A sturdy steel longsword, recently reconditioned and sharpened. Balanced for average adventurers.

A light blade with a reinforced ricasso. Good for rogues and light fighters.

A smith's favored design: solid head and short haft, usable in one or two hands depending on style.

A small axe suitable for throwing or close combat.

A hammer fashioned partly by a smith for use both in combat and at the forge. Heavy-headed and reliable.

Leather armor reinforced with scattered metal studs. Recently patched and oiled.

A round/heater style shield reinforced at the rim with iron. Sturdy and light enough for one-handed use.

Quality stones for sharpening blades. A must-have for adventurers who value a keen edge.

A sturdy tinderbox with salvaged flint. Useful for campfires and small signal fires.

Sturdy spikes for climbing, blocking doors, or creating simple traps.

Twelve wooden-shafted bolts with iron tips.

A collection of hammers, tongs, rivets and oil to perform battlefield repairs or patch armor/weapons between adventures.

A decorative iron brooch shaped like an ember. Useful for fastening cloaks or as a coin-sized gift.

Standard alchemist's oil used for lamps, lubricating gears, or as an improvised weapon.

A simple poultice made from salves and herbs to tend wounds. Not a potion, but useful between visits to a cleric.

A lantern with reinforced panes and a steady wick; built to survive knocks and the road.

Brenna will re-edge, reseat a loose hilt, and re-temper small weapons. More extensive work costs more or takes time.

Quick patch for dents, loose rivets, and small tears. Keeps armor serviceable until full repair.