A full artisan's kit for metalworking: hammers, tongs, files, chisels, anvil tools and a leather roll.

A heavy linen sack of processed coal that burns hotter and cleaner than raw coal.

Flint, steel and charcloth in a small tin; the interior lining resists accidental sparks.

A hardened steel striker and flint for striking sparks reliably.

A thick, blackened ingot of worked iron, ready to be reshaped by a smith.

Well-forged shoes with extra rivets to handle rocky trails and hot ironwork.

Small iron nails, blackened to resist rust from exposure to ember and ash.

Thick leather apron with metal stud reinforcements — commonly worn by smiths.

A sealed glass vial of heated oil used for heating tongs or, in darker use, to set flammable traps.

A pocket-sized bundle of embercoal for a single night of campfire or quick forging.

A stout dagger with a faint ember motif along the blade and a heat-tempered edge.

A well-made shortsword, edge tempered with a flash of controlled heat — decorative ember lines glow near a warm flame.

A hefty warhammer with an ashen-streaked head and a leather-wrapped shaft, favored by those who work the forge.

A smith's hammer with a long handle and a head milled to leave clean marks; the throat can be heated to brand wood or leather.

A stout wooden shield with riveted strips of hardened black iron — light, reliable protection.

Studded leather armor treated in a smoking-tar bath; tiny studs of tempered iron are sewn in for extra toughness.

A shirt of interlinked rings, each link heat-treated during forging to increase durability.

A warm vial sealed with wax; drinking it mends flesh and mutes pain.