A well-forged steel longsword, balanced and kept razor-sharp. Reliable choice for martial characters.

A slender blade with a keen edge. Good for rogues or lightly armored fighters.

A stout battleaxe with a crisp edge. Good for axesmen and dwarven fighters.

A handaxe for throwing or close combat. Handy and cheap.

A reliable light crossbow carved for easy reloading with a string of tempered sinew.

A shortbow carved from yew and strung with treated sinew. Lightweight and accurate at medium range.

Standard iron-tipped bolts, sold in bundles of twenty.

Standard hunting arrows, iron heads and feather fletching.

Artisan's smith's tools. Essential for metal repairs and basic weapon/armor crafting.

A well-oiled whetstone. Quick maintenance keeps weapons combat-ready.

A sturdy leather backpack, reinforced at the seams by the smith's workshop.

A coil of hempen rope, standard adventuring length.

Torches for exploring caves and dark corridors.

Preserved meats, hardtack, and dried fruit. Enough sustenance for a day on the road.

Antitoxin for treating ingested or wound-based poisons. Not a cure-all; best used quickly.

Thieves' tools for lockpicking and disabling small traps.

Healer's kit. Useful for emergency care and tending the wounded between rests.

Blackmark Branding Iron. Used by the smith to mark items he forges or repairs.

A stout round shield. Scuffed from years of use but expertly repaired.

Light armor reinforced with studded leather plates. Popular for scouts and rangers.

A chain shirt offering good protection without excessive weight.

Scale mail, a common middle ground between lighter and heavier armors.

Tempered Traveler's Cuirass. A custom piece favored by mercenaries who camp often.

A sealed vial of red liquid. The most common restorative potion among travelers.