A well-balanced steel blade, edge freshly sharpened. Reliable common longsword suitable for a new adventurer.

A short, nimble blade favored by scouts and duelists.

A stout iron dagger with a darkened pommel, keeps an edge well.

A compact crossbow with a notch carved like a crescent moon. Reliable and easy to train on.

A finely strung shortbow carved with faint runes of wind. Good for hunters and rangers.

Soft leather dyed a deep ash color. Quiet on the moves and easy to wear.

Studded leather with tiny black rivets that seem to drink in light. A step up in protection for new warriors.

A round iron shield with a faint, patinated face beaten into it. Sturdy and true.

A small phial of red liquid that glows faintly in low light. A staple for first-level parties.

A bitter vial labeled in a cramped hand. Given the area, it is often bought by pest controllers and adventurers.

A small bundle of iron-tipped arrows. Standard issue for bows sold here.

A rough whetstone. Harlan keeps a stack of these for customers who want an edge for a copper coin.

A pair of bellows wrapped in soot-dark leather. When worked just so it exhales a cold, smoky sigh that hushes flames.

A cold, black rivet that hums faintly. It feels like a mouthful of shadow in the palm.

A vial of smoky grey oil that seems to absorb light. The smith warns that it feels cold to the touch.