Stout, razor-edged throwing axe favored by raiders. Balanced for throwing or close combat.

Reliable chopping weapon, solid for tough hides and bone.

A single-edged sword with a crude but reliable fuller. Useful for both slashes and stabs.

Light, quick blade made for slashing or stabbing in tight quarters.

Common spear, thrown or used in formation. Simple, reliable iron tip set in a wooden shaft.

A compact hunting bow made for quick shots from cliffs and hides.

Simple mechanical crossbow. Slower to fire but packs a punch.

Simple spear-like javelin used for hunting or skirmishes.

Heavy bludgeoning weapon favored for smashing shields and skulls. Raw and brutal.

Crafted for hunters. Not magical but shaped to bite into animal hide.

A battered oak shield rimmed with iron. Adds a reliable measure of protection.

Simple leather armor, patched with bone plates. Light and allows freedom of movement.

Studded leather offering better protection while remaining quiet and mobile.

A foul-sweet horn of fermented mead brewed with ironroot and crushed bone. Used by raiders to sharpen muscle and fury.

Coarse rope for climbing, tying prey, or hauling gear.

A torch soaked in pitch. Burns for about an hour.

Dried meat, stale rootcakes and salted fat. Keeps you moving on the trail.

Used to start fires and light torches. A basic survival tool.

A grit stone to sharpen edges and keep weapons serviceable.

A stitched waterskin, capable of holding a few days' worth of water if filled.

A flask of lamp oil, useful for lighting and crude traps.