A balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped grip. Handy for utility and close work.

A short, curved blade forged for quick strikes. Well-balanced and easy to maintain.

A solid longsword, edge honed and haft wrapped. Reliable in a variety of hands.

A well-forged battleaxe, balanced so it can be swung quickly or braced for a heavy blow.

A handaxe that fits comfortably in one hand. Frequently sold in pairs for hunters and rangers.

A compact crossbow with a sturdy stock and a steel bow. Comes with one basic string.

A recurved shortbow, suitable for hunters and scouts who need mobility.

A round shield of iron with reinforced rim. Standard issue for many militia.

Tough leather armor hardened and oiled by the smith. Comfortable for adventurers who favor mobility.

Studded leather with riveted studs. Offers better protection while remaining light.

A small vial of red liquid. A basic restorative used to staunch wounds in the field.

A small glass flask containing a volatile, sparking liquid. Meant to add a burst of flame to a strike.

A set of heat-tempered tongs and hammer braided with a faintly warm metal. Favored by master smiths for delicate work.

A compact kit for travelers to mend armor, straps, and small breaks in the field.

A quick reinforcement job: the smith replaces and tightens rivets and adds a temporary reinforcing strap.