Well-balanced shortblade favored by deckhands and sailors for close work during boarding or belowdecks fighting.

Handy one handed axe for cutting rope and combat; popular among ship crews.

A compact crossbow suitable for use on a rolling deck; bolts sold separately.

Long reinforced harpoon used for securing lines to other vessels or large debris during boarding actions.

A round wooden shield banded with iron; many have small carved wave motifs.

Treated leather jacket reinforced at stress points; common choice for scouts and sailors.

A step up from simple leather; riveted studs to stand up to rigging snags and minor blades.

Sturdy hemp rope for climbing, towing small boats, and securing cargo.

Forged hook on a stout shank; useful for climbing or anchoring a line to a ship's rail.

Complete smithing kit for armourers and weapon smiths. Proficiency with these grants a bonus on crafting and repair checks.

Simple whetstone for edge upkeep; a quick sharpen can grant a weapon a small bonus at the DM's discretion.

A hooded lantern practical for night work on deck; hood lets you direct the beam when signaling or concentrating light.

A stout black salve brewed from oil, vinegar, and fine charcoal. Popular for shipboard metalwork.

A bright signal mirror preferred by lookouts and lifeboat crews; helps attract the attention of distant ships.

Voucher for in-shop labor. Maris will repair dents, replace rivets, patch leather, or give a fine sharpening and consultation.

Standard potion of first aid; common in coastal towns where sailors get nicked and need quick treatment.