A grit-scarred stone for sharpening blades; lasts for months with regular use.

Hand-forged iron shoes for a typical warhorse or riding mount; includes nails and fitting.

Re-tempering a chipped or dulled blade to restore reliability and edge (non-magical only).

Patch holes, replace broken rivets, and re-sew leather liners for battered armor.

A vial of dark oil Brok concocts from ground whetstone dust and herbal solvents; when applied to a nonmagical weapon, it grants a faintly sharper edge for a short time.

An apprentice-level smithing kit: hammer, tongs, files, punch set and starter bellows.

A spare iron chain link — useful for quick field repairs or jury-rigging restraints.

A balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped grip — well-made and reliable.

A razor-edged short sword tempered in Brok's forge; lighter than military blades, favored by scouts.

A solid long sword with a simple crossguard and wood-inlaid grip. Durable and easy to repair.

A dependable warhammer with a squat, flanged head. Common among guards and militia.

A practical light crossbow with a wooden stock and iron bow. Reliable for hunters and guards.

Toughened leather with iron studs riveted into key sections; good protection without sacrificing mobility.

Interlocking iron rings forming a dependable defensive layer. Heavier than leather but sturdy.

A round iron-bound wooden shield with a leather face; good for blocking blows in melee.