A well-balanced, everyday shortsword. Favored by city watch and travelers alike.

A sturdy longsword with a keen edge and leather-wrapped grip. Good for two-handed or one-handed use.

A handaxe with a well-forged head. Useful in melee or thrown in a pinch.

A reliable warhammer with a reinforced head. Popular among militia and adventurers who face armored foes.

A compact crossbow with a wooden stock. Comes with a spare string and basic maintenance kit.

Simple steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Balanced for throwing or close work.

A balanced spear suitable for both melee and throwing. Useful for hunters and soldiers.

A reliable shortbow carved from yew. Paired well with light armor and skirmish tactics.

A curved blade with a razor edge. Battle-polished to hold its edge longer than standard scimitars.

A common spear with a hardwood shaft and iron tip. Versatile and inexpensive.

Studded leather reinforced at stress points; good protection without sacrificing mobility.

A round wooden shield bound with iron. Slightly heavier than common shields but holds up to abuse.

A leather quiver loaded with 20 standard arrows.

A coarse whetstone for basic blade sharpening and upkeep.

Fingered leather gloves that improve grip and comfort when using weapons.

A reinforced scabbard that protects a blade and prevents accidental dulling.

Small lead bullets for slings. Economical ranged ammunition.

A single hardened-tip arrow, holds up better against armor and concealed targets.

Basic repair and straightening of blades and hafts. Turnaround usually same-day unless busy.