A well-balanced short sword, stock in many adventurer's kits. Durable and easy to maintain.

Standard longsword forged from tempered steel. Reliable for frontline fighters.

Two handaxes with trimmed edges; good for throwing or close work.

A wooden longbow that has been re-backed and restrung—serviceable and accurate at range.

A hefty warhammer with a blackened head, balanced for crushing blows against armored foes.

A small, serrated knife balanced for throwing. Not elegant, but effective.

A wood-and-iron shield offering solid protection. Rim reinforced with iron.

Overlapping metal scales riveted to a leather backing. Offers good protection at a cost of stealth.

Toughened leather with metal studs. Good balance of protection and mobility.

Reinforced leather bracers with a small iron plate. Useful for blocking and parrying.

A bundle of 20 iron-tipped arrows. Simple fletching and straight shafts.

Flint, steel, and tinder bundled for lighting fires quickly.

Bandages and salves for staunching blood and treating minor wounds between rests.

A set of hammers, tongs, files, and small anvils for field repairs and basic metalwork.

A simple pair of iron horseshoes, balanced and fitted to most riding mounts.

Branda will etch simple runes or symbols into metal weapons or armor, improving aesthetics and personalization.

A ready supply of coal and a portable bellows to keep a forge running on the road.

Branda will sharpen a blade, granting it better edge and performance until next combat (temporary benefit).

A small vial of red liquid that mends moderate wounds when drunk.

A heavy cleaver used for butchery but with the balance to serve in a pinch as a weapon.