A serviceable shortsword with a few nicks and a patched hilt. Balanced enough for trained hands.

A longblade Hargo salvaged from a field and reforged. Not elegant, but reliable.

A battered two-handed sword. Cleans up well but shows age; hefty and blunt on impact.

Simple one-handed axe; common among woodsmen and mercenaries.

Three inexpensive daggers sharpened for throwing. Cheap iron, serviceable tips.

A heavy crossbow with a repaired stock and a temperamental bolt latch. Gets the job done.

An old battleaxe with a dulled edge. Good for a first-fight or as a backup weapon.

A round, wooden shield banded in iron. Solid but not indestructible.

Light leather armor patched in several places. Cheap protection for travelers.

A chain shirt Hargo reinforced at stress points with scrap plates. Heavier than standard but tougher.

Twenty basic iron-tipped arrows. Not fletched perfectly but fly true enough.

A small stone for sharpening edges. Hargo insists it's a must-have.

A small flask of lamp oil useful for maintaining weapons and for torches.

Hargo will re-edge a blade, true the edge, and apply oil. Takes a short rest to perform.

A murky red vial. Hargo doesn't brew these but keeps a couple bought from traders.