A well-balanced military shortsword with a leather-wrapped grip. Reliable for troops and travelers.

A sturdy longblade, good for both cavalry and foot soldiers. Balanced and true.

A single-bladed axe favored by front-line fighters. Good chopping power and reliable construction.

Two throwing/hand axes. Balanced for melee use or as thrown weapons.

A sharp, multipurpose blade. Useful for utility and combat alike.

A heavy-headed hammer with a hammered peen. Perfect for armored foes and blacksmith-style finishing strikes.

A finely-made longbow with a laminated yew core. More consistent draw and accuracy.

A round, wooden shield bound with iron. Adds reliable protection for a shield-bearing fighter.

Leather armor reinforced with metal studs. Favored by rangers and rogues who need mobility.

A shirt of interlinked rings, worn beneath clothes for discreet protection.

Interlocked metal rings forming a reliable harness of protection for foot soldiers.

Hammers, tongs, files, and punches: everything a beginning smith needs.

Hot-forged shoes, nailed to the mounts' hooves. Includes fitting and nails.

A coarse stone for sharpening blades in the field.

An assorted box of iron nails and bolts. Useful for traps, repairs, and crude barricades.

Lamp or weapon oil. Flammable; small steel canister included.

Basic repair of dents, broken straps, minor re-riveting. Time: 1d4 hours.