A stout, well-forged handaxe forged from charcoal-steeled iron. Balanced for throwing and chopping. A staple weapon among miners and expeditions.

A heavy warhammer with a broad, flat face and spike on the reverse. Favored by stonecutters and defenders of the hold.

A longsword fashioned in a dwarven style: broad guard, heavy pommel and a keen edge that holds well against stone and mail.

A short, reliable dagger forged for everyday tasks and last-resort defense. The pommel bears a tiny runic stamp of the smith.

Interlocking steel rings hammered and riveted onto a padded gambeson. Heavy but comfortable for its protection.

A finely worked scale mail with brass trim. Lighter than chain, favored by scouts who still expect a fight.

Studded leather crafted from cured hide and brass studs. Good protection without slowing movement.

A round iron-faced shield with a reinforced boss. Warm to the touch from the smith's hearth.

A squat vial containing a rosy fluid brewed to steady wounds and speed recovery. Brewed by a traveling apothecary and sold through the smith's back room.

A whetstone made from fine river grit. Kept in a leather pouch to protect the edge of knives and axes.

A pair of iron horseshoes, properly sized and hammered to take a beating. The smith offers fitting for an extra fee.

A satchel of smithing coal, dry and slow-burning — the blend Bromli swears by for an even heat.

A basic smithing toolset for repairs on the road. Handy for quick fixes and field repairs.