A simple, balanced blade favored by scouts and rogues. Light and easy to conceal.

A short, double-edged blade useful in tight quarters and favored by duelists.

A well-made long blade. The smith's stock standard for infantry and adventurers.

A compact axe that works equally well in melee or to be thrown at a target.

A sturdy spear: cheap, reliable, and usable for both throwing and close combat.

A compact crossbow that is easy for new recruits to learn. Requires bolts.

A common bow used by hunters and town guards. Effective at short to medium ranges.

A house specialty: a well-balanced, razor-honed shortsword made to the smith's exacting standards. Not enchanted, but better-finished than the usual stock.

A round shield, rimed and reinforced. A smith's staple for travelers and militia.

Soft leather armor, flexible and quiet. Good for scouts and those who favor stealth.

Studded leather reinforced with small metal plates for added protection without much weight.

A small glass vial of a rosy liquid that heals wounds when imbibed.

A standard bundle of twenty arrows for bows. Economical and commonly stocked.

A box of twenty crossbow bolts. Cheaper in bulk and kept dry by the smith.

Essential toolkit for a smith. Used both for crafting and for field repairs on weapons and armor.

A sharpening stone. The smith offers them to keep blades combat-ready between full re-forgings.

A paid service: the smith reshapes a purchased melee weapon's grip and balance to better fit the wielder.