A balanced steel dagger, useful for stealth, utility, or a backup weapon.

A short, well-forged blade favored by scouts and rogues.

A sturdy longsword with a leather-wrapped grip and balanced blade.

A handy throwing and melee axe, hammered and tempered for durability.

A quarterstaff that doubles as a walking stick and a dependable club.

A laminated shortbow, serviceable for hunters and new rangers.

A finely polished short sword whose scabbard holds a hand-polished mirror finish. The blade can glow briefly to aid work or travel.

Arrows for use with bows; inexpensive and adequate for most purposes.

A complete set of smith's tools in a heavy leather roll, the core of any blacksmith's trade.

A small whetstone for keeping edges keen and reducing wear.

A heavy blacksmith's hammer, balanced for strikes on an anvil but serviceable in a pinch.

A compact horseshoeing kit for traveling parties who need to keep mounts sound.

A flask of purified smelting oil, prized by smiths for producing steady, hot flames.

A Forgebrand Hammer, slightly enchanted and kept bright by the shop. Favored by craftsmen for its balance and temper.

Flux of True Weld, a concentrated compound every smith hopes to have on hand for delicate joins.

A supple leather cuirass, stitched and riveted for extra life.

Studded leather reinforced with small steel plates for extra protection.

A round, tempered steel shield with the smith's maker mark.

A small glass vial filled with a sweet, reddish liquid favored by healers.