A serviceable military-grade longsword forged from good-quality iron and tempered steel. Balanced for cutting and thrusting.

A compact hunting shortbow of yew and sinew. Good for rangers and scouts who need a reliable ranged weapon.

A warhammer forged with a slightly flared head to concentrate force. Well suited to strike armor and bone.

A neat leather roll containing three well-forged throwing knives, polished and razor sharp.

Rounded iron-faced shield, rimed and reinforced at the boss. A stout defensive piece for foot soldiers.

Interlocking rings and leather backing produce the familiar clank of chain mail. Reliable heavy protection.

Scale mail made from tempered plates sewn to a leather hauberk. Good protection without the weight of full plate.

A standard quiver's worth of arrows, hand-forged heads and fletched with goose feathers.

A full kit of a smith: everything a journeyman needs to work metal in the field or a small workshop.

A common whetstone. Bram keeps stacks of these for sale near the bench.

A well-balanced hammer for driving rivets and shaping metal. Also useful as a tool in the field.

Weapon sharpening and minor repair. Bram offers this quick service at the bench while you wait.

Blacksmith's bargain pack. Useful for field repairs and small projects.

Commission a piece from Bram: weapons, shields, and armor forged to order with optional cosmetic inlays.

A small glass phial sealed with wax. The liquid inside stings a little and warms the chest.