A well-balanced short sword, heat-treated and polished. Reliable for novices and adventurers alike.

A sturdy longsword, versatile grip for one- or two-handed use. Solid, dependable workmanship.

A compact battleaxe with a reinforced poll and oak haft; good tradeoff of damage and control.

A hand-cocked crossbow for hunters and guards. Comes with simple string maintenance kit.

Balanced throwing knife forged for farmhands who sometimes need to defend themselves.

Leather reinforced with metal studs; flexible and good for stealthy fighters.

Mail sewn into a padded shirt; easier to wear and maintain than full chain mail.

Round wooden shield banded in iron. Provides solid protection for a common fighter.

Sturdy gloves for smithing or adventuring — protect hands from heat and abrasion.

Steel horseshoe treated to resist cracking. Locals sometimes buy the 'lucky polish' service.

A careful file, whetstone, and oil bring an edge back to working condition.

A small iron canister that emits thick black smoke for 1 round when ignited. Useful for distractions or escape.

Small kit with flint, steel, and metal pins for minor armor/weapon repairs.

Well-fletched arrow with a hardened point. Sold individually or in bundles of 20 for 1 gp.

An iron ring forged by Garron's apprentices. Mostly decorative but well made; some claim it calms calloused hands.