A simple, well-balanced iron dagger. Stout and reliable for everyday tasks or self-defense.

A shortbow reinforced with steel inlays depicting subtle wolf motifs along the limbs.

A standard longsword with a wolf's head etched near the hilt and a leather grip stitched like a wolf pelt.

A trusty handaxe with a small wolf's tooth carved into the haft. Good for camping chores or close combat.

A long spear reinforced with iron rings and wrapped in leather for grip. Useful for militia or hunters.

Tough leather armor dyed and stitched to resemble wolf pelt patterns. Flexible and comfortable for light fighters or scouts.

A short coat of interlocking rings hardened and treated to resist rust, with wolf-head clasps at the throat.

A round wooden shield bound with iron and emblazoned with a snarling wolf crest.

Light leather barding for a warhorse or riding steed, reinforced across the chest and flanks.

A well-weathered whetstone stamped with the forge's wolf mark. Keeps blades sharp.

A compact set of hammers, nails, oil, leather strips and ring spares for field repairs of gear or armor.

A small iron medallion bearing a crescent and a sleeping wolf. Not magical, but is a local charm given to watchers at the forge.

A weighted net with reinforced iron knots. Useful for hunting or restraining small-to-medium prey.

A small jar of salve made by the apprentice's contacts in the temple gardens. Soothes wounds and stops bleeding.

A basic repair service for gear: sewing, patching leather, tightening rings and rivets.

A traveler's cloak treated with wax and oils for water resistance. Edging shows subtle wolf motifs.

Bring two weapons per week and Borun will keep them edged and oiled.

A single crossbow bolt with a silvered tip. Useful for hunters who suspect supernatural prey.