A stout, single-edged knife favored by hunters. The blade is grounded flat and polished; the grip is wrapped in boiled leather. Functional and easy to maintain.

A sharp dagger with a simple pommel stamped with the Stoneforge hammer. Lightweight and reliable.

A solid shortsword meant for work and defense. Not flashy, but the edge holds well.

A well-made longsword in the traditional dwarven utilitarian style. The crossguard is short and the blade slightly broader.

A compact axe with a reinforced socket. Useful as both a tool and a weapon.

A simple spear with a hardened iron tip and ash shaft. Good for hunting and forming spear-lines.

A rare sight in a small post, this heavy two-handed blade is impeccably balanced for its weight. Borin keeps only one on display.

A simple shortbow option for hunters Borin trades with. It is strung with strong sinew and fitted with a carved notch.

A spear specifically trimmed and weighted for consistent throwing. The tip is removable for easy repair.

Three matched throwing knives in a small leather roll. Useful for hunters and scouts.

A round wooden shield rimmed with iron. It bears a faint hammer mark in the center.

A chunk of coarse stone in a leather pouch. Borin tests each customer's whetstone choice before sale.

Reinforced leather straps and hand-wraps used on hafts and grips. Useful for repairs and comfort.

Minor nicks, re-hafthing small blades, re-canting a wrapped grip. Borin works quickly and methodically.

A small name, clan mark, or simple rune stamped or engraved into the hilt or blade. Dwarven motifs are Borin's specialty.

A viscous oil made with local coal-tar and herbs. Borin claims it slows rust and helps an edge hold.