A well-forged steel longsword, balanced for both slashing and thrusting. Standard issue for many city guards.

A light, nimble blade favored by scouts and rogues. Good for quick strikes and parries.

A substantial axe capable of delivering crushing blows. Useful for warriors who prefer heavy cutting weapons.

A reliable ranged weapon with decent stopping power. Comes with a basic strap and 10 crossbow bolts.

Balanced daggers meant for throwing. Easy to conceal in boots or sleeves.

A sturdy wooden shield with iron rim, painted with the holder's simple crest. Adds protection to any fighter.

Light chainmail worn beneath clothing or over gambesons. Balances protection and mobility for level 3 adventurers.

Cheap, soft leather armor; comfortable but offers limited protection. Favored by messengers for its lightness.

A reinforced steel cap that protects the head from blunt and slashing blows.

A small pack containing oil, whetstone, sewing kit, tar, spare rivets, and a length of cord—handy for field repairs.

A bitter draught that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

A small wooden crate of 20 crossbow bolts.

A fine-grained stone used to sharpen blades to a keen edge. Helps maintain weapon performance.

A heavy cloak with leather-reinforced shoulders to shrug off rain and minor blows. Useful for rangers and scouts.

A thin oil that prevents rust and eases hinges and joints for a week per application.

A blunt practice shield with tiny serrations along the rim for realistic sparring. Not intended for combat.

A vial of red liquid that mends wounds when drunk. A staple for low-level adventurers.