A simple steel dagger forged from local iron. Clean, well-balanced, with a leather-wrapped hilt to keep hands from freezing.

A short, nimble blade with a frosted steel finish. Good for skirmishing and easy to repair.

A reliable longsword forged with extra attention to the tempering process so edges hold in bitter cold.

A stout battleaxe, useful for chopping wood as well as foes. Head stamped with Palebank mark.

A compact crossbow made with oiled wood and reinforced metal, resists icing and freezing.

A quiver of twenty arrows, fletched with feathers that shed ice and snow more cleanly.

A heavy iron hammer used at the anvil. Comfortable in cold hands thanks to a wrapped haft.

A full smith's tools kit. Required for repairing and forging metal items, and useful for crafting checks.

A single piece of 'evercold' coal. Keeps embers alive in wet snow and is prized by remote cabins.

Torches treated with oil to resist quick extinguishing from falling sleet.

A coil of rope useful for travel, hauling, and anchoring sleds.

A compact whetstone favored by hunters. Helps blades cut through frozen hide and tangled ice.

Treated leather armor. Flexible and warm, suitable for hunters and scouts around Palebank.

A round shield reinforced for ice-slick conditions. Handy for blocking thrown snow and blades alike.

A shield finished with an enchanted coating that mutes chill. Popular with icefisher folk.

A small vial of red liquid kept in a corked glass bottle. A staple for travelers who might take a tumble on ice.