A serviceable, hand-forged longsword. Charred in places from the fire but fully tempered and sharpened.

A reliable short sword with a solid crossguard. Popular with villagers and traveling guards.

A compact crossbow Ilara rebuilt from salvaged parts. Reliable but shows signs of repair.

Simple daggers useful as tools or last-resort weapons. Cheaply made but functional.

A farming sickle reborn as a makeshift weapon. Cheap and common in the village.

A heavy hammer with scorching along the haft. Balanced for both smithing and combat.

Light armor patched after the fire. Comfortable and flexible; patched seams are reinforced.

A sturdy shield with a char-blackened center that Ilara sealed and reinforced with an iron rim.

A small ointment Ilara keeps for burned hands and cuts. Provides modest healing.

A bottle of oil for protecting metal from rust and smoke damage. Popular for tools and armor.

A kit containing files, tongs, a small hammer, and patches for emergency repairs in the field.

A high-quality whetstone treated with oil to maintain a keen edge.

A plain iron ring crafted from metal salvaged in the blaze. Worn by villagers as a token of resilience.

Quick-forged horseshoes for village mounts. Rust-resistant and hammered quickly to fit most hooves.

A torch with iron bindings that burn longer and safer than a common torch.

A modest iron amulet hammered into the shape of a small anvil. Not magical but treasured as a symbol of the smithy's rebirth.

Ilara will perform a minor repair on a single weapon or armor piece (non-magical) — dents out, refasten strap, re-rivet small areas.