A stout, well-balanced warhammer favored by stoneworkers and miners; finely peened head and reinforced haft.

Chipped but sharp—balanced for combat and utility. Leather-wrapped haft to resist sweat and grip.

A solid two-handed or versatile axe; common among clan guards and forestry crews.

A pick built for breaking stone and mineral seams; also serviceable as a weapon.

Round shield bound with iron rims. Sturdy, a little heavier than typical but reliable.

Soft leather reinforced with metal studs—good protection without too much weight.

Sturdy canvas and leather pack with buckles and an inner pouch, reinforced for miner's use.

Thick woolen bedroll that keeps out chill drafts—smells faintly of ale and tar.

Dried meats, hard cheese, oatcakes—simple, filling, and heavily salted for preservation.

Sturdy leather waterskin, double-stitched; metal clasp on request.

Thick, dependable hemp rope. Treated to resist rot and moderate abrasion.

Fine, lightweight and strong—preferred for climbing where weight matters.

Simple pine torch soaked in pitch. Bright enough for a short period.

A slab of flint and a steel striker in a leather pouch—reliable sparks every time.

Brass-framed lantern with a hood to control light and protect flame from drafts.

Lamp oil, refined and less sooty than common blends.

Hammers, tongs, small anvil pieces—complete for basic blacksmithing and repairs.

Mashing paddle, filtering cloth, measuring jugs—well-suited to hearty ales.

Small files, tiny hammers, delicate pliers; useful for clockwork, locks, and trinkets.

Locally brewed stout—robust, bitter, and capable of raising spirits and courage.

A carved stone tankard with shallow, non-magical runes along the rim—keeps drink cooler.

A quarter-keg of Borin's own brew—ideal for a small party or a short tavern night.

A single-use crimson vial brewed by local apothecaries. Standard emergency restorative.