A simple, serviceable dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good for utility and self-defense.

A balanced short sword favored by city guards and adventurers starting out.

A sturdy steel longsword with a well-tempered blade. Reliable and easy to maintain.

A short-handled axe suitable for combat and chopping wood in a pinch.

A simple blowdown crossbow with wooden stock and iron bow. Reliable single-shot ranged weapon.

A hammer made by Harrin for novices: balanced head and reinforced handle for reliable strikes.

A rough-shod pole used for training and crowd control; not a true weapon but serviceable.

Leather reinforced with metal studs. Comfortable and offers decent protection for a fledgling adventurer.

A round wooden shield banded with iron. Durable and useful for protecting less-experienced fighters.

Thick gloves lined with leather patches to protect hands during smithing or climbing.

A set of iron rods and tongs used for branding, smith repairs, or crude cauterization.

A quality whetstone treated with oil to keep blades sharp. Harrin insists on it for any sword sale.

A set of hammers, tongs, files and clamps for field repairs to armor and weapons.

A stout leather bellows useful for stoking a forge or starting an outdoor fire.

Small kit of camping and maintenance implements for the road.

A sturdy lock suitable for chests or doors. Harrin offers simple locksmithing for a reasonable fee.

Small lead bullets cast on-site; cheap and useful for slingers.

A small flask of lamp oil; useful for lights, fires, or as an improvised weapon.

Harrin will clean, oil, and perform minor repairs on one weapon and one piece of armor.

A crude, non-magical rune or name etched into a weapon or shield. Harrin warns it doesn't grant magic.

Deposit to commission re-tempering or reshaping of a weapon. Final price depends on work required.