A small, ornamental club carved with fine Victorian-era floral patterns. Not typical fletcher fare but useful in a pinch.

A modest shortbow, lightweight and easy to handle, favored by Victorian countryside hunters.

Twenty meticulously crafted arrows with carbon-infused tips, designed for improved piercing and accuracy.

Ten thick iron bolts reinforced for crossbow use, ideal for improved penetration on armored targets.

A leather quiver embossed with intricate Victorian filigree, capable of holding 30 arrows or bolts with ease.

Lightweight arrows made for enhanced speed and range, trading some damage for velocity.

A single enchanted arrow with a perfectly balanced shaft and blessed tip, granting improved accuracy.

A highly durable bowstring reinforced with silk fibers, designed to reduce string snap and increase shot speed.

A compact Victorian-style wooden box containing feathers, glue, knives, and tools necessary to fletch and repair arrows on the road.

A vial of mild paralytic poison that can be applied to arrow tips. On a successful hit, the target must succeed on a DC 12 Constitution saving throw or become paralyzed for 1 minute.

High-quality goose feathers, traditionally used to fletch arrows for better flight control and stability.

A supple leather arm guard embossed with delicate patterns, protecting the bow arm from string snaps.