A simple steel dagger, sharp and well-balanced. Standard sidearm and utility blade.

Shortsword forged with a keen edge. Light, nimble, and easy to keep sharp.

A long, simple blade with a solid hilt. Reliable and serviceable in most fights.

A warhammer with a tempered head and a reinforced haft. Good for armored foes.

A stout round shield of iron-rimmed wood, painted with the smith's mark.

Chain shirt made from interlocking rings. Lighter than full mail, good mobility.

Studded leather: hardened studs sewn into a supple leather jerkin. Favorite of scouts.

Riveted chain mail crafted to military standards. Bulky but very protective.

A complete set of smith's tools in a well-oiled leather roll. The shop's mark is stamped on the case.

A leather pouch of bandages, salves, and splints. Simple battlefield first aid.

A compact whetstone kept around for quick edge maintenance. Low cost but reliable.

A sturdy hammer with a polished ash haft. Useful for both fighting and forging.

Sack of Embercoal: five ember-coals that burn hot and steady. They keep metal malleable and speed forging.

Keen Whetstone of Edge: a small whetstone etched with runes. It aligns a blade's edge to strike truer for a short time.

Reinforced Horseshoes: hammered and riveted to last. The smith fits them to the mount's hooves and balances them carefully.

A small glass vial sealed with wax. The liquid inside glows faintly and mends wounds.