A balanced, military-style longsword hammered and tempered for reliable service.

A short, thrusting blade kept razor sharp—favored by scouts and roadwardens.

A soldier's warhammer with a reinforced peen for armor-crushing strikes.

Two handy throwing/close-quarters axes, useful for patrols and travelers.

A narrow dagger, easy to hide and quick to use. Good as a last-resort weapon.

A compact crossbow with a carved military stock; suitable for guards on the road.

A round shield reinforced with an iron rim—common among foot patrols.

Treated hides, supple and light. Favored by scouts and mounted messengers.

Leather reinforced with metal studs for a balance of mobility and protection.

A fine chain shirt that slips under civilian clothes—good for commanders incognito.

Standard-issue chain for enlisted men; effective and relatively easy to repair.

A red vial that mends minor wounds when drunk.

Leather barding to protect pack or riding horses on long, dusty roads.

A set of nailed iron shoes for a warhorse or cart horse. Essential for constant road travel.

A small kit of common repair items for wagons, saddles, and leather gear.

An iron-framed lantern with glass and a well-fitting lid — holds lamp oil safely.

Basic sharpening, hinge tightening, and small nicks filed out to make a weapon serviceable.

Patch dents, re-rivet a seam, and re-treat leather. Keeps armor functional on the road.

Commission a custom blade or reblade an old weapon. Price varies with materials and enchantment requests.