A well-balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped grip. Reliable for throwing or close work.

A shortsword tempered with Fireforge techniques—holds an edge well and resists chipping.

A solid longsword with a plain crossguard. Comfortable to wield and easy to maintain.

A sturdy handaxe—handy as both tool and weapon. Head forged for good balance.

A simple spear with an iron head and ash shaft. Versatile for throwing or spearwall tactics.

A compact wooden crossbow with iron fittings. Comes with a simple cocking lever.

A hammer designed for new adventurers—balanced for use in both combat and labor.

Quiver of 20 iron-headed arrows. Standard fletching.

An essential set for metalworking—hammers, tongs, files, portable forge kit.

A pair of fitted iron horseshoes. Borin fits and nails them securely.

A leather-and-iron gauntlet that improves grip and protects the wielder's hand while working or fighting.

A small tin of iron rivets and nails handy for field repairs.

Toughened leather armor, flexible and light—good for young adventurers.

Round shield with iron rim to resist wear. Adds solid protection without being unwieldy.

A simple chain shirt offering decent protection while allowing mobility.

A small metal buckler strengthened with internal ribs—light and surprisingly sturdy.

Quick sharpening and minor repairs (dulling, small chips). Takes 10–30 minutes.

A name, simple rune, or symbol etched into metalwork. Adds character and modest resale value.

Bespoke reinforced plate components—Borin will craft a custom piece to order (time and final price depend on complexity).