Well-balanced steel shortsword with a leather-wrapped grip. A common choice for scouts and city guards.

A versatile military blade, slightly worn but well-maintained by Borik's smiths.

A sturdy axe favored by militias and woodsmen alike. Head shows signs of repeated sharpening.

A heavy-headed hammer with a sprung hickory haft. Good for smashing armor and shields.

A small blade kept razor-sharp. Easy to conceal; Borik always keeps one in the counter drawer.

A practical pole weapon with a sturdy ash shaft and iron head. Can be thrown or used in melee.

A single-shot crossbow with a bolt rack and spare string on the side. Good for hunters and guards.

Twenty well-fletched wooden arrows. Affordable and dependable for short- to medium-range combat.

A flat stone used to sharpen blades. Sold individually or in pairs.

Used to keep moving parts lubricated or to burn in lamps/torches in a pinch.

Rough but serviceable rope for climbing, hauling, and trip-lines.

A small pack assembled by Borik: includes a whetstone, oil, flint & steel, 10 torches, and a simple repair patch kit.

A round wooden shield reinforced with iron rims. Well-suited for militia and novice adventurers.

Light armor made of treated hide. Offers mobility and modest protection.

Leather reinforced with metal studs. Popular with rangers and rogues who still want agility.

Overlapping metal scales sewn to leather backing. Heavier than a chain shirt but provides solid protection.

Padded gloves that offer some protection and a better grip for handling weapons and shields.

A small vial of red liquid that mends wounds. A staple for low-level adventurers.