A well-forged mundane shortsword with a crisp edge and comfortable grip. Reliable and balanced.

Standard knightly longsword. Versatile and durable — a smith favorite for true balance.

A stout hammer for armored foes. Heavy head and short shaft make it ideal for clerics and fighters alike.

A rugged axe designed to split shield and mail. Good service life and easy to re-sharpen.

Two-handed blade that cleaves through armor when swung with force. Heavy but effective.

A compact crossbow, easy to reload and sturdy. Brynn fits them with a small oil groove to keep mechanisms smooth.

A neat set of twenty iron bolts kept in a woven quiver — standard field load for a crossbowman.

A set of hammers, tongs, files and portable anvil pieces — Brynn's personal recommendation for traveling smiths.

A sturdy hammer suitable for forging and melee in a pinch. The head is slightly rounded for shaping.

Commonly used to keep bellows and mechanisms running smooth or to set a controlled fire in the forge.

Simple, well-made torch. Burns cleanly when lit and is treated to resist damp air.

Soft leather armor, treated for weather resistance. Lightweight and allows freedom of movement.

Leather reinforced with metal studs for extra protection without much extra weight.

Interlocking rings sewn into a shirt — decent protection that stays flexible.

Round iron-bound shield with a comfortable grip. Can be embossed on request.

A sealed vial of ruby liquid that mends wounds. Brynn makes a steady supply for local adventurers.

On-the-spot sharpening, minor dents hammered out, and basic re-tempering. Quick repairs while on the road.