A sharp, balanced blade favored by scouts and rogues. Light and easy to conceal.

A short, versatile sword ideal for one-on-one combat and dexterous fighters.

A reliable blade for front-line fighters. Well balanced for cutting or thrusting.

Curved blade popular with scouts and swashbucklers. Light and quick in a skilled hand.

A single-handed axe built to be thrown or used in close combat.

A sturdy hammer favored by those who fight armored foes; crafted with a rounded head.

A compact crossbow with a stout stock. Reliable, simple to maintain.

A shortbow crafted from seasoned yew. Favored by rangers and guild scouts.

A quiver of twenty well-fletched arrows. Standard quality for field use.

A pre-packed explorer's kit assembled to guild specifications. Good value for new parties.

Sturdy hempen rope for climbing and rigging. A staple for dungeon delves.

A common torch, soaked in pitch and easy to light. Useful for immediate illumination.

A basic whetstone to keep blades serviceable on the road.

A small tin of guild-formulated sharpening paste. Applies a keen edge for one decisive strike.

A round, iron-rimmed shield. Standard issue for guild footmen and guards.

Soft-leather armor, flexible and quiet. Good for beginning adventurers and scouts.

Studded leather lined with small metal plates for extra protection without losing mobility.

A chain shirt made of interlocking rings; a good middle ground between mobility and protection.

A heavier, reinforced shield crafted for guild escorts. Slightly pricier but built to last.

A common healing potion often kept in the guild first-aid chest.