A sturdy steel dagger with a leather-wrapped grip. A common sidearm and tool for everyday tasks.

A balanced short blade favored by scouts and rogues. Light and easy to carry.

A reliable longsword forged from well-quenched steel. Good balance between reach and control.

A handaxe with a solid wooden haft and a heat-tempered head. Useful in camp and combat.

A simple light crossbow, suitable for hunters and guards. Includes a basic quiver of bolts on request.

A shortbow carved from seasoned yew. Paired with a simple leather quiver.

A broad, round wooden shield with iron rim. Standard issue for city watch and travellers.

A set of simple leather armor, flexible and quiet. A good starter armor for agile characters.

Studded leather reinforced with small metal rivets for extra protection without sacrificing mobility.

A full set of smith's tools including hammers, tongs, files, ring mandrels, and a portable anvil patch.

A compact hoof-and-nail kit for quick field repairs to shoes, wagon fittings, and small metalwork.

A small vial of tempering oil infused with rare salts. Used to ease forging and add a little edge to metalwork.

A cheap handful of nails for repairs around camp or quick shoe resets.

A removable iron spike that can be bolted to the edge of a shield. More theatrical than tactical, but favored by some guards.

A reinforced blacksmith's hammer optimized for striking metal and splitting shield-bands. Equally serviceable in a pinch during combat.

A pot of simple field salve made from crushed herbs, beeswax, and a drop of iron-rich tincture. Popular with hunters and caravaners.

A simple glass phial of red-hued liquid. Not always in stock, but Borin keeps one or two on hand for dire straits.