A simple, sharp blade favored by rogues and travelers. Balanced for throwing and close work.

Short, straight blade for quick, precise strikes. A common choice for lightly armored fighters.

A reliable hunting bow carved from yew and sinew. Good for new archers.

A light crossbow with a steady mechanism. Useful for adventurers who want power without a longbow.

A well-balanced handaxe for throwing and melee. Handy for hunters and fighters alike.

A sturdy spear. Useful both in formation and as a thrown weapon for a cautious party.

Simple wooden staff reinforced with iron bands. Good as a walking stick and a weapon.

A shortsword forged with extra care by the smith. Slightly pricier due to hand tempering.

Light throwing knives with a flint in the pommel. Cheap and practical for travelers.

A round iron-bound shield. Standard issue for city guards and caravan escorts.

Soft leather armor dyed dark brown. Comfortable for scouts and light fighters.

Good fletching and straight shafts. A standard bundle of arrows for bows.

A small hooked plate worn on the forearm. Designed by the smith to help apprentices learn parrying.

A quality bundle of arrows meant to last longer and fly truer than common fodder.