A well-forged utility blade, balanced for throwing or close work. Polished, with a leather-wrapped hilt.

Light and nimble blade favored by scouts and city guards. Braced for quick parries.

A classic knightly blade with a plain crossguard. Balanced for both one- and two-handed use.

Single-headed axe designed for combat; stout haft and wedge-shaped blade.

Simple, reliable pole weapon. Can be used for throwing or thrusting.

A compact hunting bow with a taut string and smooth draw; comes with 20 handcrafted wooden arrows.

Heater shield of reinforced oak with iron rim. Painted with a simple crossed hammer motif (Bramm's mark).

Soft leather cuirass dyed dark brown. Light and quiet—favored by rangers and scouts.

Leather reinforced with metal studs for extra protection while remaining flexible.

A shirt of interlocking metal rings worn over a padded layer. Good protection without full encumbrance.

Hammer, tongs, files, anvil hammer marks and other tools of the trade. Essential for repairs and crafting.

A straight-shafted wooden arrow with feather fletching and iron head.

Hand-forged iron shoes, fitted to most war- and work-horses.

Three-pronged iron hook with a stout rope loop; useful for climbing or securing loads.

Straps and padding for carrying gear on pack animals; reinforced to reduce chafing and prevent slippage.

Quick field repair for dents, loose rivets, and minor edge resharpening.

A thorough sharpening and cleaning that restores a weapon's edge and gleam.