A heavy hammer with tiny etched, concentric eye-motifs on the head. Excellent for ordinary smithing work.

A leather roll of hammers, tongs, files and bellows. The leather is stamped with an odd, watchful sigil.

A pale sharpening stone that leaves a faint shimmer on a blade edge.

A sturdy lantern with glass panes etched in concentric circles. Burns oil for up to 6 hours on a pint.

A compact iron grappling hook with a knotted rope; the hook's prongs are slightly hooked inward like talons.

A small, glassy shard that resembles a fragment of an enormous eye. Cold to the touch.

Bend it back, reedge a nick, and reseat a loose pommel; a quick, on-the-spot mending.

Small iron tacks hammered with faint runes that repel vermin and small spirits for a short time.

A balanced longsword with a faint iridescent sheen that seems to shift when you glance away.

A coarse handaxe with tiny sawlike teeth along part of the blade—serviceable for chopping and combat.

Three-pronged spear favored by coastal guards; the metal has a slight patina as if long exposed to brine.

A solid wooden shield rimmed with iron; the surface is inlaid with small, translucent nodules that look like tiny eyes.

Dark scale mail whose scales are subtly engraved with looping patterns reminiscent of undersea currents.

A chain shirt treated with oils that make it quiet to move in; seams whisper when rubbed between fingers.

A small vial of ruby liquid that warms to the touch; typical common restorative.