A well-balanced hammer with a riveted steel head and a leather-wrapped haft. Popular with stonemasons for precise strikes and everyday quarry work.

A set of hardened chisels of varying widths, stored in an oiled leather roll. Essential for fine stonework and runic carving.

A stout iron bar used for levering blocks, adjusting fittings, and removing set stones.

A small brass lantern with a protective grill and wick reservoir. Offers steady light in dust-choked tunnels.

A long, toothed saw with a frame for wet-sawing softer stone. Slower than a metal saw but preserves delicate edges.

Metal spikes that strap onto boots to provide extra traction on rough stone and ice. Favored by miners and tunnelers.

Comes with level, plumb line, mallet, set of chisels, measuring wires and a sturdy carrying case.

Finely powdered stone used to fill gaps, as a base for mortar, or to mark measurements.

A chain with a pull-weighted marker, used to lay level lines over large stone surfaces and to assess subsidence.

A potent alchemical adhesive favored in repairs where mortar won't do. Bonds cleanly to stone and metal for extended periods.

A voucher for Hargun's repair services: up to 8 hours of labor and a small materials budget to mend damaged stone, tools, or a piece of armor/helm.

A thin piece of quarried slate prepared and smoothed for the inscription of minor runes. Locals use these to bind warding sigils to doorframes.

A pair of long-handled tongs treated to resist the acidic streaks sometimes found in ore and certain stone leaches.

Forged iron brackets used to pin small stone segments together or anchor wooden forms to rock faces.

Thick leather apron reinforced with bronze plates across the chest and thighs to protect against chipping and splinters.

A low-domed iron helm with extra cheek and brow plates to deflect falling debris.

A stout pick for breaking rock and extracting veins. Balanced for both digging and pounding.