A simple, balanced blade; useful for utility and last-ditch defense.

A rugged one-handed axe; common among woodsmen and frontierfolk.

A light, sharp sword favored for quick strikes and sidearms.

A dependable battlefield blade; Marta tempers the blade for a keen edge.

A smith's favorite for pounding spikes and a good choice in combat against armor.

A sturdy length of seasoned wood; used as a walking staff and improvised weapon.

A dagger treated with a thin silvering. The silver is tarnished but intact — prized by those fearing fey or lycanthropes.

A round, iron-braced wooden shield. Solid front-line protection for a low price.

Treated hides stitched into flexible armor. This batch bears patchwork but still performs.

Sturdy leather boots with iron toe caps hammered on — popular with drovers and miners.

Hammer, tongs, anvil tools and files in a leather roll; essential for metalwork.

A set of hand-forged shoes for a working horse; nails included.

A simple sharpening stone to keep blades keen between professional grinds.

Lubricant and lamp-fuel; a small flask commonly sold at forges.

A small burlap sack of coal for stoking a home hearth or a forge pit.

Rudimentary iron nails for repairs and traps.

Marta will re-wall and re-strap a shield; includes patching and fresh leather binding.

A simple kit of collapsible wooden braces and iron spikes to rig a basic trip/area trap.