A balanced one-handed blade favored by scouts and city watch. Light and easy to maintain.

A versatile martial weapon, usable in one or two hands for extra damage.

A small, easily concealed blade. Good as a secondary weapon.

A stout throwing axe that also serves as a reliable melee weapon.

A simple ranged weapon with good stopping power for a first-level party. Requires bolts.

A sturdy wooden staff used by travelers and apprentices. Versatile for striking or walking.

Small hammer used by miners and militia. Can be thrown in a pinch.

A simple ranged weapon; cheap and effective in trained hands.

A bundle of simple wooden arrows with iron heads. Adequate for practice and low-risk hunts.

Bandages, salves, and tools for stabilizing the wounded outside of magic.

Dried meats, hard bread, and salted vegetables. Keeps a traveler fed for a day.

Wooden torches dipped in pitch. Each burns for about an hour.

Reliable rope for climbing, binding or hauling. Good quality for general adventuring.

Heavier, sturdier bolts for larger crossbows; useful if the party buys a heavy crossbow elsewhere.

A small stone for sharpening blades; keeps weapons at optimal performance.

Tools and supplies for patching armor and straightening minor dents. Useful between adventures.

A basic wooden shield reinforced with an iron rim. Adds protection to a front-line fighter.

Soft layers of cloth and quilted padding. Cheap and noisy but the least expensive armor available.

Treated hide offering decent protection with minimal penalty to movement.

Leather armor reinforced with metal studs. A common step up for budding rogues and rangers.

A red-brown vial that restores a modest amount of vitality when consumed.