A well-forged steel dagger with a balanced pommel. Standard issue for scouts and rogues.

A short, razor-edged sword good for close combat and quick strikes.

A sturdy longsword forged in the city style: firm grip and a straight, durable blade.

Two-handed greatsword, excellent for warriors who trade speed for power.

Handaxe with a reinforced haft; a common smithing product and useful both in battle and at camp.

Warhammer with a shock-absorbent haft; favored by hammermen and some paladins.

A longbow made from laminated yew and horn, crafted to city standards for accuracy.

A standard quiver of wooden-shafted arrows with iron points.

A complete smith's tools kit. Essential for repairs, forging, and basic weapon maintenance.

A tightly packed whetstone wrapped in oilcloth; cheap and keeps an edge between sharpenings.

Quenching Salve: a small tin of alchemical tempering paste used by the city's smiths to give a blade a fleeting, razor-sharp edge.

Studded leather armor: leather reinforced with small metal rivets for added protection without slowing the wearer.

A chain shirt with closely-linked rings, flexible and favored by scouts and lightly armored fighters.

Scale mail forged from overlapping metal plates riveted to leather backing. Sturdy, though somewhat noisy.

Reinforced wooden shield with iron rim. Often personalized with a merchant house or guild emblem.

A modest healing potion in a small glass phial. Common among travelers and sells consistently.