Weighed and marked
Every piece on the floor carries a maker's mark and the guild seal that sanctioned it.
Steel for the road.
Relics for what lies beyond.
Every piece on the floor carries a maker's mark and the guild seal that sanctioned it.
Nothing here left a mould. The benches at Ironmark and Ashfell work by hand.
Prices, stock and provenance are written down. Ask to see the book.
Five doors off the counter
The shop is arranged as the guild requires: edged work apart from plate, and the alchemist's shelf behind the counter.
Blades and edged work, from militia iron to the rare.
3 pieces on the floorShields, plate and helms. What stands between you and the swing.
4 pieces on the floorCloaks and road cloth for weather, dust and long distance.
2 pieces on the floorObjects of uncertain origin. Sold as found, priced as rare.
2 pieces on the floorTinctures and brews from the Ashfell benches, sealed in wax.
2 pieces on the floor
Relic
Carved from a fallen wyrm's rib, lighter than its size suggests and slow to dull.

Legend
All that remains of a legendary sword — still cold enough to frost a gauntlet.

Relic
Plate-grade protection at a fraction of the weight — and the price to match.

Relic
Overlapping scale plates that shrug off flame better than steel ever could.

Rare
Woven with something that drinks torchlight rather than reflecting it.