Item List

Built from unfamiliar materials, this mining pick seems lighter and stronger than any modern design.

Rusted and worn, but still sharp.

Crude and heavy, but it will get the job done.

A well-used skinning knife.

It is nicked in a few places, but still serviceable.

Backwood Boal's well-worn woodcutting axe.

Ancient runes are inscribed on the blade of this sickle.

A crude harvesting sickle.

A crude mining pick.

A crude skinning knife.

A simple woodcutting hatchet.

A fancy mining pick, supposedly worth its weight in gold.

A wickedly sharp skinning knife. You are not sure you want to know what the bone in the hilt came from.

A sharpened skinning knife.

Someone has polished and sharpened this harvesting sickle.

The blade is razor sharp and has been polished to a dull shine.

A simple but well-made harvesting sickle.

A simple but well-made mining pick.

A simple but well-made skinning knife.

A simple but well-made woodcutting hatchet.

A simple but well-made mining pick.

A simple but well-made skinning knife.

A simple but well-made woodcutting hatchet.

A simple but well-made harvesting sickle.

A simple but well-made mining pick.

A simple but well-made skinning knife.

A simple but well-made woodcutting hatchet.

A simple but well-made harvesting sickle.

A durable, well-balanced mining pick.

A durable, well-balanced harvesting sickle.

A durable, well-balanced mining pick.

A durable, well-balanced skinning knife.

A durable, well-balanced woodcutting hatchet.

A sturdy mining pick that seems perfect for breaking rocks.

A well-made harvesting sickle.

A well-made mining pick.

A well-made skinning knife.

A well-made woodcutting hatchet.

This hefty hatchet has felled many a tree, and still seems as sharp as the day it was forged.