A hardwood chest reinforced with iron bands and fitted with a wardlock mechanism—a sophisticated mechanism that resists tampering and forced entry. Merchants, nobles, and wealthy traders keep coin, documents, and valuables in such boxes, often placing them in a fixed location or transporting them under guard. The substantial weight and complexity of the lock make it a professional-grade security vessel.
Lockbox, large
Iron-banded hardwood chest with wardlock; merchant's vault for valuables.