Iron spikes are forged by the smith and bundled by the dozen, each foot-long and tapering to a point. Climbers hammer them into cracks to anchor ropes; soldiers plant them to break a horse charge; a builder uses them to spike boards together before driving nails. Most carry a pack or two in their kit—cheap, heavy, and always useful.
Spikes
Foot-long iron spikes for climbing, breaking charges, and lashing boards.