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ToolSkillingDepletable
Stackable
A thin iron pick, drawn and tempered, with a half-diamond tip and a flattened grip that sits under the thumb. Stiff enough to hold a pin against a sturdy spring, and quiet about it.
Entry
The Iron Lockpick opens simple and sturdy locks. It snaps less often than a crude pick, but it still snaps.
Mechanics
Crafting, equipment, and effects declared on this entry.
Chronicle
Drawn in batches by smiths who do not ask what they are for and sold by fences who do not say. The tip is shaped by the buyer, never the maker, because every thief swears by a different angle and none of them will name theirs. An iron pick found at the scene of a strongbox is reckoned a professional's; a crude one, a desperate man's.