Sturdy hemp rope, coiled and slightly dusty from travel.

Well-made leather pack with straps and several compartments.

A wool bedroll; warm enough for three-season travel.

Basic tinder, flint, and steel to start a fire.

A treated hide waterskin with a leather strap.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and preserved fruits—easy to carry.

A small iron lantern with a shutter; useful for camp and shopfront.

Scraps of maps and carefully folded charts from various regions. Some show trade routes, others secret coves.

A curious coin from a distant port—useful as curiosity or small trade good.

A beautiful hand-blown bead with swirling colors—sold singly or strung.

A neat set of files, picks, and tension wrenches in a leather roll.

Light, balanced blade well suited to close work and self-defense.

Sharp metal dagger with a plain pommel; handy as tool or weapon.

A simple spear with a hardened iron tip and ash shaft.

A round wooden shield with a metal rim and boss.

Flexible leather armor, dyed in several muted colors depending on batch.

A heavy, hooded cloak treated to resist rain and grime.

A small vial of red liquid that mends wounds when drunk.

A bitter tincture bottled in a saltglass vial; counters poison.