A simple, balanced blade useful for close work and throwing. Standard adventurer's sidearm.

A short, sharp sword favored by scouts and rogues. Good balance of damage and lightness.

A sturdy pole weapon usable at range or in melee. Reliable and inexpensive.

A compact crossbow good for early-tier ranged fighting. Requires bolts to fire.

Soft leather reinforced for basic protection without slowing the wearer.

A round shield of wood with iron rim. Simple, dependable protection in a scrap.

A stitched kit with bandages, salves, and instructions for basic battlefield care.

A small roll of tools for picking locks and disarming simple traps. Standard issue for rogues.

A leather pack with straps. Adventurers stuff everything into these.

A simple roll of blankets and straps to sleep comfortably while traveling.

Sturdy hempen rope. Versatile for climbing, tying, or hauling.

Fine silk rope favored when you need something lighter and less likely to fray.

A crude stick that burns hot for a short time. Useful for light and simple torches.

A small box of flint and tinder. Essential for lighting fires reliably.

A leather skin used to hold water for travel.

A day's worth of preserved food. Cheap and filling for travel.

A dangerous but effective alchemical flask that shatters into burning alchemy on impact.

A vial of corrosive acid used to damage objects and creatures.

A case of twenty arrows for bows, standard military-grade.

A simple iron lock for chests and doors. Sellers can often craft spare keys.

Tools for repairing boots, saddles, and small leather goods. Useful for overland parties.

A voucher to a nearby modest inn. Good for travellers arriving late or needing a quick rest.

A lucky traveler’s charm carved from riverstone. Harmless but comforting, and reputed to sway fortune in small ways.

A snapped twig with alchemical resin that produces choking smoke. Good for cover or diversion.

A small brass lantern with a specially treated wick that burns longer and steadier than most.