A small burlap sack filled with salted, dried fish - a common staple for sailors and dock workers.

A sturdy hemp rope, essential for rigging, climbing, or tying cargo.

A metal and glass lantern with a sliding hood to shield light when needed. Uses oil as fuel.

Simple, durable clothes well-suited for long journeys and varying weather.

A leather container used for carrying water or other drinks; essential for travels and work on the docks.

Necessary supplies for writing, record keeping, or cartography.

Sharp iron spikes used to secure boats or create makeshift traps.

Basic fire-starting tools, invaluable to any traveler or dockworker.

Preserved food enough to sustain one person for a day; dried fruits, hard bread, and cured meats.

A thick, waxed wool cloak that repels water and wind, perfect for the damp docks of Adderport.

A small vial of red liquid that restores health when consumed.

A light crossbow, favored for ease of use and range; requires bolts as ammunition.

A simple, one-handed blade favored by sailors and merchants for defense.

Basic protective leather armor, flexible and light, providing moderate defense.