A finely balanced short sword favored by scouts and diplomats alike. Lightweight and easy to conceal.

A simple steel-bladed dagger with an embroidered leather grip — a common tool for travelers.

A reliable shortbow carved from straight-grained yew. Good for hunters and scouts.

A longbow with a graceful recurved profile. Popular with woodswardens and rangers.

Twenty fletched arrows kept in a rough linen wrap.

Sturdy hempen rope, coiled and bound with a waxed cord to prevent fraying.

A rolled bedroll bound in green linen. Inscribed with a tiny silver leaf — the shop's mark.

A well-made backpack with reinforced straps and a hidden pocket for small keepsakes.

Dried fruits, salted jerky, and a small packet of flatbread — good for one day's travel.

Treated leather waterskin with a decorative leaf-stamped patch. Holds ample water for travel.

A pitch-soaked torch bound with a willow handle. Sheds bright light for a short time.

A compact healer's kit with bandages, salves, and splints; a staple for any traveling party.

Traveler's Cloak in moss greens and earth browns; water-shedding and breathable — favored by forest guides.

Leaf-salve: a basic herbal poultice used to staunch wounds and ease pain on the road.

A reinforced quiver with a moss-green outer flap and inner webbing to protect fletches.

Hardened leather with elven stitching for comfort and quiet movement.

A round shield reinforced with boiled leather and riveted iron, finished with a leaf motif.

A small crystalline vial filled with a rosy liquid. Favored by hunters who might not reach a cleric quickly.