A small glass vial filled with a shimmering red liquid. Common and widely used by apprentices and seasoned adventurers alike.

A small flask of warm amber liquid scented faintly of clove and citrus, labelled in several languages and sold by the local apothecary.

A rolled parchment sealed with wax and arcane sigils. The scroll's script glows faintly when a spell is recorded inside.

A stitched leather pouch with compartments for vials, powders, and small reagents. Useful for spellcasters who do not carry a focus.

A heavy leather-bound tome with 100 pages of fine vellum. Clean, blank pages await spells and study notes.

A palm-sized crystal set in a brass cage and mounted on a short rod. Mages use it to channel spells instead of handling components.

A coil of well-made hemp rope. Useful for climbing, securing packs, and improvised traps.

A small inkwell filled with dense black ink, and a feather quill hardened for fine script. Favored by scribes and wizards copying spells.

A squat candle of pale wax that emits a cool blue light. Sold in neat boxes of three to local scribes.