A kit of dried herbs, mortar and pestle, glass vials, labels, and field guides. Used for identifying, gathering, and preparing herbal remedies and simple potions.

A leather pouch containing bandages, salves, and splints. Good for stabilizing and treating wounds in the field.

A well-worn kit of knives, pans, grinders, and a small spice tin used by traveling cooks.

A tiny glass tube holding a pinch of saffron threads imported from distant fields. Fragrant and costly.

A sealed cloth bag containing roughly a pound of cinnamon chips from the merchant's remaining stock.

A greasy-smelling salve infused with smoke and bayleaf. Hunters use it to keep meat from going bad on long treks.

A small leather pouch of ground pepper and dried alder-smoke meant for practical jokes or crowd control.

A small vial of clear greenish liquid that helps the drinker resist toxins and venoms.

A poultice of mashed root and herbs wrapped in linen. Cheap, effective first aid for minor cuts and bruises.

A steaming flask of 'wake-steep' tea — a bright blend of nettle, mint, and a pinch of dried ginger.

A day's worth of dried meats, flatbread, and dried fruit packed for travel.