A simple, sharp blade useful for throwing and close work. Common choice for new adventurers and utility tasks.

A balanced blade favored by hunters and town guards alike.

A compact bow for ambushes and light-skirmish combat.

A sturdy light crossbow that deals solid damage for its weight.

A reliable polearm and throwing weapon often used by militia.

Soft leather armor that provides basic protection while preserving mobility.

Studded leather gives a little more protection while staying light.

A broad shield of wood and iron, standard for town watchmen.

A coil of strong hemp rope, staple of any adventuring pack.

Simple torch stick; cheap and disposable, useful in a pinch.

Used to start fires reliably; a necessity for camps and signal fires.

Dried meats, hard bread and dried fruit that keep an adventurer fed for a day.

A leather waterskin for carrying water on the road.

A packet of spikes used with a hammer for temporary anchors.

A cheap lock suitable for chests and storerooms. Not very secure but keeps honest hands honest.

A sturdy backpack with room for rations, rope and small gear.

A travelers' mess kit with basic utensils and a small frying pan.

A simple pole or staff section useful around camp and on the road.

Cheap metal spikes used to secure rope while climbing.

A small bar of charcoal-based soap favored by hunters and trappers.

A carved token sold by the shop's owner said to bring careful hands and tidy knots.

A slightly better oil than common fare. Lasts longer in lanterns and doesn't smoke as much.

A common healing potion. A single sip can close minor wounds and get you back on your feet.