A well-stitched leather backpack with reinforced straps. A village staple for carrying tools and provisions.

A rolled bedroll used for sleeping outdoors or on a cottage floor.

A coil of hempen rope, dependable for farmwork or basic adventuring needs.

A simple waterskin, sealed and oiled to keep leathers supple.

A tinderbox for starting fires and lighting torches or lanterns.

One day's ration suitable for a working villager rather than luxury travel provisions.

A simple torch for lighting a path or singeing damp kindling.

A small, hooded oil lantern favored by farmers for evening chores.

A stitched satchel of bandages and salves used to staunch bleeding and treat wounds.

A small sewing kit with needles, thread, thimble, and spare buttons.

Mabel's own poultice, warm-smelling and slightly sticky. Intended for small cuts and bruises.

A small, pale candle made from clarified tallow; prized by cottage cooks and midwives.

A hand-knit woolen shawl with faint stitched runes sewn by Mabel's mother. Keeps the chill out.

A sharp, well-balanced blade favored for cooking and protection. Handy and easy to conceal.

A short, practical sword kept sharp by the blacksmith down the lane. Not a fancy military blade.

A soft leather cuirass, treated against rain and mildew. Common armor for guards and hunters.