Simple, well-balanced blade favored by scouts and townsfolk. Reliable and easy to repair.

A standard steel longsword. Solid craftsmanship suitable for a seasoned adventurer.

A shortbow made of yew and sinew. Good range for hunting and light combat.

Studded leather offers mobility and decent protection. Popular choice for rogues and rangers.

A round wooden shield with metal rim. Light enough to carry all day.

A glass vial of ruby liquid. The most common curative potion found in settlements.

A leather roll with picks, pliers, files, and a small mirror. Worn but serviceable.

Strong hemp rope, tarred for better grip. Useful for climbing, hauling, and traps.

A small iron striker and a chunk of flint. Reliable for making fire in most conditions.

A lantern whose hood focuses light and protects the flame from drafts.

A basic quiver of arrows suitable for bows sold here.

A simple roll-up bedroll. Not luxurious but keeps you off the ground.

A treated waterskin that keeps water from going stale for several days.

A day's worth of travel food. Hearty and compact.

A small iron stick packed with alchemical tinder. Throw to produce a burst of flame.

A sturdy grappling hook with a ring for attaching rope. Useful for scaling walls.

Everything you need to secure a line or rappel from a cliff face.

A small piece of faintly glimmering chalk handy for scouts and mages marking wards.

A lockable chest for valuables. The lock is standard and can be forced or picked by a determined thief.