A treated leather flask sealed with beeswax; keeps water cool and free of sand.

A length of tightly woven cloth used for binding wounds or fashioning improvised filters.

A 10-foot square net woven from durable fibers, useful for trapping animals or foes.

A tiny hourglass sealed with desert sand — handy for timing watches or ritual components.

Collapsible canopy that blocks direct sun; valued by nobles and desert travelers.

A small bag of preserved spices from the inland oases — cinnamon, saffron, and peppercorns.

Fine but breathable silk veil to keep sand from lungs and eyes.

Warm, insulating bedroll good for cool desert nights.

Concentrated, long-lasting rations favored by caravanners.

Faded but useful map showing waterholes, safe paths, and bandit-prone stretches within a 3-day radius.

A lamp whose wick and oil produce steady light that resists being smothered by dust.

A small carved bone amulet with faint scorch marks — rumored to be from a fallen djinn's totem.

Light cotton cloak with a hood; resists sun and helps hide in dunes.

Tough leather boots with extra straps to keep sand from entering.

A coarse wrap that can be pulled up to hide contours in a sandstorm.

A small clay canteen filled with mineral-rich water that restores vitality like a weak potion.

A herbal salve made from local plants used to slow desert venom.

A herbal bandage that staunches bleeding and restores minor vitality.

Locally forged scimitar with a slightly curved blade, balanced for slashing.

Balanced blades for hunting jackals or self-defense.

A long braided thong used to prod mounts; functions as a basic whip in combat.

A hollow reed blowgun used to deliver darts at small game.