A well-balanced dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good for throwing or close work.

A light shortsword with a faint hammering pattern on the blade. Reliable and balanced.

Soft leather armor reinforced at stress points with small studs. Favoured by scouts.

A round wooden shield rimmed with iron. Scuffs and stickers indicate many owners.

Sturdy hempen rope, well-knoted for strength and a long life when cared for.

Contains flint, steel, and tinder — all in a weatherproof pouch.

Simple wooden torches. Burns for about an hour each.

A well-sewn waterskin with light treatment to keep water fresher longer.

Dried meat, hard bread, and preserved fruit — enough for one hearty day on the road.

Bandages, salves, splints and basic herbal remedies for emergency care.

A prepared piece of vellum used to scribe a single cantrip or store a simple incantation.

Pulleys, pitons, harness loops and waxed cord — handy for vertical work and mountaineering.

A folding steel device used to snare small game or slow a pursuing creature.

A hand-inked map of the county showing main roads, mile markers, and reputable inns.

A worn copper coin engraved with a smiling sun; Finn claims it brings small luck.

A small glass vial of bright red liquid. Restores vitality when consumed.

A glass vial containing a bitter serum that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.