A well-balanced short sword of common make. Reliable in a city skirmish or for a traveler expecting trouble.

A hardwood staff reinforced with iron bands at the tips. Good for travelers and commoners.

A longbow of common make. Well-suited to hunters and scouts who prefer range.

Studded leather offers good protection without sacrificing mobility. Tailored to fit the wearer.

A small glass vial filled with a rosy, viscous liquid. A staple among adventurers.

A box of bandages, salves, and small tools for tending wounds. Frequently used by patrols and caravans.

A coiled bundle of rope, useful for climbing, fastening, or improvising traps.

Preserved meats, hardtack, dried fruit and salt. Standard traveler rations for a day.

A length of wood wrapped at one end in oil-soaked cloth. Cheap and reliable light.

Common pack used by travelers and mercenaries. A few small pockets inside for organization.

A brass hooded lantern with a glass face. Preferred in inns and for campsite security.

Cheap alchemical puff favored by smugglers and city watch for crowd control.

A humble parchment kept in a waxed tube. Handy for healers on the move.

A clever little device sold to caravaneers and sailors. No longer needing oil, it is popular among those passing through damp terrain.