A sharp fixed-blade knife favored for utility and last-resort defense. Sold sharpened and wrapped in oiled cloth.

A short, curved blade with a lacquered tsuka. Balanced for quick strikes and parries.

A compact yumi shaped for convenience; works as a shortbow mechanically.

Flat metal discs worn as coins; throw them in a pinch. Mechanically function as darts.

A telescoping bamboo staff that behaves like a standard quarterstaff. Good for travelers who need reach without bulk.

A dozen-and-a-half to twenty lightweight arrows for shortbow use.

Sturdy hemp rope, useful for climbing, rigging or tying a pack to a horse.

Compact field rations suitable for one traveller for a day on the road.

A simple bedroll suitable for one. Light, warm, and easily rolled for travel.

A well-made travel backpack with ties to secure gear during river crossings or horse travel.

Basic tinderbox used to start fires for cooking or lanterns.

A simple hooded lantern for steady light while travelling or keeping watch.

A treated leather waterskin. Keeps water from tasting of leather for several days.

A basic healer's kit for tending to wounds in the field. Not a spell substitute but very practical.

A practical sash with hidden stitched pockets. Favored by travelling merchants to keep small valuables concealed.

A vial of ‘ghost-ink’ used by spies and poets to keep private notes. Harmless and fragrant.

Flexible leather armor dyed dark indigo, good for stealthy travel and light combat.

A round lacquered shield reinforced with metal bands. Provides reliable protection for a soldier or traveller.

A common healing potion with a sweet-sour tang. Favored by travelling guards for quick recovery.

A small, steaming flask of kuro-tea brewed with soothing herbs. Keeps the muscles warm and the mind steady.