A well-balanced steel shortsword with a plain leather-wrapped hilt. Reliable for new adventurers.

A sturdy shortbow made from yew and sinew. Comes with a simple leather quiver.

Soft-browned leather cuirass, reinforced at stress points. Servicable and inexpensive.

A round iron shield with a chipped painted crest. Good protection for a single-handed fighter.

A bitter vial labeled 'Antitoxin.' Useful after bites or contact with toxins.

Coarse hemp rope, stiff but reliable for climbing and securing loads.

A length of braided silk rope. Preferred by scouts and those who need to keep a low profile.

A simple wooden torch wrapped in oily cloth, sold by the dozen or singly.

A small box with flint and steel for starting a fire.

A day's worth of preserved food suitable for travel.

A small glass flask containing lamp oil. Keeps a hooded lantern lit for hours.

A modest hooded lantern with a brass frame and glass pane.

A sturdy bedroll, patched in a few places but well stuffed for warmth.

A reliable backpack with reinforced stitching at the straps.

A heavy iron crowbar with a notched end for leverage.

A short-sealed tube labeled in faded runes. Useful for distraction or cover.

A clay ball filled with sticky concoction that adheres to surfaces on impact.

A jar of fragrant salve sold to shepherds and travellers for cold nights.

A bright brass coin stamped with a kettle and hitching post. The shopkeeper sells a few to trusted customers.

House blend of dried fruits, nuts, and spiced grains favoured by merchants on long roads.

A vial of slippery oil favored by honest locksmiths and discreet rogues alike.