A stout, polished club carved from ash or oak. Common, reliable and inexpensive.

A long wooden staff, sanded smooth and reinforced at the ends. Good for walking and fighting.

A well-made shortbow with a yew or ash stave and tightly bound sinew string. Useful for new archers.

Twenty matched arrows with wooden shafts and feather fletching. The staple of any archer's kit.

A plain quiver, reinforced with stitched leather and a carved wooden strap clip.

A small box of fire-starting kit. A market stall must-have in damp regions.

A simple torch carved with grooves so it holds resin well. Cheap and disposable.

A tiny whittled token with a simple knot pattern. Made to calm a nervous hand or animal.

A hollowed wooden hearing cone polished smooth. Hunters and watchmen occasionally buy them.

A cheerful wooden fox toy, hand-painted. Popular with traveling families.

A pocket repair kit kept by rangers and caravaners to fix wooden gear on the road.

A round wooden shield, rimmed with iron. Light and serviceable for commoners and guards.

A modest set of carving tools for shaping and detailing wood. Mira's specialty.

A broader kit for framing and repairs: saw, plane, mallet and measuring pieces.

A small glass vial bound in a wicker sleeve. A valued emergency item for low-level parties.