A compact kit for catching fish from shore or a small boat. Common among local fishermen.

Thick hempen rope, the workhorse of any boat or cold-weather outpost.

Fine silk rope used where lower weight and reduced ice buildup matters.

A grappling hook for mooring, boarding, or securing lines to an icy quay.

A block and tackle set for mechanical advantage when hauling heavy loads aboard small boats.

A hooded lantern with a swingable hood to focus or shield light. Standard issue on small craft.

Lamp oil in a breakable clay flask. Kept on hand in every boat and bunkroom.

A healer's kit for closing wounds and preventing minor infections. Standard medical pack for sailors.

A handcrafted rowboat suitable for fishing, shore landings, and short fjord travel.

Lengths of heavy, weatherproof sailcloth and coarse thread. Essential for quick repairs on deck.

Waxed Sail Repair Kit used to stitch and seal tears in sails and canvas while at sea.

Frost-Seal Pitch, a local concoction favored on high fjord boats to keep seams from glazing with ice.

Deck Crampons, strap-on studs that help a sailor keep purchase on frozen decks and steep shores.

A crate of salted catch from local fishermen; used to barter with lodgers and crews at the guildhall.

A captain's signal horn, loud and low, used to call crews or warn oncoming boats in poor visibility.