A sturdy riding horse, trained for travel and light work. Good temperament and sound hooves. Suitable for PCs wanting a mount that won't draw attention.

Stout mule accustomed to long treks and carrying heavy loads. Can bear up to 200 lb without penalty and accepts basic commands.

A small but well-conditioned pony trained to accept light armor and a rider in combat situations—suitable for scouting or light cavalry use.

Massive, calm draft horse suited to pulling heavy wagons or plows. Slow but very strong.

An older warhorse with battlefield experience. Slower recovery and past injuries, but steady and unflappable under fire.

A wooden two-wheeled cart for hauling cargo behind draft animals. Wheels fitted with iron rims; will last many long trips.

A reinforced leather saddle made for mounted combat: better rider stability and extra attachment points for equipment.

A pair of rugged saddlebags that strap to a mount or mule. Keeps items dry and accessible.

Ropes, straps, and simple leatherwork used to hobble animals for overnight safety or to tether loose mounts.

Dried oats, hay, and mineral salts compressed into a manageable bale—enough to feed a riding horse for roughly two weeks when rationed.

Needles, waxed thread, spare buckles and rivets for field repairs to tack and light leather armor.

Iron-bound straps and reinforced collars to protect a draft animal's neck and shoulders during heavy hauling.

Assorted scents, training treats, and target items for breaking or improving a tracking dog's skills.

Studded leather protective covering for a mount's chest and flanks. Reduces chance of a mount being wounded by small attacks.

A raven trained to carry short written messages and return to its handler. Useful for simple communication across short distances.

A medium dog bred and trained for tracking and hunting. Useful for scent tracking and sentry duty.

Basic care for a single mount: feeding, watering, grooming, and mucking out the stall.

An hour of Maris's personal training time to teach basic commands to a mount or animal companion (come with your animal).