Cloth, bandages, salves and a few herbs stored in a carved wooden box with a pressed fern on the lid.

A supple leather quiver charred with leafy motifs. Keeps shafts dry and whisper-silent.

A bark-bound scroll scented faintly of pine that unfurls into curling roots when read.

Canvas pack with pouches for mushrooms, a small knife, tinderbox, flint, and a field guide of common forest herbs.

A compact tinderbox with oils and ten resin-coated torches. The torches smell faintly of pine when lit.

Coil of sturdy hempen rope, braided with strips of vine for extra grip.

Dried loaf sprinkled with tiny shimmering seeds. Light, sweet, and said to soothe restless minds.

Stone and a vial of sheening oil. Keeps blades keen and prevents rust from damp forest air.

A hand-drawn parchment showing animal trails, safe foraging spots, and secret clearings near the village.

A small vial of amber liquid brewed from knottedroot and honey. Less potent than city alchemists' potions but reliably restorative.

Tin of greenish paste made with willow and mushroom extracts. Rub on the inside of the wrist to counteract natural toxins.

Crystal vial of silver-tinted water collected during a clear moonrise in a sacred pool.

A sturdy shaft tipped with a slightly barbed blade—good for fishing or defence in the woods.

A knotted net with small shells and thorny seeds woven into it—useful for catching beasts or as a trap.

A straight piece of alder carved with spiral vines and inlaid with a polished green gem. Practical and serviceable.

Soft, oiled leather stitched with reed and bark fibers. Lightweight and flexible.