A standard adventuring backpack with multiple pouches and straps. Good for travel and hauling small bundles.

A common bedroll for sleepers on the road. Keeps out chill and dirt.

A length of hempen rope, knotted at the ends. Reliable and commonly used.

A bundle of ten torches. Good for light and basic smoke signals.

A simple waterskin for carrying fresh water. Holds roughly one day's drinking supply for one person.

A day's worth of preserved rations. Keeps well and is favored by caravans.

A compact healer's kit with bandages, salves, and splints. Standard supply for medics and caravans.

A heavy crowbar for forcing doors, lifting crates, and general hard work.

A weatherproof tarpaulin used to cover cargo and keep goods dry during travel.

A compact cart repair kit for fixing wheel axles, broken harnesses, and loose boards.

A traveler-grade smoke tin for signaling or creating a brief screen. Not explosive and leaves residue.

A map of local trade routes and caravan rest stops. Useful for planning journeys or negotiating prices.

A mixed pack of useful small trinkets and fasteners. Handy for quick repairs or trade.

A signed letter of recommendation from Bram Kess. Useful for cutting better trade deals at local markets.

A common restorative tonic favored by travelers. Non-sentient, sold sealed.

A sharp dagger suitable for utility or close combat.

A reliable one-handed sword favored by many travelers and guards.

Leather armor treated for travel; offers mobility and modest protection.

A short carting lesson from Bram. Teaches the basics of managing draft animals and minor wagon repairs.