A strong, coarse rope perfect for mooring small boats, rigging, or climbing short distances.

A small kit with lines, hooks, sinkers, and a few lures suitable for catching coastal fish.

Standard pine torches coated in pitch; burn for about an hour each.

A sealed leather waterskin that holds about 4 pints of water.

Hardtack, salted fish flakes, and a few preserved berries — filling, if not pleasant.

A small portion of locally cured fish; cheap and common throughout the harbor.

A protected lantern that takes a flask of oil to burn steadily for several hours.

A flask of whale-oil blend for lanterns and lamps.

A coarse piece of canvas treated with pitch — useful for sail patches, tarps, or makeshift shelters.

A heavy needle and waxed linen thread for mending sails and tarps.

A set of bandages, salves, and tools to stabilize and treat simple wounds (Healer's Kit rules apply).

A carved shell on a leather thong sold as a good-luck token for sailors and fishermen.

Basic cleaning kit used onboard for bailing and deck maintenance.

A hand-sized throwing net used to catch fish or entangle a struggling creature (as per net rules).

A short, slightly curved blade favored by deckhands for cutting lines and general tasks (can be used as a dagger weapon).

A bitter mixture that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour after drinking.