A simple, balanced blade favored for stealth and utility. Light and easy to conceal.

A short, razor-edged sword that favors dexterous fighters.

A stout, inexpensive implement. Common among travelers and laborers.

A reliable hunting bow suitable for trained archers and rangers.

A leather sling and a pouch of smooth stones or lead bullets.

A round wooden shield reinforced with iron. Commonly used by guards and adventurers.

Toughened leather pieces stitched together for mobility and protection.

A bitter, oily solution that steadies the constitution and neutralizes toxins.

A small vial of steely tonic. Fighters take a swig before a desperate strike.

A compact kit with clean bandages, splints, and salves for battlefield triage.

A standard set of arrows for use with bows.

A practical pack for carrying gear and provisions on the road.

A simple bedroll for campsites and inns where no lodgings are available.

A treated waterskin capable of holding a full day's supply of water.

A stick soaked in pitch. Useful for lighting dark alleys and reading old tomes.

A day's worth of preserved bread, jerky, and dried fruit.

A cooling herbal salve favored by field medics. Mildly magical, soothing wounds.

A small iron-etched charm infused with a warding prayer. It fades when used.

A cheap first aid kit for common injuries encountered on the road.