Sturdy, slightly dry rope neatly coiled and tied with a sprig of pine.

A day's travel food: dried venison, hard bread, and a small pouch of dried berries.

Wool bedroll with a faint scent of cedar shavings; keeps out damp ground chill.

A soft blanket trimmed with the pelts of local rabbits and small foxes — warm and cozy.

Sturdy leather waterskin sealed with wax; faintly peppered with pine sap.

A small tin with flint, steel, and charcloth; Marigold keeps a spare in her apron.

A stout wooden torch wrapped in tar-soaked cloth; reliable for a short while.

A brass-framed lantern with a folding hood; Marigold sells replacement glass panes too.

A small glass flask of clear oil; burns clean and steady in lamps and lanterns.

A dozen-and-more arrows with feathered fletching; balanced for hunting rather than war.

A heavy cloak lined with thick fur; it smells faintly of juniper and local hearth smoke.

Sweet, sticky confections packaged in waxed paper — a local favorite and a sure way to charm a faun.

A small metal disc engraved with a simple lamp motif that faintly warms in the owner's hand.

A carved wooden whistle tuned to a melancholy, wood-roots scale. Locals say it once belonged to a shepherd of the deep woods.

Needles, thread, small scissors, and a thimble stored in a leather fold.

A bar of homemade soap scented with pine and citrus peel; excellent for washing grime from travel.

Small pack of needles and a spool of thread, pocket-sized.

A hand-inked map showing common paths, hidden hollows, and warning markers for thin ice and wandering wolves.

A well-balanced knife with a carved wooden hilt — good for cooking as well as defense.

A reliable blade favored by hunters and woodwardens; light and balanced.

A leather sling with a small pouch — simple, quiet, and effective at short ranges.

A simple yew shortbow, strung and ready; preferred by the village hunters.

Hardened leather fitted to average size; offers modest protection without hindering movement.