A heavy-duty leather backpack, reinforced with brass buckles and small gear loops for tools.

A basic bedroll. Warm, a little smell of oil and machine grease from local artisans.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and a small packet of preserving salts suitable for one day's travel.

A reliable waterskin, treated to keep liquids cool and reduce spoilage.

Rope suitable for climbing, rigging or tying off cargo.

A length of pitch-soaked wood on a leather handle. Cheap light for travel.

Flint and steel set for starting fires and lighting lanterns.

A hooded lantern that produces steady light and can be dimmed with the hood.

A compact kit for lockpicking and delicate mechanical work.

A compact sunrod; useful inside machines or airships where open flame is risky.

A compact clockwork toolkit, spring-driven and kept in a leather roll. Popular with tinkerers.

A tiny clockwork beetle that can carry messages, often used by workers to slip notes around factory floors.

A wrist-mounted winch that helps archers and climbers haul small loads or pull themselves up a shaft.

A siphon vial and hand pump useful for extracting oils, fuels, or potions without spilling.

A steam-driven lantern combining a small boiler and regulator to produce clean, even light without an exposed flame.

Smoked goggles for working near forges and steam vents; simple protection for the eyes.

Brass Spectacles of Contrast, crafted by local opticians and fitted with layered lenses to reduce glare and accentuate mechanical detail.

A small glass vial filled with warm, rosy liquid that heals light wounds.

A sticky flask of volatile mixture favored by engineers and looters for disabling gear and lighting fires.

A burlap bag filled with a sticky concoction that snares and slows whoever it strikes.