A standard adventurer's backpack of thick canvas and leather straps. Multiple small pockets for tools and rations.

Simple rolled bedroll for one; provides basic comfort and warmth.

Hemp rope, 50 feet. The guild marks the end of each coil with a small painted ironmark stamp.

Torches give light and can be used to ignite flammable materials.

Tinderbox for starting fires and lighting torches.

A simple waterskin for carrying fresh water.

Standard travel rations designed to keep adventurers fed on the road.

Fine silk rope, 50 feet. Preferred when strength-to-weight matters.

Healer's kit for battlefield first aid and stabilizing a dying creature.

Oil used to fuel lanterns or to make fires flare. One flask is enough for a night in a hooded lantern.

A hooded lantern suitable for travel and guards on watch.

Grappling hook and short kit for scaling walls or securing lines.

A forged iron crowbar, the quartermaster's favorite for opening sealed crates.

Thieves' tools, neatly maintained. Sold with a warning and a small extra charge for guild bookkeeping.

Smith's tools for repairing armor, weapons, and metal gear.

Ironmark Blazon Token issued by the guild for associates and trusted contractors.

Component pouch for casters who need to carry material components without constantly buying new supplies.

A common restorative potion that mends wounds and restores vitality.

A short, easily concealed blade favored by scouts and rogues.

Shortsword with a well-oiled blade. Common issue for guild scouts.

Longsword with a balanced hilt, suitable for veterans and recruits alike.

A light crossbow for reliable mid-range strikes. Easy maintenance.

A full-sized longbow crafted from yew and reinforced with iron fittings.

Studded leather armor, patched in places but still reliable and quiet.

Chain mail in decent repair. Heavy but protective, common among guards.

Solid wooden shield bound with iron, painted with the Ironmark crest.