Soft, small pelt — useful for trims, padding, or small trade.

Sleeker pelt often used for hat trims and decorative inlays.

Thicker pelt good for lining garments or small cloaks.

Large, heavy pelt ideal for bedding, rugs, or a very warm cloak.

Assorted small pelts gathered and bundled for trade or resale.

A heavy, fur-lined cloak meant for cold weather; covers most of the wearer.

A standard bundle of twenty arrows for bows.

A sturdy length of rope useful for climbing, hauling, or trapping.

A rolled blanket and mat — basic sleeping gear for the road.

A day's worth of preserved food — dried meats, biscuits, and fat.

A leather skin for holding water or other liquids.

Basic fire-starting kit — flint, steel, and tinder.

Simple wooden torch for short-term illumination.

A small flask of oil for lamps, torches, or traps.

A kit of bandages and salves for stabilizing the wounded.

Tools and basic chemicals for processing pelts and small leathercraft.

Sturdy leather boots lined with fur; made for trudging through snow.

Basic leather armor — light, flexible, and common among hunters.

Leather reinforced with metal studs for added protection without sacrificing mobility.

A short, sharp blade; useful as a tool or weapon.

A light, easily wielded blade favored by hunters and scouts.

A simple wooden shaft with a metal tip — versatile for hunting or defence.

A hunting bow suitable for quick shots; pairs well with light arrows.