A simple steel dagger with a grip wrapped in fungus-dyed leather; common bandit issue recovered from a satchel.

Stout short sword with pitted steel and a faint fungal stain along the fuller.

Light crossbow scavenged from a bandit quiver; string well cared for, stock chewed at the edges.

A leather harness reinforced with studs and threaded with fungal fibers that give it a faint earthy scent.

A clear glass phial corked tight; the liquid inside shivers like sap. Standard potion of healing, commonly found among bandit spoils.

A leather satchel with bandages, salves, and splints; the kit's bandages smell faintly of mushroom ink used to mark bandit kills.

A battered roll of picks, files and pliers; stolen from a bandit locksmith and rerolled by Merrin for sale.

A tidy bundle of crossbow bolts; some shafts are stained with luminescent mold that glows faintly in the dark.

Coil of rope roughly woven with strands of mycelial fiber, making it slightly more resistant to rot.

A stub of torch whose resin is mixed with powdered fungus so it smolders with a greenish flame.

A small tin containing flint and charcloth; the bandit's mark is scratched on the lid and filled with mushroom ink.

Dried meat and hard bread pressed between layers of mushroom jerky to preserve it; tough but filling.

A waterskin patched with fungal membrane that keeps its contents cool longer than most.

A rolled bedroll with damp-resistant lining salvaged from bandit camps that sheltered under mushroom caps.

A coin purse still smelling faintly of damp earth; contents vary but commonly include silver and small trinkets.

A cheap signet ring stamped with a worn emblem; worth a little to collectors or useful for false identification.

A fragile vial of dense swirling spores scavenged from a myconid grove and bottled by Merrin for use as an improvised weapon or deterrent.