A slim, salt-resistant rapier designed for use aboard ships. The grip is wrapped with corded leather for extra hold in wet conditions.

A sturdy barbed harpoon (martial melee or thrown, range 20/60 ft) favored for both combat and fishing.

A heavy axe with a blade designed to double as a boarding tool and for chopping thick rope or timber.

A short, broad-bladed dagger used for cleaning barnacles off ship hulls — or close-quarters fighting.

A shield crafted from buoyant, reinforced driftwood. Lighter than a standard shield, floats on water.

A basic collection of tools for life at sea: tarred rope, waxed needle & thread, oilskin cloak, 2 days of hardtack, and a waterproof lantern.

A weighted net designed to ensnare both creatures and debris overboard.

A sturdy flask enchanted to turn any seawater within into fresh water overnight.

A rare bottle of hard-to-find elven rum, imported for daring sailors and curious landfolk.

An oily bundle of bread, smoked fish, dried fruit, and hard cheese that keeps for months at sea.

A roll of simple hammers, spikes, wooden pegs, and nails — all you need for patching sails, hulls, or a quick mend of armor.

A bolt of lightweight, durable silk cloth in bright colors. Favored by well-off captains and merchantmen to show off wealth (or attract attention).

A polished brass compass etched with stars, always pointing north even under cloudy skies.

A bone whistle carved with intricate maritime scenes, typically used to signal or call for help.

A swirling blue-green potion. Drinking it completely refreshes the lungs, removing the effects of inhaled poisons or staleness from long holds.