A well-balanced knife with a keen point. Handy for combat, utility, and everyday tasks.

A short, nimble blade favored by scouts and duelists.

A sturdy sword balanced for both one- and two-handed use.

A round wooden shield bound in iron. Standard issue for town guards.

Treated leather, flexible and quiet—good for beginners and scouts.

Leather reinforced with riveted studs. A popular upgrade for agile fighters.

A durable travel cloak patched in greens and browns to help its wearer blend with hedgerows and woodland paths.

A locksmith's set for disarming simple traps and opening most mundane locks.

A coil of rough hemp rope. Useful for climbing, tying, and traps.

A sturdy pack with straps and pockets to keep gear organized on the road.

A simple bedroll that helps ensure a decent long rest in the wild.

Dried meats, hardtack, and dried fruit. Keeps travelers fed for a day.

A simple stick dipped in pitch. Cheap and plentiful.

A common leather-wrapped waterskin, sealed and ready for travel.

A tinderbox with a small, warm ember-stone set into its base to help coax damp tinder aflame.

A glass vial filled with a rosy liquid that knits flesh and steadies breath.

A small tin of herbal salve produced by the shop's apothecary. Good for minor cuts and bruises.