A simple iron dagger with a worn leather grip. Reliable for utility and close work.

A short, balanced blade favored by travelers and city guards.

A spear with an iron head and ash shaft. Sturdy and easy to repair.

A woven leather sling and a small pouch of smooth stones.

A battered wooden club. Cheap, blunt, and dependable.

A light crossbow with a cracked wooden stock that still fires true.

Tough leather stitched over a simple gambeson. Makes travel easier for novice fighters.

A round shield bearing a faded town crest. Good for new recruits.

A common coil of hempen rope. Frays with heavy use but serviceable for most tasks.

A rolled bedroll with tie straps. Smells faintly of campfire tar from previous journeys.

A simple wooden torch. Sold individually; buyer supplies oil if prolonged burn is desired.

Dried meats, hard biscuit, and a small pouch of fruit. Enough to keep a traveler going for a day.

A well-sealed waterskin. Keeps liquids cool and is reinforced at stress points.

A modest component pouch stocked with chalk, small herbs, thread, and iron filings.

A secondhand backpack. Cleaned and patched, ready to carry gear.

A small lead token stamped with a compass rose. A humble talisman sold by the shopkeeper for cautious travelers.

A faded scroll tied with red thread. Use grants a single 1st-level casting of Cure Wounds.

A thin parchment that faintly glows when held up to light. Useful for checking suspicious items.