A small vial of reddish tonic that staunches blood and soothes wounds. Reliable and inexpensive for low-level adventurers.

A tin of sticky salve that closes shallow cuts and eases pain. Good for first aid between fights.

A bitter-tasting vial that counteracts many natural venoms and foodborne toxins.

A potion that sharpens the eyes and dark-adapts the viewer for short durations.

A tonic used by couriers and laborers. Not a cure-all, but it helps push through a short bout of exhaustion.

A written charm that, when unfurled and spoken, helps detect lingering magic on objects or in a room.

A simple offensive scroll that fires a narrow arc of force. Useful for low-level threats or triggering pressure plates from range.

A slender wand useful for torches, small offensive jabs, and distracting foes. Durable and affordable.

A stitched pouch holding powdered roots, string, chalk, and other small components used in common rituals and scroll preparation.

A basic scribe set for copying scrolls, recording spells, or leaving notes. Cheap and useful.

A blank, arcane-bound spellbook favored by apprentices. The binding rune helps prevent casual theft.

A compact tome for novice ritualists. It explains small rituals that require time and components rather than raw arcane power.

A tiny bottle that holds a perpetuating flame. Handy for campers and workshops where an open flame is impractical.