A ready-to-go pack for overland travel across tundra and sea ice. Well curated by the crew for long cold stretches.

Sturdy coiled rope, useful for hauling sails, securing sleds, or climbing icy faces.

One day's worth of preserved food suitable for arctic journeys. Hearty, high-calorie.

Used to light fires and lanterns even in damp or snowy conditions.

A treated leather waterskin insulated with oilcloth to delay freezing.

A durable bedroll woven for cold climates; traps body heat well.

Snowshoes or skis suitable for crossing deep drifts and packed snow.

Kit of tools and fittings used to anchor and climb icy faces and rigging.

A healer's kit for stabilizing the wounded and treating frost-nip wounds.

A standard torch for short-term light; sold in small bundles on the Frostbarge.

Steam-warmed gauntlets built by the ship's tinkers; they are warm and improve handling of freezing objects.

A bottle of concentrated ice wine distilled from grapes grown in polar glass-houses. Sweet, viscous, and warming.

Frozen cured meats from the ship's larder; high caloric value and resistant to spoilage.

A sea-keeper's insulated bedroll; much prized by sailors crossing frozen seas.

Frost-laced oil for lanterns and torches; favored by preservationists and watch-crews.

Insulated goggles designed to defeat blinding snow glare and wind-driven ice crystals.

General-purpose sailor's kit with tools for preserving catches, sealing casks of ice wine, and mending insulated gear.

A full set of cold-weather clothing crafted from boreal furs and treated leather.