A sturdy canvas pack with leather straps and room for adventuring odds and ends.

A simple bedroll suitable for rough inns or sleeping under the stars.

Dried meats, hardtack, cheese and a smear of preserved fruit packed into waxed cloth.

A leather waterskin sealed against leaks and lined with wax.

Coiled length of hempen rope, the standard for climbing and hauling.

A resin-coated stick for lighting dark places; cheap and disposable.

A small metal lantern with a hood to direct light; useful in towns or caves.

A compact kit favored by rogues and careful burglars; good for locks and small devices.

A small glass phial of clear liquid used by sailors and caravaners to ward off poisons.

A bundle of twenty well-made arrows for bows.

Fine braided silk rope preferred by sailors and stagehands.

Simple tallow candles sold individually or in small bundles.

A rough burlap sack of salt, a valuable commodity in inland settlements.

A compact lockbox for valuables; the lock bears the mark of a Blackwood locksmith.

A worn parchment map of Blackwood Hollow and the main road to Greybridge.

A small glass vial of rosy liquid; one sip heals wounds.

A short, slim blade balanced for quick strikes and parries.

A classic blade used by guards and mercenaries across Greybridge.

A compact bow ideal for hunters and woodland scouts.

Tanned leather molded into flexible plates for protection without bulk.

Leather reinforced with metal studs; a favorite of scouts who need mobility.

A round shield that grants additional protection to a single wielder.

A cloth sachet of mashed herbs for staunching bleeds and easing pain.

A dark-green salve in a little tin; smells of brine and pine.