A simple wooden torch dipped in pitch. Handy in blizzards when storms snuff out other lights.

A small kit for lighting fires. Landore swears by an old iron tinderbox he keeps near the stove.

A rough bedroll padded with old, but serviceable, wool stuffing. Smells faintly of pine smoke.

Dried meat, hard biscuits and a small packet of salt. Keeps a traveler from starving through cold nights.

A stout leather waterskin; Landore patches them himself with waxed thread.

A leather pouch of bandages, splints and salves. A staple for low-level parties in rough country.

Hemp rope, frayed at the ends but still strong. Landore has a coil by the stove for customers.

A bundle of iron-tipped arrows. Useful for hunters or the wary archer in a blizzard.

A low, wooden bunk in Landore Bugg's cleared guest room. Heat from the woodstove and a shared basin included.

A small brass tin containing ember-stones and scenting herbs. Clutched in gloves it wards off deep chill.

A squat vial with a corked spout and a smear of soot on the glass. Landore sells a few for travelers who cross frozen streams.

A small, tarnished brass compass that seems to twitch more in blowing whiteouts than in fair weather.

A patchwork woolen cape sewn from old coats and horse blankets. Oddly comfortable and excellent against wind.

A sharp blade good for close work and utility. One of Landore's 'must-haves' for travelers.

A balanced shortsword—serviceable, not fancy. Good for a new adventurer learning the ropes.

A patched leather jerkin. It creaks when you move, but it stops a stray thump from shattering ribs on icy ground.

A stout round shield; painted once with a faded pine tree. Good for blocking wind-driven debris.