Sturdy, coarse-fiber rope—good for climbing, hauling, or improvised traps.

Smooth, strong, and lighter than hemp; easier to handle and less likely to fray.

A solid iron pole—useful for vaulting, propping, or prying loose boards.

A warm, wool-lined bedroll for a comfortable night outdoors.

Dried meats, hardtack and preserved fruit that keep for weeks; compact and calorie-dense.

A treated leather waterskin filled with fresh water from Marta's cistern.

Simple fire-starting kit; reliable in damp coastal weather with care.

Wooden torches soaked in pitch—bright but smoky; useful for signaling or basic illumination.

A brass hooded lantern with a steady flame—preferred for ship cabins and muddy streets.

Set of pitons, harness, leather gloves, and small iron spikes—handy for rock faces and trees.

A hand-drawn map showing paths, coastal shoals, and the names of nearby hamlets; handy for locals.

Simple navigational tool for sailors and surveyors—useful for coastal navigation and landmark triangulation.

A brass whistle loud enough to call livestock or warn of danger across a mile of shore.

A single-use parchment inscribed with a simple exhortation—casts the Guidance cantrip for one creature.

A well-made net and assorted hooks for coastal and river fishing.

A small pouch with common sundries useful for daily life or emergency repairs.

A carved wooden token blessed by the town's elders to comfort sailors and foragers.

Simple, balanced blade favored by townsfolk and sailors for close work.

A stout axe used both as tool and weapon; many villagers keep one aboard fishing craft.

Rugged, patched leather armor; flexible and comfortable for scouts and fishermen.

Reinforced leather with a scattering of metal studs; good protection for scouts.

A heavy, waxed cloak that repels rain and wind—a favorite of fishermen and woodsmen.

A small glass vial with a ruby liquid that mends wounds (heals 2d4+2 HP).

A bitter, greenish liquid that neutralizes common poisons for a short time.