A coil of sturdy hemp rope, ideal for climbing, tying packs, or securing cargo.

A day's worth of dried food - jerky, hardtack, dried fruit and nuts.

A simple bedroll for camping, keeps you off the ground and a little warmer.

A length of wood wrapped in pitch; bright light for a short time or a makeshift weapon.

A sturdy leather waterskin with a brass stopper.

A set of tools for preparing herbal remedies and creating simple potions.

A small glass flask of lamp oil, useful for lamps or lighting a campfire.

A wooden tray of small jars: roasted cumin, smoked pepper, cracked coriander, candied lemon peel and a pinch of rare spices.

A tiny sealed phial of bright red powder that pops and sizzles when exposed to air.

A stitched silk pouch containing threads of deep golden saffron. Fragrant and prized.

A hand-rolled stick of smoke-sweet incense made from rare bark and herbs.

A finely balanced scale and brass scoops used by apothecaries and spice merchants for accurate measures.

A glass phial of deep red liquid. The most common restorative potion adventurers carry.

A bitter-smelling vial that steadies the stomach and neutralizes common venoms.