A translucent blue vial made with ground coral and reef blossoms. Smells like salt and citrus.

A bitter, greenish liquid in a corked vial. Common among sailors and caravans.

A stitched satchel with strips of kelp, shell shards, balm, and bandages — functionally a healer's kit.

A small paper bundle of dried duneflower petals from desert caravans. Calming and warming.

Strips of preserved kelp treated with salt and coral oils. Soothes wounds and stops bleeding.

Fine, glassy black powder harvested from volcanic vents and mixed with bitter herbs.

A thick red-orange salve made from emberroot (volcanic herb) and cooling aloe. It radiates faint warmth.

Seawater filtered through charcoal and kelp; used as a base for poultices and for cleaning wounds.

A brownish syrup from a sedative root found in sheltered coves and desert oasis gardens.

A flat-woven sack of coarse, sun-dried salt — a standard export to inland and desert markets.

A stitched leather pouch containing crushed heatvine, saffranth, and mirage bark — exported from desert settlements.

A preserved, porous sponge braided with sea-silk and small shells that hums faintly when wet.

Astringent tonic in a small bottle with crushed seaglass flakes — used for scrapes and as a mild disinfectant.

Salt-bleached hemp rope that resists rot; favored by sailors and cliff-gatherers.