A leather-wrapped kit of tools every herbalist carries for gathering and preparing plants.

Basic medical kit used to stop bleeding and stabilize the dying.

A small vial of red liquid that shimmers when stirred. The most common restorative potion.

A steaming little bottle of dark amber tea, labeled in three dialects and sealed with wax.

A bitter, clear draught brewed to steady the blood against venoms and toxins.

A small vial of holy water, kept behind the counter in a cedar-lined box.

A perfumed vial from the southern spice islands. Worthy as a gift or to mask odors on long journeys.

A canvas satchel containing labeled, preserved samples from distant coasts and jungle canopies.

A compact spice kit favored by caravanners and sailors to brighten food and stave off scurvy in mild measure.

A dried, gooey preparation that expands into stickiness when wet; used to slow pursuers or trap small creatures.

A small pouch of saffron-like spice imported from desert caravans. Used for scent, food, and rare remedies.