A short, balanced blade favored for close work and self-defense. Often sold with a small leather sheath.

A short, straight blade suitable for combat and for cutting cloth or twine.

Light leather cuirass and stitched padding. Common among city watch and traveling craftsmen.

A coil of hemp rope useful for climbing, tying down goods, or making quick repairs.

A smooth, strong silk rope used for delicate tasks and subtle work where hemp would chafe.

A stitched bedroll stuffed with coarse wool and lined with a patchwork of darker silks.

Durable food for travelers. Keeps for a long time if kept dry.

A single, smoky torch. Cheap and common; the shop sells bundles as well.

Thieves' tools for those skilled in locks and delicate mechanical work. Helpful to any clever hand.

A tailor's sewing kit. Essential for a weaver and useful for improvised repairs.

A spool of spider-silk thread collected and braided into a thin cord. Cherished by tailors and rogues alike.

Shadow Needle: used by tailors who do more than sew. Quiet, sharp, and subtly counterbalanced.

A small vial of red liquid that knits flesh and closes bruises. One-time use.