A small jar of vaguely glowing ointment that soothes minor wounds and rashes.

A bubbly purple potion with a faint scent of berries. Makes the drinker’s feet tingle delightfully, improving their mood and step.

A cheap, slightly bent dagger that’s seen better days. Not recommended for serious combat.

Worn parchment slips promising discounts or quirky freebies. Some have amusing conditions (e.g., must sing before use).

A delicate brush made from elven wood and fine bristles rumored to tame even wild manes.

A small vial of extremely spicy pepper sauce that allegedly tastes like dragon fire.

A light, cheap backpack with several small pockets. Perfect for short trips or hauling day-to-day odds and ends.

A bright, plastic toy that emits a high-pitched squeak when twisted. Often used as a distraction or for amusement.

A battered tin mug perfect for cheap ale or questionable swamp water.

A patchy, somewhat threadbare cloak that offers a tiny bit of warmth and protection against light weather.