A loose shirt and rough breeches, patched and smudged with road dust. Stitched with mismatched thread; serviceable for city travel or a quick disguise.

A full traveling outfit: boots, sturdy coat, hooded cloak. The cloth smells faintly of peat smoke and oil.

A once-fine coat with embroidered trim and a lining of threadbare silk. Fits a noble who has fallen on hard times.

An ostentatious costume, useful for performances, disguises, or distracting an audience. Sequins are partially missing.

Simple robes that once belonged to a city scribe. Light and comfortable for casting or study.

A heavy blanket frequently sold with traveling outfits. Smells faintly of lavender and tar.

The Shroud of Night's Breath appears to drink light. Locals whisper that it remembers the breath of those who died in Khromarium's sewers.

Sturdy travel boots stained with mud and salt. Good tread remains and the insoles have been replaced once.

A half-mask trimmed with back feathers from a city raven. Popular with thieves' theatrics and beggar-play actors.

A tailor's thimble with a tiny rune etched inside. It hums when near torn cloth.

A ramshackle bag of trinkets and fastenings the proprietor keeps as change for trades and repairs.

A cracked porcelain mannequin head with charcoal-penciled features; worn as display but rumored to whisper when the wind comes from the north.

Quilted layers of cloth form this light armor. It offers basic protection but is unpleasant in hot weather and gives disadvantage on stealth.

A battered leather cuirass with straps that have been carefully relaced. Good starter armor for new adventurers.