A simple, well-balanced steel dagger. Staple sidearm for adventurers and city watch alike.

A short, keen blade made for quick strikes and easy carry.

A compact longbow alternative favored by scouts and city guards on patrol.

Standard arrows for bows; iron tips and feather fletching.

A neat roll of locksmith tools favored by rogues, fixers, and curious merchants.

A full dungeoneer's pack; everything an adventurer needs to leave the city for a while.

Stout hemp rope, reliable for climbing and securing loads.

Well-stitched backpack with straps and a waterproofed bottom patch.

A canvas bedroll, light and compressible for travel.

A day's worth of salted meat, hard biscuits, and dried fruit.

A stitched waterskin; handy and cheap for street vendors and hikers.

Clear yellow oil used in lanterns. Burns clean and steady.

A hooded lantern with a glass chimney to protect the flame from gusts.

A well-made tinderbox; sparks readily and lasts through many trips.

A short sealed stick of powdered reagents. Smash the head and light the fuse to produce thick smoke.

A current map of the city districts with major landmarks and watch posts marked.

Needles, waxed thread, spare buttons and leather patches; repairs minor tears and straps.

A loud whistle favored by night watch and street vendors to draw attention.

Small supply of travel candles, good for a few nights in a cheap inn.

A traveler's cloak that sheds rain and conceals small items in its folds.

Treated leather armor, light and flexible. Good protection without encumbering.

A sturdy wooden-and-iron shield, standard issue for city watch.

A bitter-smelling vial of neutralizing herbs and alchemical reagents.