Dense, oven-warm loaf baked this morning — plain but filling.

A small iron pot of vegetable and meat stew, enough for two hearty servings.

Tallow candle that burns about 1 hour.

Sturdy wooden torches soaked in pitch. Each burns for about 1 hour.

Simple wool bedroll with a canvas wrap. Keeps out damp ground.

Leather waterskin, holds about 4 pints.

Plain but sturdy clothing suitable for travel or market tasks.

A common rope, useful for climbing, tying, and hauling.

A basic iron lock. Easy for a thief to test but sturdy enough for a cottage chest.

A focused beam lantern that illuminates a narrow cone — Sera charges daily rental for heavy gear.

Small inkwell with a goose feather quill.

A corked bottle of inexpensive red wine, good for warming spirits and cooking.

A sweeter, stronger brew from Sera's private cellar stock; occasionally sold to trusted customers.

A small keg of well-aged wine from a nearby vineyard. Best for celebrations or gifts.

Brushes, oils and cloths for maintaining weapons and simple armor.

Small bar of soap scented with rosemary and citrus. Popular with sailors.

A folded parchment map showing the local roads, notable inns, and minor landmarks.

A bitter-tasting vial that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

A plain iron dagger — balanced enough for throwing or stabbing.

A knotted wooden club. Cheap and reliable.

A straight staff of oak suitable for walking or defense.

Worn leather armor patched in several places. Better than nothing for a new adventurer.