A well-balanced steel longsword. Reliable and common among adventurers.

A short, sharp blade favored by agile fighters and scouts.

A simple dagger with a keen edge. Useful for combat and utility tasks.

Studded leather is popular with scouts and rogues for protection without heavy encumbrance.

A round wooden shield bound with iron. Simple and effective.

A clear glass phial containing a shimmering red liquid. The standard first-aid for adventurers.

A leather roll of tools: lock picks, pliers, small files, and other precision implements.

A sturdy hemp rope useful for climbing, tying, and rigging.

A wooden torch wrapped in pitch. Cheap, reliable light in a pinch.

Used to light torches, campfires, and lanterns.

A practical lantern useful for travel; common in small towns.

A leather waterskin. Holds a supply of water for a traveler.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and salted vegetables packed for travel.

A basic backpack with room for supplies and gear.

A bar of common soap for camp and cloak care.

A simple yet sturdy lock. Keys are sold or made to order.

A leatherwork kit to repair gear on the road.

A hand-blown 'signal gem' used by caravans to warn or call ahead across distances.

A waxed travel cloak favored by merchants and messengers on wet roads.

A pouch of powders used to smother campfires and quickly douse small flames.