A vial of distilled reagents; bitter but effective against many poisons.

A homemade mending salve sold by the shop's apothecary shelf; cheap but handy between fights.

A short, double-edged blade favored by scouts and city guards. Well-balanced and easy to conceal.

A short knife with a keen point. Good for utility and backup fighting.

A sturdy light crossbow with a simple iron stock. Comes with a basic string and maintenance kit.

A quiver-ready pack of twenty arrows; good, serviceable fletching.

A plain but serviceable backpack, reinforced at stress points. Perfect for adventurers.

A roll of clean bandages and medicinal salves kept in waxed cloth.

A compact set of picks, files, and delicate tools kept in a velvet-lined roll.

A metal lantern with a sliding hood; bright light 30 feet, dim for an additional 30 feet.

A coarse but warm bedroll for two; packs down to a manageable bundle.

Dried meats, hardtack and fruit; keeps well on the road.

A coil of hemp rope, well-braided and dependable for climbing or hauling.

A hand torch to light dark corners or start a fire quickly.

A small metal tube that hisses and pours thick grey smoke when opened. Popular with smugglers and hunters.

A carved wooden charm sold by the shopkeeper 'for luck on the road'; works best when kept near a map or compass.

A well-stitched leather cuirass with reinforced seams. Comfortable and quiet.