A small glass vial of red liquid that glimmers when shaken. A common restorative carried by travelers and adventurers.

A leather roll full of salves, cloths, and splints. Useful for stabilizing the injured and patching wounds after a fight.

A small glass phial of amber liquid that neutralizes common venoms. Useful against snakebite and weak toxins.

Sturdy hempen rope coiled and ready. A staple for climbing, tying, and improvising solutions in the field.

An oil lantern with a metal hood and a glass chimney. Handy for encampments and dungeon corridors.

A portion of trail rations suitable for one adventurer for a day of travel.

A simple torch: cheap, disposable light source and a serviceable emergency weapon for low-damage uses.

A thick canvas bedroll with a wool blanket. Comfortable enough for the road.

A traveler’s backpack with shoulder straps and several compartments for gear and provisions.

A set of slender tools used for picking locks and disabling simple traps.

A climber's kit contains equipment to secure ropes and make vertical travel safer.

A compact tinderbox with treated cloth and a tiny flint. Perfect for starting a campfire quickly.

A brass-trimmed canteen with runes of cleanliness. Once per day it removes dirt and common contaminants from water poured into it.

A sealed tin of small alchemical smoke charges. Useful for creating cover, signaling, or making a quick escape.

A small, corked vial suitable for holding potions, inks, or samples.

A bag of ten iron spikes for securing rope, tents, or improvised traps.

A well-made longblade favored by soldiers and mercenaries. Solid and balanced for heavy swings.