A cheap but reliable coat of hardened cloth and leather strips for travelers who expect trouble.

A stout wooden walking stick, useful for hiking, prodding suspicious crates, or defending oneself.

A tidy bundle of balanced arrows for hunting bows and longbows.

A packet of iron-tipped bolts for light and heavy crossbows.

A heavy bag of tiny metal spheres for making a noisy, slippery mess.

Small blocks of wax for marking crates, sealing notes, and making a merchant's life easier.

Rough paper sheets for ledgers, notes, and scribbled directions.

A pocketful of chalk for maps, warnings, and tracking marks.

Dry rations for the road, including hardtack, jerky, dried fruit, and nuts.

A practical cooking pot sold mostly to caravan cooks and new settlers.

A common restorative potion, carefully wrapped in straw to survive the road.