A worn leather pouch filled with common arcane components (bat guano, bits of chalk, iron filings in small vials). Suitable for most spellcasting needs when no costly components are required.

A palm-sized crystal on a short iron filigree stand. Functions as a wizard's focus; the glass seems to faintly hum when magic is cast through it.

A tattered book of notes and teacher's annotations collecting a handful of common rituals and 1st-level spell formulas. Useful reference for apprentices.

A pot of black iron-gall ink and a feather quill. Durable and smudge-resistant — a necessity for scribes and spellcasters.

Simple tallow candles. Useful for rituals, ambiance, and emergencies.

A rolled parchment inscribed in faded ink. When read, the scroll casts Detect Magic.

A parchment crackling faintly with defensive energy. Reading it unleashes a shield of arcane force.

A feather quill whose tip never clogs. Slightly speeds the writing of runes and copying of spells.

A small crystal phial filled with a rosy liquid. Drinking this mends flesh and soothes minor wounds.

A vial containing a syrupy, pale-blue liquid. After drinking, your limbs feel lighter and surer.

A dropper bottle of dark, oily liquid. One drop on the eyelids sharpens vision in low light.