A well-balanced short sword of tempered steel, serviceable and light.

A reliable longsword with a leather-wrapped grip; commonly carried by militia.

A compact shortbow suited for hunters and scouts.

Twenty standard arrows, fletched and war-ready.

A leather roll with bandages, salves, and simple tools. A staple of adventuring life.

Box with flint and tinder for starting fires and lighting torches.

A torch made from resin-soaked linen on a wooden shaft. Cheap and bright.

A length of rough rope, good for climbing, tying, or hauling.

A simple bedroll for nights on the road; keeps out damp and chill.

Hardtack, cured meat, and salted fruit packed to provide a day's sustenance.

A watertight skin for carrying water or ale on a long march.

Sturdy pack to carry adventuring gear and treasures.

A stout lock for chests and storerooms; the key is stamped with the shop's mark.

Tough but supple leather armor dyed a muted grey — common among cloister guards.

A sturdy wooden shield reinforced with iron bands. Common with town watch.

A common red vial of restorative liquid. Simple, reliable healing for wounds.

A small glass phial of bitter tincture used to guard against toxins for a short while.