Thick, slightly fibrous sheets pressed from plant pulp. Ideal for notes, copying spells, or field sketches.

A small set with three black-ink vials and two quills. Ink is water-resistant and resists smudging.

A small bound volume with pressed samples and notes on local herbs, their uses, and simple remedies.

A practical pack for fieldwork. Holds small books, parchment, and a few potions without crushing them.

Strong natural-fiber rope. Clean-smelling, with sprigs of preserved moss woven into the strands (for identification).

Sturdy iron lantern with a hood. Burns a full 6 hours on the included oil.

A handwritten druidic scroll. Single-use. Inscription flutters with a breath of green when unrolled.

A preserved oak leaf stiffened and enchanted to mark any page. When placed, the bookmark always returns to the original page even if moved.

A dried seed pressed into a small silver filigree. When held, it brings a fleeting memory of a specific place (not a person) from the holder's past.

Cheap, practical pamphlets oriented toward travelers and scouts. Useful for basic checks and starter knowledge.

A cup of steaming tea brewed from local herbs. Soothing and restorative when pressed into service after a night's watch.

A folded hand-drawn map of nearby groves, marsh springs, and lesser fey crossings. Marked with warnings and lore notes.