Rugged, water-streaked rope treated with tar to resist rot—essential for swamp travel.

A double-sealed waterskin. Keeps water cool and slows algae growth if rinsed.

A torch soaked in a smoky oil blended from marsh herbs; burns longer and emits acrid smoke that discourages insects.

A brass-lit lantern with a slow, greenish flame fueled by fen oil. Light is steady even in damp air.

A viscous, pungent oil used to treat rope, boots, and lanterns. Marrek extracts it from marsh tubers.

Compressed leaves and silt that ease pain and slow infection when applied to wounds.

A sticky green salve that helps close shallow cuts and repels leeches and biting insects.

A hand-drawn map marking common shallow channels, quickmud pockets, and reed-thickets. Updated seasonally.

A fine powder that, when dusted on boots and leather, reduces the sucking effect of quickmud for a short time.

Well-crafted leather boots with extra grip for mud and submerged travel.

A mottled, hooded cloak designed to break up silhouette among reeds and lichen.

A long reed fashioned into a blowpipe; useful for silent hunting or delivering small toxin darts.

A heavy, mud-shedding net with weighted knots—designed to trap small marsh beasts or humanoids.

A short, slashing blade favored for clearing reeds and close-quarters fighting in boats.

A bitter brew of marsh herbs and purified bile—useful against common swamp venoms.

A ruby-tinted vial that mends flesh. A staple for adventurers and swamp hunters alike.