A 50 foot coil of rough hemp rope. Reliable for climbing, binding, and improvising traps.

Silk rope is lighter and softer than hemp and easier to knot and hide, at a higher price.

A length of wood with a pitch-soaked rag. Cheap light source, useful for signals or improvised weapon.

A small kit for starting fires. Essential for camping or lighting a torch in wet weather.

A stitched leather waterskin. Holds drinking water for travel.

A portion of salted meats, hard bread, and dried fruit. Keeps you walking between towns.

A basic bedroll, stuffed with straw and cloth. Handy for camping in the wilderness.

A leather pack with straps and exterior loops. Useful for most adventurers.

A hooded lantern that casts a steady, protected light. Better for towns and camps than a torch.

Lamp oil for lanterns and torches. One flask fuels a lantern for several hours.

A quiver of twenty arrows. Replenishing ammo on the road keeps a ranged fighter effective.

A bullseye lantern for watch posts and signal fires. More expensive and brighter than a hooded lantern.

A brass trading token issued by Naporia merchants. Trusted in town markets and guild stalls.

A curious button sold by Marla; many say it brings a pinch of luck to a desperate moment.

Common clothes suitable for travel and town life.

A bar of scented soap. Cheap, but appreciated by those staying in town.

A local apothecary's salve, tested on scrapes and bruises. Not truly magical but comforting.

A balanced blade favored by scouts and rogues. Good for a low-level adventurer.

A small, versatile blade. Easy to conceal and throw in a pinch.

A common simple ranged weapon that pairs well with light armor wearers.

Toughened leather armor. Mobile and inexpensive, suited to scouts and new adventurers.

A standard wooden shield with iron rim. Handy for anyone learning to stand in the front line.