A simple, balanced dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Reliable for utility and self-defense.

Light blade favored by messengers and town watch. Good balance of damage and agility.

A short, battered wooden club. Not pretty, but it gets the job done.

A sturdy crossbow suitable for hunters and guards. Includes a crude string and simple sights.

Light leather armor patched in places. Good for beginners who need protection without restricting movement.

A round wooden shield reinforced with an iron rim. Reasonably durable for its price.

A plain wool cloak with a light oil treatment to shed drizzle. Good for travel.

A bitter draught that helps prevent poison from progressing if taken in time.

Leather waterskin with a waxed interior. Holds about 4 pints (2 quarts) of liquid.

Dried meats, hard bread, and preserved fruit packed to survive a day's travel.

A reliable coil of rope; slightly rough but serviceable for climbing or hauling.

A smooth, strong rope preferred by scouts and those who want quieter climbs.

Flint, steel, and charcloth in a small box. Useful for lighting campfires and torches.

Simple wooden torches soaked in pitch; produce light for a short while.

A simple roll of blankets and padding for sleeping outdoors or on cold floors.

A basic iron lock suited to chests and cottage doors. Durable but easily picked by an experienced thief.

Useful for graves, camp latrines, and digging up treasures. Folding handle makes it packable.

A small vial of black ink and a sharpened feather quill. For record-keeping and letters.

Quick and dirty for marking trails, drawing runes, or leaving warnings.

A hand-drawn map showing the immediate region: village, main road, old mill, and Aderan Ridge.

A bar of hard soap and a small tallow candle. Cheap comforts for a traveler.