A well-balanced knife with a plain ash handle. Each tavern dagger bears a tiny seven-pointed star stamped beneath the guard.

A polished walking staff sold to travelers who want something useful for crossing muddy roads and discouraging overly enthusiastic gamblers.

A compact leather case containing bone dice, painted cards, and three wooden cups. The set is worn but carefully maintained.

A small silver coin bearing Tymora's smiling face. The coin is pierced and worn around the neck beneath the clothing.

Clean water drawn from the tavern's protected well and sealed with red wax bearing Tymora's star.

A traveler's ration of hard bread, dried sausage, cheese, apples, and salted nuts, wrapped in waxed cloth.

A small sack of oats and dried mash purchased by adventurers preparing to leave Daggerford.

Coarse but reliable rope, often sold with a red thread woven through the final three feet as a reminder that fortune favors the prepared.

A waxed bundle of dry tinder, flint, and steel packed in a waterproof leather pouch.

A brass lantern blackened by years of tavern smoke. Its shutter is engraved with a smiling coin.

A squat clay flask of lamp oil wrapped in a rag to prevent breakage during travel.

A charm sold to those who insist that luck is a muscle that must be exercised. Each is blessed over a bowl of silver coins during the tavern's evening prayer.

A practical cloak favored by messengers, scouts, and thieves who want to disappear into a rainy Daggerford street without looking suspiciously dramatic.

Amber ale brewed in Daggerford and served with a tiny floating oat cake said to represent Tymora's coin.

A hearty bowl of beef, root vegetables, and pepper, served in a chipped ceramic bowl marked with a seven-pointed star.

A ruby-red restorative in a stoppered glass vial. The tavern keeps only a few on hand for adventurers who come back from the road bleeding.