A small ruby-red vial of shimmering liquid, the classic remedy for bruises and cuts.

A medicinal bottle labeled with tiny cogs and the maker's sigil; tastes of bitter herbs and boiled copper.

A glass flask lined with braided copper wire and a valve; when broken the adhesive liquid clings and burns.

A bitter, amber liquid kept in a cork-stoppered bottle; lifesaving if a bite or toxin is involved.

A well-worn leather pouch with neatly labeled trays of salves and splints.

A heavy wooden box filled with glassware, labeled vials and a small compact forge—indispensable for any working alchemist.

A corked flask of pale oil, labeled in a cramped copperplate script.

A brass sphere etched with a stylized cog and sealed with a tiny vent—unscrew to prime and hurl to erupt a choking cloud.

Polished brass goggles with multiple tiny lenses and a faintly ticking coil at the bridge.

A pocket-sized brass lighter with a tiny flip-top and a visible coil that winds when closed.

A squat brass plug filled with powdered alum and spring-oil; marked with a key-and-gear icon.

A battered crate of small packaging supplies and spare vials kept under the counter for customers.

A small phial of clear, bitter-smelling liquid that sizzles when it eats into metal.

A tapered copper slug packed with volatile powder and a glass tip; it hisses faintly before impact.

A pistol-sized brass tube with a pressure valve and leather grip; a wick and water reservoir steam to life in a hiss.