A dense, last-day loaf. Fills the stomach but not the heart.

A ceramic jug sealed with wax, full of potable water.

Hand-rolled tallow candles; burn about 1 hour each.

Sturdy hempen rope with a rough twist. Useful for climbing, hauling, or traps.

Canvas pack with straps and several small pockets.

A metal striker and flint for starting fires reliably.

A brass hooded lantern that casts bright light in a 30-ft radius when lit.

Plain but sturdy clothing appropriate for the road.

Solid iron cuffs with a single key; useful for prisoners or restraining creatures.

A compact kit of pliers, files, wire, and small screw-like tools.

Dried herbs gathered from nearby hills; restorative and calming.

A parchment map showing the nearby roads, river crossings, and notable landmarks.

A basic but reliable lock for chests or doors.

A glass vial of black ink and a goose quill.

Good-quality parchment for letters, charts, or contracts.

A small jar of dried hot peppers from Marla's garden. Adds kick to food; can be used as improvised defense.

A small glass vial of red liquid. Heals minor wounds when consumed.

A foul-tasting serum that helps neutralize poison.

A balanced short sword suitable for close combat.

Two sharp steel daggers, good for throwing or melee.

A heavy wooden club, crudely fashioned but effective.

Worn padded armor, battered in places but serviceable.