A dependable ashwood club banded with iron. Guild recruits receive a discount on pairs of these.

A practical longsword with a plain crossguard and a guild-stamped leather grip.

A balanced throwing dagger with a blunt pommel and a broad, easily sharpened blade.

Overlapping steel plates cover the chest, shoulders, and forearms. These are maintained for field agents who expect trouble but cannot afford full plate.

Twenty balanced bolts in a waxed canvas sleeve, each marked with a tiny black guild tally.

A ruby-red restorative brewed in the guild infirmary and sealed with blue wax.

A bitter, cloudy tonic in a squat glass vial. It smells of vinegar, mint, and wet stone.

Folded linen, needles, splints, and bitter-smelling salves packed into a red wooden case.

Strong hemp rope with colored knots every ten feet, allowing guild teams to communicate distances underground.

A collapsible ten-foot pole made from three iron-capped sections. The joints rattle loudly but rarely fail.

A clay flask of alchemical fire wrapped in a wire cradle. The guild sells these only after recording the buyer's name.

A narrow strip of treated copper foil, custom-made for watches, camps, and temporary safehouses.

A guild-made brass token issued to scouts. It is useful, limited, and prone to buzzing near poorly fitted cupboards.