A well-balanced steel dagger with a worn leather grip. Useful for melee or throwing.

A simple shortbow carved from yew. Reliable and light for a scout or ranger.

Studded leather armor, favored by rogues and scouts for protection without heavy weight.

A round shield, dark-stained and scarred from past skirmishes.

A small glass vial of red liquid. The most common curative potion among adventurers.

A small pot of bitter green salve pressed into a corked jar. Smells of mint and iron.

A leather roll with herbs, clamps, and stitched cloth. Useful between rests or after a fight.

A well-made thieves' tools set in a black velvet roll.

A coil of hemp rope, frayed a little at one end.

A rough, gray bedroll that smells faintly of wax and lavender.

A packet of dried meats, hard bread, and preserved fruit.

A battered waterskin sealed with wax. Keeps water safe from contamination for a week.

A sturdy hooded lantern that casts steady light and can be shielded from stray winds.

A corked glass vial of lamp oil.

A wrapped bundle of torches. Smells faintly of pitch.

A tarnished copper coin that hums if you hold it to your ear. Useful for short secret messages.

A small black candle whose flame flickers blue and whispers faintly.

A vial filled with a syrupy black liquid that smells of old roses and iron.