A compact kit with vials, pruning shears, a small mortar & pestle, reference notes for common plants — everything a forager needs.

Bandages, salves, splints, and a bit of knowledge; used to stabilize and restore some HP during short rests.

A well-made stone mortar and wooden pestle, worn but trusty.

Small, corked clear vials for storing potions, poisons, or delicate extracts.

A faintly glittering ointment that glows like embers when exposed to dim light.

A small decorative bundle of foxglove and evening roses. Pretty but poisonous if ingested.

A leather sachet flavored with fox-pheromones and crushed berries. Smells of earth and wildflowers.

A hand-bound compendium of local plants, recipes for basic salves, descriptions of common toxins, and safe handling notes.

Standard red potion that knits flesh and secures breath.

A clear, bitter draught made from bindweed and fox-mint. Helps the body resist venoms.

A greenish-brown paste scented faintly of clover and ash. Applied topically to staunch bleeding and soothe wounds.

A puff-bottle of silvery pollen ground from nightbloom fox-flowers. Potent when inhaled.

A small phial of ruby liquid made from fox-glove and bitter root. Bitter and metallic to the taste.

Light blowgun darts made from hardened thistle shafts; can be used with a simple blowgun or as an emergency projectile.

A coarse root used in many toxic brews and as a catalyst for stronger tinctures.