A supple leather cuirass reinforced with brass rivets and sewn pockets for small tools. Standard city guard issue in many districts.

A sharp steel blade, balanced for throwing or close work. The hilt bears a tiny rotating cog motif favored by city tinker guilds.

A compact light crossbow with brass fittings. Reliable and easier to maintain than older wooden stocks.

A finely balanced blade with a slightly hooked guard. Popular with city watch and courier guards.

A compact steel knife with a grip wrapped in oilcloth for secure handling.

A compact pneumatic pistol that fires small metal pellets. Requires care and periodic pumping of the reservoir.

A standard packet of 20 iron bolts for crossbows.

A stitched leather satchel filled with bandages, salves, and small tools. Used to staunch bleeding and keep allies alive long enough for proper care.

A coil of rough hemp rope with rings of oilcloth to prevent fraying. Good for climbing, securing loads, and jury-rigging.

A small box containing flint, a steel striker, and charred cloth for starting fires.

Preserved meat, hardtack, and dried fruit sealed for travel. Enough for one person for one day.

A woolen roll that provides basic warmth for sleeping on the road.

A leather-flapped water skin with brass fittings. A staple for anyone who spends time outdoors in the city rings.

A compact set of picks, tension wrenches, and files kept in a leather roll. Trusted by competent burglars and locksmiths.

A hooded lantern that protects the flame from gusts and lets you direct light in crowded streets and workshops.

A small glass flask of lamp oil. Sold singly or by the common crate.

A rugged leather backpack with extra pouches for tools and small gadgets.

A stock of small brass gears, springs, and rivets sold by the ounce for city tinkerers.

A small sealed vial of volatile aether-resin. Used by chimney sweepers and saboteurs; treated as a weaker, nonmagical incendiary.

Metal slugs and sealed air cartridges sized for common pneumatic pistols sold by the dozen.

A brass and spring grapple launcher. It fires a small grappling hook and reels line back in. Popular with dock rats and building inspectors.

Brass-rimmed goggles with interchangeable smoked and clear lenses. Help keep soot and steam out of eyes.

A leather roll of precision tools favored by field tinkers for quick fixes on automatons and pistons.

A finely made clockwork pocket lamp with a protective glass and a tiny winding key. Emits a clean white light.

A compact assortment of upgrade parts and patterns sold to traveling inventors for field modifications.

A vial of rosy liquid that mends wounds. Favored by novice adventurers and street medics.