- Armor Maintenance Supplies, per 1d (armrsup)
Rings, rivets, straps, buckles, waxed thread, patches, polish; one pence buys one pence of armor upkeep.
- Baldric, Shoulder (baldricsho)
Wide leather strap with brass rings worn diagonally across chest and shoulder.
- Ball, leather (ballleathe)
Cloth-core leather sphere; suits children's games and camp recreation safely.
- Beads, ceramic, 12 (beadscer12)
Dozen fired clay beads, glazed in colour; cheap ornament and small trade goods.
- Beads, copper (beadscoppe)
Cast copper beads; common trade items and clothing decorations for many cultures.
- Beads, glass (beadsglass)
Colored glass beads with swirls; prized for beadwork and fine clothing ornament.
- Bedroll, heavy (HvyBdrl)
Quilted wool and linen roll with oiled canvas cover; durable field bedding.
- Bedroll, light (LiteBdrl)
Compact quilted linen bedroll with fleece; portable for mild seasons.
- Beeswax (bswax)
Pale honey-colored cake; waterproofs leather, caulks wood, and makes fine candles.
- Belt, Waist (beltwaist)
Leather waist belt with buckle; universal for suspending pouches, tools, and weapons.
- Blanket, heavy (HvyBlkt)
Thick felted wool blanket; provides substantial winter warmth for sleeping.
- Blanket, light (LiteBlkt)
Thin linen or light wool blanket; pocketable and quick-drying for mild seasons.
- Bow case (bowcase)
Ash-staved leather case on shoulder strap; protects finished bow during travel.
- Buttons, pack of 4 (matching) (buttonspac)
Four identical bone, horn, or metal buttons; for garment fastening and repairs.
- Cage, iron, large (cageironla)
Heavy forged iron cage with riveted bars; confines man or dangerous beasts.
- Cage, iron, medium (cageironme)
Forged iron cage; holds child, large dog, or wounded beast securely.
- Cage, iron, small (cageironsm)
Small iron cage for birds and small animals; lashable to saddle.
- Cage, wooden, large (cagewoodlg)
Large slatted wooden cage for livestock or hounds (roughly 27 cubic feet).
- Cage, wooden, small (cagewoodsm)
Small wicker-and-batten cage for birds or small game (about a cubic foot).
- Caltrops, cavalry, pack of 4 (caltropsca)
Four cast-iron implements with four points; slows mounted pursuers and damages hooves.
- Carpet, wool (carpetwool)
Knotted wool carpet, three feet square; wall-hanging as often as floor covering.
- Chain, heavy (chainheavy)
Forged iron link chain; secures large goods, hobbles beasts, binds prisoners.
- Chain, light (chainlight)
Thinner pliable iron link chain; secures smaller items and restrains prisoners' wrists.
- Chalk Sticks (chalkstick)
Soft mineral sticks; marks stone, parchment, and leather for masons and merchants.
- Dice, pack of 6 (dicepackof)
Six bone or wooden dice; used in taverns and camps for gaming.
- Fetters (fetters)
Iron leg-shackles joined by short chain with locks; restrains prisoners during transport.
- Fine Talc (talc)
Fine mineral powder; dries sweat, prevents chafing, dusts wounds, and gives grip to the climber's or wrestler's hands.
- Fishing Line, per 10 ft. (fishinglin)
Waxed linen or gut-spun cord; fine enough for wary fish and sturdy.
- Glue, pint (gluept)
Hide glue from bone and sinew; rejoin wood, leather, and bone.
- Grappling Hook (grphook)
Four-pronged iron hook for throwing over walls and ledges. Reusable if the line can be recovered.
- Horn, drinking (horndrinki)
Polished steer horn with wooden or horn base; durable for soldiers.
- Incense (incense)
Frankincense, myrrh, or eastern spices; marks holy occasions and scents chambers.
- Keys (keys)
Iron keys on leather thong or ring; merchants and stewards carry daily.
- Lock, door, heavy-duty (lockdoorhe)
Heavy iron triple-warded deadbolt; secures vault doors and fortified manor gates.
- Lock, door, large (lockdoorla)
Standard iron deadbolt with careful wards; main doors of halls and townhouses.
- Lock, door, small (lockdoorsm)
Refined iron lock for chamber doors and cabinet shutters; finely warded.
- Lock, miniature (lockminiat)
Finger-length iron lock for jewelry boxes and caskets; master locksmith's fine craft.
- Lock, padlock (lockpadloc2)
Small iron padlock with U-shackle for securing cargo and tent flaps.
- Lock, padlock, heavy-duty (lockpadloc)
Heavy reinforced padlock with triple-warded body for valuable cargo.
- Marbles, glass, pack of 12 (marblesgla)
Dozen polished glass spheres for play, ballast, and crude observation.
- Mirror, bronze (mirrorbron)
Hand-sized bronze mirror for signaling, grooming, and spotting pursuers.
- Mirror, iron, silver-coated (mirroriron)
Iron mirror backed with silver; superior reflection for noble and field use.
- Nails, pack of 24 (nailspacko)
Mixed iron nails for quick repairs and affixing tent frames.
- Net, Weighted, per 5 ft sq. (netweighte)
Hempen fishing net with lead weights for casting and sinking.
- Oil, cinnamon (oilcinnamon)
Distilled cinnamon oil; a costly perfumery base and a medicine.
- Oil, myrtle (oilmyrtle)
Clean astringent myrtle oil for perfumery and wound washes.
- Oil, rose (oilrose)
Rose oil pressed from petals in vast quantity; the standard fine scent.
- Paint, per gallon (paintperga)
Pigmented oil or lime-wash for painters and masons; premium colors cost more.
- Perfume, cheap (perfumecheap)
Coarse scent of common herbs in weak spirit; fades within the hour.
- Perfume, fine (perfumefine)
Perfumer's best work, built on costly imported oils.
- Perfume, typical (perfumetypical)
Competently blended scent that lasts an evening.
- Pipe weed (pipewd)
Dried tobacco leaf for smoking; eases fatigue and steadies nerves.
- Pipe, smoking (pipesmokin)
Fruitwood or horn pipe for tobacco; carved for nobles, plain for soldiers.
- Piton (piton)
Iron spike with looped eye; ~1 per 10 ft of vertical climb. Consumable — usually left in the rock.
- Rope, 1” hemp, per ft (1,125 lb cap.) (rope1hempp)
Stiff hemp rope for wagons and builders; tarred against weather damage.
- Rope, ½” hemp, per ft (330 lb cap.) (rope12hemp)
Tarred hemp rope for shipboard, hoisting, and tethering pack animals.
- Rope, ½” silk, per ft (1000 lb cap.) (rope12silk)
Supple silk rope; strong, light, and prized by climbers and thieves.
- Rope, ¼” silk, per ft (225 lb cap.) (rope14silk)
Light silk rope; strong, rot-resistant, preferred by wealthy climbers.
- Rope, 2” hemp, per ft (3,875 lb cap.) (rope2hempp)
Heavy three-strand hemp cable for oxen hauling and ship mainmast rigging.
- Rope, 3” hemp, per ft (8,000 lb cap.) (rope3hempp)
Massive cable for anchoring vessels and hoisting siege equipment.
- Scabbard (scabbard)
Leather sheath with wooden core; protects blade and user from rust.
- Soap (soap)
Hard milled soap of tallow and ash lye, lightly scented.
- Spikes (spikes)
Foot-long iron spikes for climbing, breaking charges, and lashing boards.
- Spit and Stand, iron (spitandsta)
Iron roasting spit on adjustable stand for campfire or hearth cooking.
- Sponge (sponge)
Dried sea sponge; light, absorbent, for bathing, cooking, and healing.
- String (string)
Twisted twine bundled for bundling firewood and lashing bedrolls closed.
- Sundial, bronze (sundialbro)
Brass-mounted bronze dial; marks hours on clear days when set true.
- Tackle Block (tacklebloc)
Single-wheel pulley; multiplies mechanical advantage for hauling cargo safely.
- Tarpaulin (tarpaulin)
Tarred canvas sheet for covering loads and shedding rain.
- Tent, Conical (tentconica)
Linen cone over single pole; peaked roof sheds rain, allows campfire.
- Tent, Dome (tentdome)
Low hemispherical shelter; resists wind and sheds rain from all angles.
- Tent, Military (tentmilita)
Rectangular pavilion for squads or command posts; requires wagon to haul.
- Tent, Ridged, large (tentridged)
Ridge-pole tent for two or three; pitched roof sheds water well.
- Tent, Ridged, small (tentridged2)
One-person ridge-pole tent; tight profile resists wind, packs readily.
- Trap, hunting, large (traphuntin)
Heavy iron jaw-trap for deer and boar; set along game trails.
- Trap, hunting, small (traphuntin2)
Compact gin-trap for rabbit and hare; sets a dozen along warren paths.
- Twine, per 10 yards (5 lb. cap.) (twineper10)
Jute or hemp twine for bundling firewood and securing pack animals.
- Weapon Maintenance Supplies, per 1d (wpnsup)
Oil, wax, whetstone chips, cord, rivets, wire; one pence buys one pence of weapon upkeep.
- Wedge, splitting (wedgesplit)
Steel wedge for cleaving logs; lasts years and saves labor on campaign.
- Wedge, staying (wedgestayi)
Small wooden or bone wedge; prevents tent poles and wagon wheels slipping.
- Wire, copper (wirecopper)
Flexible copper wire; does not rust, works for snares and armor binding.
