Toolkits

Toolkits contain non-magical equipment to assist characters when performing tasks that have something to do with the skill the kit is named for. Toolkits come in a backpack unless otherwise noted, and replenishment of their supplies is included in your character's monthly expenses.
The following descriptions of toolkits are just a guideline to assist you in knowing what items your character might have on hand. The lists of items are not all inclusive and in many cases the specific material or appearance of these kit items is up to your discretion, so long as they remain mundane. If you wish your character to acquire more specialized, enchanted, or expensive tools, please see a GM.
== Animal Training ==
Contains basic tools for managing non-magical animals. May include training treats (but not rations), leather straps for making harnesses, collars or muzzles, leashes, falconry jesses, hobbles, coursing/retrieving lures, and simple toys.
== Archaeology ==
Hand-held tools for digging. Trowel. Hand-shovel. Foldable wire screen. Boar-bristle brush and dustpan. Measuring tape. Chalk. Thin rubbing paper and lead. Small picks. String. Rope. Canvas.
== Camouflage ==
Dried moss. Green/brown/black paint. Charcoal dust for darkening reflective surfaces. Rough grey, brown, or white cloak. 
== Climbing ==
Gripping chalk. Crampons. Pitons and hammer. Rope. Pick. Climber's harness.
== Cooking ==
Pots and bowls (nesting), spices  (pepper, salt, saffron, cumin, nutmeg, sugar, cinnamon, etc), whisk, ladle, collander, nutcracker, cook's knife set, kettle, coffee/tea.
== Disguise ==
Cosmetics. Flesh-coloured putty. False teeth. Wig. Scarf/bandana. Fake facial hair.
== Fishing ==
Collapsible pole, fishing line, fishing hooks, fishing lures, stink bait, fishing net (small), trout basket.
== Forging ==
Blank parchment and vellum. Ink pen with different sized nibs. Tracing lantern. Wax in multiple colours, wax seal blanks. Smudgers. Book of templates for official documents and a log of official seals.
== Healing ==
Hot water skin. Bandage squares and rolled linen (gauze). Honey. Medicinal herbs, dry (non-magical). Mortar and pestle. Suture needle and thread. Suture scissors. Soap. Dry plaster (for a splint).