Deimosodes

Adventurers are true artists – although not necessarily in the conventional sense. For this personality type, life itself is a canvas for self-expression. From what they wear to how they spend their free time, Adventurers act in ways that vividly reflect who they are as unique individuals.

1|A Linen chiton, indigo sash, fine leather balteus, and thick metal greaves carved with the likeness of swordfish.

2|The wrapped parcel is a Rudis. A carved wooden sword that bears the record of his victories on one side: 32:1 and on the other the phrase
"The bearer of this rudis is a free man, and may seek his destiny -S".
It also bears the symbol of The Golden Tether.
Within the packaging is a scroll, verifying the validity of the rudis and the freedom of Deimosodes.
Kept in a thick leather sheath held on a thick, braided metal cord that was wrapped around his waist.

3|A bronze dipped crow's foot, a knuckle bone with carved symbols, and a perfect geode sphere bound in fine cordage.

4This purse consists of three layers, the innermost being quilted satin, then a lining of steel chainmail, and a final quilted leather with a braided leather cord securing it to his balteus. All the leather is made from shark skin.
It carries his money, a pair of fine bone dice, a bundle of premium cannabis, his iron Ogun and fulgurite Shango figurines, and a piece of amethyst geode.

5|Violet Cloth Scrap, Heavy Leather Manica, Iron Cassis Crista, Blue & White Scutum Shield, Quilted Wool Fasciae
Masterwork Gladius, Masterwork Sica, Leather Net, Iron Spear

6| Set of silk pajamas with cap. Set of fine clothes. A leather poncho. Set of cold weather clothes. Set of hot weather clothes.
Seven woven wool blankets.
An almost child-sized, Type XIV sword & shield bearing the silhouette of a golden cricket, they are battle-worn.
A book of alphabetic portraits, in Common. A tome of stories in Aegytian. A book of jokes in Latalian.
Three bolts of fine silk worth 225 each.
A small bag of diamonds worth roughly 2750.
Two almost perfectly pure bars of silver. Worth roughly 200.
Several opulent rings set with precious gems
A braided golden armband with two roaring lion's heads, their eyes small red stones worth 775.
A femininely designed armband carved with lioness motifs is set with three of the most smooth, spherical red stones worth 875.