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A wineskin or bottle is a natural part of almost every traveler’s gear in a fantasy world. It helps create the impression that the character is truly traversing long trails, spending the night in a tent, and needs to carry basic supplies with them. In this category, you’ll find water bottles and flasks designed as props for LARPs, fantasy events, historical reenactments, cosplay, and photo shoots. They can serve as gear for a warrior, scout, merchant, pilgrim, herbalist, mercenary, or NPC.

They’ll work well on a belt, attached to a backpack, in a tent, or on a camp table. Water bottles and flasks can be combined with bags, pouches, mugs, cups, and other travel accessories to create a cohesive set of gear. Depending on the product, they may serve a purely decorative or practical purpose, so before using them with beverages, check their intended use, material, and the manufacturer’s instructions.

This is one of those props that doesn’t require elaborate characterization to immediately convey: “Yes, this character has traveled somewhere.”

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A wineskin or bottle is a natural part of almost every traveler’s gear in a fantasy world. It helps create the impression that the character is truly traversing long trails, spending the night in a tent, and needs to carry basic supplies with them. In this category, you’ll find water bottles and flasks designed as props for LARPs, fantasy events, historical reenactments, cosplay, and photo shoots. They can serve as gear for a warrior, scout, merchant, pilgrim, herbalist, mercenary, or NPC.

They’ll work well on a belt, attached to a backpack, in a tent, or on a camp table. Water bottles and flasks can be combined with bags, pouches, mugs, cups, and other travel accessories to create a cohesive set of gear. Depending on the product, they may serve a purely decorative or practical purpose, so before using them with beverages, check their intended use, material, and the manufacturer’s instructions.

This is one of those props that doesn’t require elaborate characterization to immediately convey: “Yes, this character has traveled somewhere.”