Ghillie Kettle

Ghillie Kettle
Price 10 gp; Weight 2 lbs.

A lightweight kettle invented by the Huayuan Family which allows the user to have a cup of tea where ever they go.

Divided into a kettle and a burning chamber, simply put twigs, paper, or other scraps to burn. The smoke exits via a spout in the top.

Also comes with a tin cup, a grill top, a small cooking pan with a detachable handle, a detachable cross piece, and bag to carry it with a leather cord for tying it closed.

The detachable cross piece can be fixed the chimney, and the cup or pan can be placed on top; allowing the user to fry up food (such as an egg) while waiting for the water to boil. Once the water is boiling, the chain attached cap will whistle, requiring a DC 0 listen check to hear.

All of this is wrapped with a newspaper to provide the user with their first piece of tinder. This is then placed into a small bag that holds 1 cubic foot of space.

The Ghillie Kettle holds enough for 5 cups of hot water.