Diver had listened to the Johnson's offer to supply the group with equipment, and decided to make a pitch himself to the Johnson.  The following things would most certainly be cheap, and easy to supply, but the Phoenix mage wanted to have them on hand, nonetheless.  Surprisingly, nothing he asked for was in the magical category of things.  He would have asked, if he think that getting his hands on one-shot spell foci - something used by a few older compatriots of his - was possible.  But those were out of date, it seemed, no longer on the market.<br/><br/>"What about zipcuffs?"  Diver referred to the plastic restraints that were commonly used by police forces in the late 20<sup>th</sup>.  "Can you get those, say, twenty?"  Never knew when you might need to tie up a knocked out bad guy.  "And what about lightsticks and portable noisemakers?"  Lightsticks were still commonplace - snap, shake, instant light.  Noisemakers - the portable kind - were a sort of miniature speaker.  The user placed it somewhere, and had a little switch that he could press.  When he pressed it, it would, obviously, make a noise - usually whistling, or the like.  A useful tool, if you wanted to lure someone into a trap.