A bitter, oily liquid that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

A small kit containing bandages, salves, and splints for treating wounds.

Dried meat, hardtack, and preserved fruit; compact and nonperishable.

A treated leather container that holds potable water (approx. 4 pints).

A wooden torch wrapped with pitch; provides light for several hours.

Sturdy hemp rope; useful for climbing, tying, or rigging.

A simple, rolled sleeping mat with wool padding.

A small metal lantern with a hood to limit light; burns for 6 hours on a flask of oil.

A leather roll containing picks, files, pliers, and tension tools for opening locks and disarming traps.

Bottle of black ink and a fine quill for writing; useful for scrolls, maps, or ledgers.

A leather tube with waxed seams for protecting maps and delicate documents.

A midweight wool cloak treated with wax to shed rain and hide faint odors.

A three-pronged iron hook for securing ropes to ledges or hauling gear.

A small bar of scented soap in a wooden box; helps remove grime and mask smells.

A small brass compass that points true north with a slight wobble—popular as a keepsake.

A light steel blade favored by travelers and scouts; versatile in close quarters.

A simple stabbing blade; easy to conceal and throw.

A compact crossbow suitable for travelers; reliable and relatively easy to use.

Toughened leather armor offering basic protection without restricting movement.

A round iron shield with a simple painted finish; usable by most adventurers.