A standard steel dagger suitable for throwing or close work.

A balanced short sword for quick strikes and skirmishing.

A reliable shortbow made from yew and sinew; good for hunters and scouts.

A light throwing knife often carried as a backup weapon.

Well-stitched leather cuirass. Good protection without restricting movement.

Twenty fletched arrows, suitable for shortbows and longbows.

A length of hemp rope useful for climbing, tying, and hauling.

Silk rope: lighter and easier to carry than hemp, favored by scouts and spies.

A sturdy backpack to carry adventuring gear and provisions.

A plain bedroll for camping; keeps you off the cold ground.

A canvas waterskin for carrying drinking water.

A day's ration of preserved meats, hard bread, and dried fruit.

A wooden torch wrapped in pitch for light and small fires.

A tinderbox for kindling fires quickly.

An iron piton for anchoring rope to rock or wood.

A crowbar for opening crates, prying doors, and simple demolition.

A grappling hook for climbing and securing lines.

A Healer's Kit for tending wounds and stabilizing the dying.

A small hammer for both toolwork and combat.

A set of thieves' tools for picking locks and disabling simple traps.

A hooded lantern with an oil reservoir and glass cover.

A whetstone to sharpen weapons and tools.

Tin of Pemmican: compressed, caloric emergency rations equal to one week's single-person rations when eaten sparingly.

Folded Map of the Green Road: locally accurate road map with merchant notes.

Traveling Herbal Salve: a low-grade alchemical balm made from river herbs.