A well-stitched backpack with buckled straps and several internal pockets.

A simple padded roll for sleeping outdoors.

Dried meats, hard bread, and preserved fruits; enough calories for one person.

Treated leather waterskin with a cork stopper.

A wrapped stick coated in pitch; burns for about an hour.

A small brass oil lamp, ready to burn for several hours.

Sturdy hemp rope, standard adventuring length.

Bandages, salves, herbs and simple splints used to stabilize the injured.

A roughly-drawn map showing local roads, notable landmarks, and the names of a few taverns.

A basic but reliable padlock. Comes with a pair of rudimentary keys.

A small set for writing: ink bottle, quill, and two sheets of parchment.

Heavy iron bar for prying open crates or doors.

A small, easily concealed blade. Balanced for throwing.

Light blade favored by scouts and city guards.

Simple wooden staff; useful for walking or defense.

Light armor made from boiled leather; good for agile adventurers.

A round, varnished wooden shield reinforced with iron rivets.

A bitter liquid that, if administered, neutralizes common toxins.