A length of pine soaked in pitch on a wooden handle. Simple, reliable light source.

Cheap light for indoor use and marking routes.

Sturdy hemp rope, well-suited for climbing, hauling and traps.

Small iron spikes for anchoring rope to rock or timber.

Used to strike sparks and light tinder; essential for anyone who travels.

A compact kit for reliably starting fires in the field.

A common pack for carrying rations, torches, ropes and small loot.

Basic bedroll for sleeping outdoors; keeps most of the damp out and provides modest comfort.

A portable container for water or other liquids.

Preserved food for travel. Bulk-rationed and cheap.

A vessel used to hold lamp oil or potions.

Scented or plain oil for lighting; clean-burning and stored in a corked flask.

A metal lantern with a hinged hood and glass to protect and focus the flame.

Looks ordinary but contains a clever hidden compartment.

A tailor's needle sized for field repairs; handy to have.

A simple glass prism accessory that improves lantern usefulness for careful work at night.

Simple bludgeon favored by townsfolk and watchmen; reliable and cheap.

Light armor favored by scouts and low-level fighters; modest protection without heavy encumbrance.

Basic round shield that helps deflect blows in combat.

Common first-aid kit sold to travelers and watchmen.