Well-stitched leather pack with shoulder straps and several pouches.

A thick canvas roll with light padding, good for two-season camping.

Sturdy goat-leather waterskin with a cork stopper.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, a bit of cheese and dried fruit. Keeps for months.

Two-foot wooden torch, burns about an hour.

Metal lantern with a hood and glass, can be opened or closed to dim light.

Lamp oil; useful for lanterns or as an incendiary when thrown.

Strong hemp rope, frays with heavy use but serviceable for climbing and tying.

Piton, hammer, boot spikes, and small ropes in a compact set for vertical travel.

Bandages, salves and tools to stabilize and tend wounds.

Picks, probes, files and tension tools for opening locks and disabling traps.

A well-updated map of the city's wards, notable markets and common shortcuts.

A tiny spring-loaded device that makes delicate pin alignment easier.

Purified concoction to help counteract ingested or bloodborne poisons.

A small vial of red liquid that closes wounds when drunk.

Balanced knife, can be thrown or used in close combat.

A versatile, easily concealed blade favored by city guards and travelers.

Relatively compact crossbow with a strap and basic sights. Bolts sold separately.

Flexible leather armor reinforced with studs — good protection for light-armor wearers.

Round wooden shield banded with iron; simple and reliable.