A sturdy 50-foot coil of hempen rope. Useful for climbing, tying, and improvising traps or harnesses.

Simple wooden torch. Cheap light source for a short time.

Small kit containing flint, tinder, and sulfur for starting fires.

A leather waterskin for carrying drinking water.

Dried rations (jerky, hardtack, dried fruit) suitable for one day of travel.

A plain bedroll; an adventuring staple for a night's rest outdoors.

A leather backpack capable of holding the typical adventurer's gear.

A pouch of bandages, salves, and splints for stabilizing and patching up wounds.

A lockpick set and small tools used for opening locks and disabling mechanical traps.

A bundle of iron spikes for anchoring tents, rigging, or improvising caltrops.

A basic whetstone to keep blades reasonably sharp in the field.

A hand-drawn map sold by the shop showing local roads, paths, and notable features.

A reinforced 50-foot coil of rope that resists fraying and rotting.

A single-use smokeshell for creating a quick screen for escape or misdirection.

A flask of spark oil that lights easily and burns cleanly for campfires or lanterns.

A compact magical lantern whose emberstone burns without oil and warms like a hearth.

Salted Trail Rations: a higher-quality pack of travel food that resists spoilage.

A short, easily concealed blade favored by travelers and rogues.

A short, balanced blade useful in close combat and for light fighters.

A simple leather cuirass offering protection without overly restricting movement.

A round shield suited to protect a single arm, useful for front-line defense.