A well-stitched backpack suitable for a single adventurer. Holds rations, bedroll, and small gear.

A simple bedroll for sleeping outdoors or in barns.

A woolen blanket used in colder months. Useful for warmth and barter.

A wooden torch wrapped in pitch. Common light source for a short watch.

Used to start fires quickly. A staple of any adventurer's kit.

A coil of durable hempen rope. Useful for climbing, securing, and hauling.

One day's worth of simple travel rations. Cheap, filling, and nonperishable.

A water container that keeps a traveler from going thirsty for a day.

A small steel set used to create sparks for fire starting.

A kit of bandages and salves. Basic medical supplies for treating wounds and preventing infection.

A hooded lantern that can be dimmed or covered. Burns steadily with oil.

Chalk for marking trails, drawing symbols, or mapmaking.

Basic fishing tackle for catching river or lake fish.

A sturdy crowbar for levering doors, crates, and obstacles.

Pickled village berries. Tastes sharp, sweet, and will stave off hunger for a short while.

A handmade poultice of local herbs that soothes wounds and speeds small recoveries.

A traveler's satchel woven with extra compartments for maps and secret notes.

A simple throwing knife. Light and easily concealed.

A short, balanced sword suitable for self-defense and small game.

Versatile spear that can be thrown or used in melee.

A compact bow for hunting and defense at modest range.

Soft leather armor that offers protection without heavy encumbrance.

A standard round shield used by militia and travelers for added protection.