Dried meats, hard biscuits, and salt — enough to sustain one person for a day.

A treated leather waterskin with a wooden stopper.

Sturdy, slightly rough rope — the village standard for climbing and tying.

A stick with pitch-soaked rags; lasts about 1 hour of bright light.

A reasonably comfortable bedroll filled with straw and wool.

Bandages, salves, splints and tools used to stabilize and tend wounds.

A small pouch of dried fruits, nuts, jerky and sweetened grain — more filling and pleasant than standard rations.

A single-use scroll that allows the reader to cast Cure Wounds (1st level).

A ceramic inkwell, a bottle of black ink and a good-quality quill.

A practical map showing trade routes, inns, and notable landmarks out to about a day's travel.

Sharp, balanced and fitted with a leather-wrapped hilt.

A reliable blade favored by scouts and city watchmen.

A simple, sturdy crossbow with a crate of iron bolts.

A round wooden shield with a reinforced iron boss.

Light armor made from cured leather — favored by rangers and rogues.

A small vial of red liquid that heals wounds when imbibed.