Sturdy canvas pack with leather straps and several internal compartments.

Wool-lined roll that provides basic warmth and comfort outdoors.

Sealed leather waterskin able to hold about 4 pints.

Dried meats, hardtack, cheese and other simple preserved foods.

Sturdy rope for climbing, rigging, or lashing.

Light, strong, and compact; favored by scouts and thieves for easy handling.

Forged iron hook with three barbs; pairs with rope to scale walls.

A lantern with a sliding hood to dim or direct light; burns oil.

A small flask of lamp oil; fuels lanterns or can be used as an ignition accelerant.

A simple wooden torch coated with pitch; one-use light source.

Flint, steel, and treated tinder in a small wooden box.

A canvas tent suitable for two people, basic protection from the elements.

Simple metal dish, cup and utensils for field dining.

A sturdy pole for probing, vaulting or keeping things at arm's length.

Bandages, salves, and small tools for treating wounds and stabilizing the injured (10 uses).

A short beeswax candle; cheap, short-lived light source.

A bar of scented soap for basic hygiene.

A durable padlock with a complicated tumbling mechanism.

A well-inked map of nearby roads, landmarks and a few rumored sites.

A dried charm on a leather thong; no adventuring magic, just superstition.

Harness, pitons, boots, and other hardware to aid climbing and secure lines.

Lock picks, files, and small hand-tools housed in a leather roll.

A small, easily concealed blade suitable for throwing or stabbing.

A light, versatile blade ideal for self-defense in crowded places.

Basic leather armor offering modest protection without restricting movement.

A round wooden shield with a reinforced boss; strapped to the arm.

A sticky, bitter-tasting potion that aids vertical travel.

A concentrated alchemical blend that helps resist poisons.