A basic backpack for carrying gear. Has straps, a small outer pocket, and a reinforced bottom.

A plain bedroll for sleeping outdoors.

One day of preserved travel rations.

A leather waterskin for carrying water.

A small tinderbox used to start fires.

A simple burning torch that provides bright light in close quarters.

Sturdy hempen rope, useful for climbing and hauling.

A 50-foot length of silk rope, lighter and easier on the hands.

A healer's kit with bandages and splints used to stabilize the wounded.

A quiver of 20 arrows for bows and hunting.

A standard set of tools for picking locks and dealing with simple traps.

A hooded lantern that provides controllable light for camp or street use.

A flask of oil used to fuel lanterns or to light larger fires.

A heavy wool blanket for colder nights.

A small two-person tent for overnight shelter.

A basic whetstone for sharpening weapons and tools.

A loaf of hearth-smoked jerky-bread; keeps hunger at bay on the road.

An Embera Candle, prized by travelers and clerics for its clean, steady flame.

Traveler's Coin: a small charm that helps a worried traveler find the correct path.

Mender's Salve is a humble herbal salve sold by local apothecaries for small wounds.

A common dagger; light and easily concealed.

A shortsword suitable for a trained fighter or an adventurous traveler.

A compact bow for hunters and travelers.

Leather armor offers basic protection without greatly hindering movement.

A round shield useful for blocking incoming blows.