A well-made leather backpack, reinforced stitching and a water-proofed inner lining. Perfect for adventuring basics.

A simple bedroll for camping. Fairly comfortable and quick to roll up.

Sustenance for a single day on the road.

A durable waterskin, sealed and treated to prevent rancid tastes.

Common hempen rope, good for climbing, hauling, and tying gear.

A tinderbox used to start fires and light lanterns or torches.

A simple wooden torch wrapped with pitch-soaked cloth.

A hooded lantern, preferred by travelers who need controlled light.

A healer's kit with bandages and basic medical supplies.

The standard thieves' tools used to pick locks and deal with simple traps.

A simple whetstone used to sharpen weapons and tools.

A common glass flask containing lamp oil.

Basic eating kit useful on the road.

Jar of Fireflies. A gentle, reusable light source favored by travelers who avoid open flame.

Smokestick (small). Useful for creating a brief screen of smoke to cover a retreat.

Merchant's Ledger with Enchanted Quill. Keeps records crisp and tidy; the quill never uses ink.

Comforting Brew. A thermos of brewed herbs that soothes fatigue and restores 1 HP when sipped over 10 minutes.

Silk Short Rope (25 ft). Easier to stow than rope; preferred for light rigging and securing small loads.

Salve of Mending. Apply to a creature to restore 1d4 hit points. Cheap, common folk medicine.

A well-balanced shortsword useful for close combat. Light and easily sheathed.

A sharp dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt.

Tough but supple leather armor. Good starter armor for lightly-armored characters.

A standard round shield that grants a (+2) bonus to Armor Class when wielded.