A well-made leather pack with buckled flap and internal pockets. Slightly water resistant.

A rolled blanket and matt, adequate for most climates. Good for trail use.

Salted meat, hard biscuits, dried fruit and a small wax of cheese. Keeps several days if sealed.

A wooden torch that burns for about an hour.

Bandages, salves, and tools to stabilize and treat wounds in the field.

A loud whistle used to call guards or friendly mounts. Carries well in open areas.

A hooded lantern that provides a steady light; hood reduces glare and can be closed.

A solid iron padlock with a basic warding. Locks can be paired with bolts or chests.

A heavy wool cloak treated to resist rain and wind. Keeps wearer warmer and drier.

A practical map of the county roads, notable inns, and known bandit ambushes, hand-drawn by Marta's cousin.

Contains common components such as chalk, small bells, incense, and herbs.

A heavy iron bar useful for prying, leverage, and rough work.

A common shortblade favored in close quarters. Well-balanced for its price.

Simple, reliable crossbow suitable for travelers. Comes strung and sighted.

Light, balanced knives intended for throwing or close use.

Armor fashioned from cured hides; provides modest protection while remaining flexible.

Neutralizes common toxins. Grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 minute.