Sturdy canvas pack with several pockets and a shoulder strap; standard adventurer's pack base.

Rolled wool bedroll; keeps most damp and chill off the sleeper.

Thick woolen blanket for extra warmth.

Treated leather skin for carrying fresh water; screw-top cork.

Dried meats, hard bread and salted fruit. Fills the belly for a day's travel.

Strong, braided hemp rope; common climbing and tying rope.

Light, supple silk rope that’s easier to handle and less likely to fray.

Box containing flint, firesteel and tinder for starting fires.

A wooden torch wrapped in rags and soaked in pitch. Burns for about an hour.

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

Metal lantern with a hood to limit direction of light; uses oil.

Small chalk stick for marking, counting, or teaching.

Small brass whistle used to signal companions or call animals.

A large cloth sack for hauling bulk items.

Small iron cooking pot suitable for camp stews and boiling water.

Basic line, hooks, sinkers and simple lures in a small kit.

Twenty standard wooden-shafted arrows with iron tips.

Simple tallow candle for short-term light.

Small bar of scented soap for cleaning and basic hygiene.

Small sewing kit for mending clothing and gear.

Set of iron horseshoes for a light horse; basic farrier quality.

Sturdy leather coin pouch with drawstring and a small inner pocket.

A blunt wooden club; common tool and simple weapon.

Sharp steel dagger; light, can be thrown.

Simple sling for hurling stones; quiet and reliable.

Light, reliable wooden shortbow for hunting and combat.

Basic leather armor offering light protection and good mobility.

Rounded wooden shield with iron rim; common and serviceable.

A bitter vial that helps guard against poison's effects.