Well-made leather pack with extra straps and internal pouches—good for long trips.

Wool bedroll, heavy but warm, suitable for three seasons.

Standard pine torches. Bright and smoky.

Beeswax candles; low light, slow burn.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and a bit of preserved fruit—sustains a person for a day.

Leather waterskin with a cork stopper.

A metal lantern with a hood that focuses light; requires oil.

Polished steel disk for signaling, inspection, or simple rituals.

A sticky, volatile concoction in a sealed flask—use with care.

A reasonably up-to-date map of the county and major roads. Helpful for navigation and planning.

A short-stemmed pipe and a small pouch of tobacco: a favored comfort for travelers.

A warm, filling stew sold in a small iron pot—good for one hungry adventurer.

A heavy iron padlock with a matching key; good for trunks or gates.

A polished stone with a tiny rune etched on one face; faintly cool to the touch.

Standard climbing rope. Strong enough for most uses.

Pulleys, pitons, hooks, and a length of better rope—helps scale sheer faces safely.

Bandages, salves, and splints sufficient for stabilizing and basic field treatment.

A compact kit of picks, tension wrenches, and tools for bypassing locks.

Light and balanced blade favored by many rogues and scouts.

Quality longbow, good draw and range; paired well with trained archers.

Standard iron-tipped arrows, bundled by the dozen or two.

Soft leather armor offering protection without restricting movement.

Basic shield offering a solid block against attacks.

A small vial containing a red liquid that restores health when imbibed.

A single-use spell scroll that contains the Cure Wounds spell (1st-level).