A simple, well-balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Useful as tool and weapon.

Light military-grade shortsword. Common among town guards and travelers.

A compact crossbow with a simple spanning mechanism. Comes with a pouch of 20 bolts.

A braided leather sling and a set of 20 rounded stones.

Dagger with silver inlay on the blade. Effective vs creatures vulnerable to silver.

Hardened leather armor, supple and quiet — favored by scouts and messengers.

Worn but solid chain shirt. Shows patching and minor rust; offers decent protection.

Bandages, salves and splints used to stabilize and patch wounds in the field.

Durable hemp rope good for climbing, pulling, or tying.

Char cloth, flint, and steel in a small metal box. Starts fires reliably.

Simple salted meats, dried fruits and hard oats. Keeps a traveler fed.

Goatskin waterskin with corked stopper. Holds liquids for travel.

A metal lantern with a glass globe and hood; offers steady light.

A heavy wool cloak with a hood and a simple brass clasp. Keeps wearer warm and dry.

Stamped leather case for carrying maps and documents; includes sealing wax and cord.

A small bottle of black ink and a proper feather quill.

A sturdy lock for chests, doors, or boxes. Comes with 2 keys.

Small oilstone used to sharpen blades. Staves and tools can be honed too.

A stamped wooden token used by local watch captains and guilds to vouch for a recruit.

A small glass phial of red liquid. Restores vitality when quaffed.

Tastes faintly of rope. Grants the imbiber climbing ability for a short time.

A bitter vial that lessens the effects of a poison.