Sturdy canvas pack with several pouches and a bedroll strap. Holds tools and travel necessities.

Simple wooden torches. Each burns for about 1 hour and sheds bright light in a 20-ft radius.

A small metal box with flint and steel for starting fires.

Dried meats, hard bread, and preserved fruits — enough for one person for one day.

Leather waterskin, roughly 4 pints when full.

Set of pitons, ropes, harness straps, and chalk for scaling surfaces.

Bandages and salves for stabilizing the wounded and treating minor injuries.

A small flask of lamp oil. Also functions as an accelerant if spilled on a surface and ignited.

A sturdy hooded lantern that sheds bright light in a 30-ft radius when lit.

Twenty simple iron-headed arrows for use with shortbows and longbows.

Useful for prying doors, lifting crates, and general mucking-about.

A fine set of picks and tension tools packaged in leather. Useful for delicate locks.

Ceramic pipe with a small pouch of locally cured tobacco.

A small bundle with lines, hooks, and sinkers for rivers and ponds.

Ten sheets of clean parchment suitable for letters or simple scroll copying.

A bottle of black ink and a feather quill. Enough for several pages.

Small kit with soap, thread, needle, and patch cloth for mending clothes on the road.

A loud whistle useful for alerting allies or calling for help.

A small pouch containing 10 numbered stones used for counting, gambling, or ritual focus.

A pungent vial that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

Restores 2d4 + 2 hit points when sipped.

A common shortsword with a keen edge and leather-wrapped grip.

Throwing axe with a balance suitable for both melee and ranged use.

Simple wooden shortbow, about 80% of longbow power but easier to use on the road.

Hardened leather armor offering light protection while allowing mobility.

Round wooden shield rimmed with iron; provides a basic +2 to AC.

A woolen cloak treated to resist rot, water, and insects. Keeps garments beneath in better condition.