A sturdy canvas pack with straps and several pouches for organizing gear.

A plain bedroll for sleeping outdoors; rolls up for easy transport.

A simple wooden torch wrapped in oil-soaked cloth.

A small metal tinderbox with flint and charred cloth.

A coil of sturdy hempen rope, the adventurer's staple.

A length of fine silk rope, smoother and easier to tie than hempen rope.

A leather waterskin, useful for carrying fresh water on the road.

A plain beeswax candle for reading or marking time.

A compact pack of dried meats, hard bread, and a little fruit.

A hooded lantern; useful for steady light while traveling or in camp.

A moonwoven scarf that shimmers with faintly moving threads. Keeps the wearer comfortable on chilly nights.

A length of rope woven with faint glowing thread. Useful for night work and signaling.

A small pouch of emberstones that spark readily, useful for lighting campfires or lanterns in damp weather.

A small vial of silver-blue moon-ink used by scribes and secret writers.

A delicate glass jar sealed with a circle of wax. Perfect for hiding a single whispered message.

A sharp dagger with a carved moon on the pommel.

A short, well-balanced blade ideal for close work and defense.

A simple leather cuirass, reinforced at the shoulders.

A round wooden shield painted with a crescent moon motif.