Sturdy leather pack with several compartments and straps for carrying gear.

Thick canvas bedroll, a modest but comfortable way to sleep outdoors.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and a bit of salted fruit—keeps an adventurer fed on the road.

A cured hide waterskin with a secure stopper. Holds about 4 pints.

Sturdy but rough rope suitable for climbing or tying loads.

Smooth, slippery silk rope favored by climbers and thieves for its strength and lower chance of snagging.

Simple pine torches soaked in pitch. Ten will last a short expedition.

Flint, steel, and tinder—useful for starting a fire in damp conditions.

A small flask of lamp oil or grease for lanterns and traps.

A metal and glass lantern with a hood to control the direction of light.

Pulleys, pitons, boot tips and special harnesses to assist in climbing safely.

A set of picks, files, a small mirror on a stick, and other implements for disarming locks and traps.

A parchment of woven magic containing a single 1st-level spell. Readable by spellcasters who know the spell or can copy it into a spellbook (DM discretion).

A small pouch of dried herbs and poultices prepared by Bela's aunt, a trained apothecary.

Hooks, line, sinkers and a small collapsible net—good for catching food in rivers and lakes.

Light blade favored by rogues and scouts—easy to wield with one hand.

A compact bow useful for skirmishers and hunters; requires arrows to use.

A small, easily concealed blade—useful as a tool or backup weapon.

Basic leather armor offering flexibility and light protection.

A wooden shield reinforced with iron; provides reliable protection in melee.

A small vial filled with a red liquid that mends wounds when drunk.

A bitter vial that helps resist poisons when administered.