Sturdy canvas pack with leather straps and several inner pouches. Good for everyday travel and hauling loot.

Holds about 4 liters; treated to keep water cool and delay spoilage.

Dried meat, hard bread, and preserved fruits. Calorie-dense and long lasting.

Simple wooden torch. Burns for about 1 hour, provides bright light in a 20-ft radius.

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

Comfortable enough for poor inns and rough campsites. Keeps you warm in cool weather.

Provides steady light; hood allows you to dim the light to avoid attracting attention.

Good-quality hempen rope with a slightly waxed finish for grip.

A reasonably accurate map of nearby roads, trails, and points of interest; sketches of hazards included.

Useful for prying open doors, chests, and aiding in climbing or leverage.

Essential for starting a fire reliably even in damp conditions.

A small iron padlock with a simple warding mechanism. Durable and picked by amateurs with difficulty.

A common adventurer's blade: light, versatile, and reliable in close combat.

Accurate and reliable at short to medium ranges. Comes with a simple string and a starter set of bolts.

Flexible armor reinforced with small metal studs. Good protection for lightly-armored characters.

A bitter vial that grants advantage on saving throws vs poisons for 1 hour.

A heavy wool cloak treated to shed light rain. Useful for travel and modest protection from cold.