A length of pine on a wrapped handle. Useful for light and as an emergency weapon.

A small iron box with flint and tinder for lighting fires.

Reliable rope for climbing, securing loads, or fashioning makeshift gear.

Silken rope favored for climbing in confined spaces and for looks.

Dried meat, hard bread, and a little fruit; lasts several days if kept dry.

A simple bedroll for camping.

Holds about 4 pints; convenient for travel.

Standard adventuring backpack for carrying gear.

A standard set of arrows suitable for shortbows and longbows.

Smokesteel Tinderbox. A hardened iron tinderbox treated with a slow-burning compound favored by couriers and scouts.

A small, fragrant bar of soap.

A piece of chalk useful for marking routes, counting, or drawing simple diagrams.

A short, easily concealed blade favored for utility and defense.

A balanced blade for quick strikes and precise work.

A reliable ranged weapon with good stopping power for its size.

A simple bow for ranged combat and hunting.

Treated leather pieces sewn together into flexible protection.

Leather armor reinforced with metal studs; favored by light-armored fighters and rogues.

A round wooden shield bound in iron. Popular and serviceable.

A glass vial of rosy liquid that knits flesh and steadies the faint.