A sturdy canvas backpack with straps and a small rolled pouch. Useful for carrying adventuring gear and a bedroll.

A simple bedroll — not luxurious, but dry and warm for one person.

A coil of coarse hemp rope. Heavy but reliable for climbing and tying.

A wooden torch wrapped in pitch. Cheap, disposable light source.

A metal tinderbox for starting fires, lighting torches and lanterns.

A day's rations: dried meat, hard bread and preserved fruit. Keeps for weeks.

A leather waterskin. Essential for long travel.

A hooded lantern — more controlled light than a torch and useful in towns or caves.

Flask of lamp oil. Needed to keep lanterns burning.

A set of thieves' tools for picking locks and disabling simple traps.

A component pouch for spellcasters to carry common material components.

A bag of ball bearings. Cheap trick to thwart pursuers or make a slippery surface.

Silk rope for finesse climbing, light and easy to stow.

Smokeball (alchemist's pellet). Cheap, single-use smoke device for escapes or theatrical distractions.

Traveler's Patch Kit: basic sewing and leather repair items for field repairs.

Slow-burn Lantern Oil, handy for watch shifts and long camps.

Tinker's Spare Spring — a tiny but useful component for jury-rigging devices.

Brass Signal Mirror — small signaling mirror with a handle for sending flashes to distant allies.

A balanced short blade popular with scouts and rogues.

Small, easily concealed knife useful for combat and utility tasks.

Soft leather armor offering protection while allowing freedom of movement.

A round or kite shield, useful for fighters and cautious travelers.