A rugged pack large enough for an adventurer's gear. Reinforced at the seams for cold weather use.

A basic bedroll, designed to keep the sleeper above damp ground and retain warmth.

Standard hempen rope, good for climbing and tying down gear.

Strong silk rope favored by scouts and thieves for being easy to handle and compact.

A simple torch for light and igniting kindling. Useful in damp places with care.

One day's worth of preserved food suitable for mountain treks and swamp crossings.

Holds a few pints of water. Insulated versions prevent freezing briefly in cold weather.

A climber's kit for roped ascents and technical climbs. Useful in mountain regions.

A hooded lantern provides controllable light and can be used on a pole or hung.

A flask of oil used for lanterns, torches, or starting fires in damp conditions.

A volatile flask that ignites on impact, useful to start fires or create distractions.

A small tin of salve favored by hunters of swamp game and scouts crossing foggy wetlands.

A herbal salve that eases cold fatigue and helps keep limbs from numbing on long mountain treks.

A short sword that deals precise slashes; a common weapon for light combatants.

A sturdy longbow suitable for hunting and combat at range. Well-suited to high-altitude conditions.

Studded leather armor, favored by scouts and rangers who need silence and movement.

A sturdy shield that grants additional protection in melee combat.

A vial of restorative red liquid. Heals moderate wounds when drunk in battle.

A chemical antidote. Helps resist poisons and toxins for a short time.