A simple stabbing blade with a leather-wrapped hilt.

A balanced blade favored by city watch and travelers.

A compact crossbow with a simple spanning mechanism and a short bolt quiver.

Toughened leather jacket that offers basic protection without restricting movement.

A simple wooden shield reinforced with iron bands.

A heavy woolen roll that keeps out most of the damp and cold.

A day's supply of salted meat, hard bread, and dried fruit.

Sturdy braided rope useful for climbing, tying, and hauling.

A wooden stick wrapped in pitch; burns for about 1 hour.

A small glass flask of lamp oil; also useful in traps or improvised weapons.

A leather skin that holds water and keeps it cool.

A brass lantern with a shuttered hood; easier to carry and control light.

Bandages, salves, splints and basic tools for tending wounds.

A neatly prepared sheet for maps, letters, or notes.

A bundle of twenty fletched wooden arrows with iron heads.

Picks, files, and tension wrenches in a leather roll; basic kit for locksmithing.

A roughly-drawn map of the immediate countryside and common trails.

Hook, line, sinker and a small net; good for riverside meals.

A small stone used to keep blades sharp.