A balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped grip. Common utility blade used for skinning, cutting rope, or close defense.

A short, keen blade favored by scouts and sailors. Good for quick strikes and easy to carry.

A well-forged longblade, serviceable for adventurers who need a solid main hand weapon.

Soft but reinforced leather armor. Lightweight and common among scouts and thieves.

Leather reinforced with studded metal plates. Popular with rangers and light-armored fighters.

A round, reinforced shield with a painted crest. Useful for protecting the bearer in melee.

A stitched kit with bandages, salves, and splints. Useful for tending wounds and preventing death.

A compact roll of tools used to pick locks and disarm simple traps. A must for burglars and treasure hunters.

A length of hempen rope, good for climbing, securing, or binding.

A wooden torch with tar-soaked head. Common light source for dungeon delving.

Clear lamp oil used to fuel lanterns and torches.

A small wax candle for quiet lighting in inns or temples.

A short piece of chalk for marking maps, traps, or leaving messages.

A sturdy pack for carrying gear, with straps and compartments for supplies.

A rough blanket and roll used as bedding on the road.

Dried meats, hardtack, and evaporated fruits packed for travel.

A stitched waterskin for carrying fresh water on a journey.

A simple iron padlock to secure a chest or trunk.

A vial of tarry resin favored by campers for kindling and emergency fires.

A small pot of green salve made from common herbs, sold in town apothecaries and general stores.

A small tin of slow-burning powder. When ignited, it bursts into a blinding cloud of smoke.

A grease paste used by sailors and torchbearers to protect flames from damp and wind.

A small glass phial of red liquid. Heals wounds when imbibed.