Sturdy canvas pack with multiple straps and a small outside pouch.

A simple woolen bedroll. Keeps you off damp ground.

A leather waterskin, holds about 4 pints.

50-foot length of hempen rope, reliable and slightly stiff.

A simple wooden torch treated in pitch; burns 1 hour.

Used to spark a fire; standard for starting campfires or lighting torches.

A brass-and-glass hooded lantern. Uses oil; can be shaded to limit light.

Dried meat, hardtack, and dried fruit—keeps for weeks.

A reinforced pack with extra interior and exterior pockets for organizing gear.

A compact roll of lock picks and small tools for disabling locks and traps.

Bandages, splints, salves and small tools used to stabilize and treat wounds.

Pouches and tools for gathering and preparing herbs. Useful for crafting basic potions and poultices.

Standard wooden arrows with steel heads.

Pack of ten cheap torches for short-term illumination.

Basic writing supplies for maps, letters, or journals.

A pouch containing most common spell components (non-costly).

A medium-quality padlock and key. Good for chests and small doors.

A treated leather tube that keeps maps and papers dry.

A glass vial of red liquid that glows faintly. Heals minor wounds when consumed.

One-handed melee weapon favored by rogues and scouts.

A sturdy, mid-range crossbow. Requires bolts.

Simple leather armor, light and quiet—good for stealthy types.

Leather reinforced with metal studs; offers better protection without sacrificing mobility.