A well-stitched canvas pack with leather straps and several internal pouches. Holds typical adventuring gear.

A simple blanket and padding roll for sleeping outdoors.

Dried meats, hard bread, nuts and porridge — sufficient for a day in the field.

A leather waterskin with a wooden stopper; holds about 4 pints.

A plain tunic and trousers or simple dress suitable for town.

A brass hooded lantern with a glass chimney; provides bright light in a 30-foot radius while lit.

Simple wooden torches bound with pitch; burn for 1 hour each.

A heavy iron bar used to pry open doors, crates, or remove nails.

A coil of sturdy hemp rope, useful for climbing, tying, and hauling.

Ten short iron spikes for anchoring rope or marking trails.

A small, smoky torch used for keeping pests away and scenting trails.

A worn map of local roads, notable inns, and some landmarks drawn by a traveling merchant.

A small iron padlock with a simple tumbler, suited for chests and cellar doors.

A simple rod, line, hooks and bait; good for catching small freshwater fish.

A small bottle of black ink and a goose quill for writing and record-keeping.

Tallow candles useful for lighting a room for a few hours.

A small brick of scented soap for washing and treating minor skin irritation.

Marta will repair torn clothing, resew straps, or sharpen simple tools and weapons.

A herbal salve made by Marta from common herbs; closes minor cuts and soothes bruises.

A sharp, balanced dagger suitable for utility and self-defense.

A stout wooden club favored by watchmen and farmers.

Soft leather reinforced with tanned hide; offers minimal protection without hindering movement.