A standard adventurer's backpack with room for bedroll, rations, and small trinkets.

Simple bedroll suitable for a night under the stars.

Good, heavy rope favored on wilderness treks.

Silk rope is lighter and smoother than hempen; pricier and preferred for finesse work.

A tinderbox with flint, steel, and char cloth.

Simple torch: a length of wood wrapped in pitch-soaked cloth.

Hard tack, salted meat, and dried fruit. Keeps well on long journeys.

Sturdy leather waterskin with cork stopper.

A steel crowbar, useful for leverage and basic improvised tasks.

A hooded lantern provides steady light and can be covered to dim its glow.

A flask of lamp oil used to fuel lanterns.

Climber's kit with tools and equipment for scaling rock or walls.

A full bundle of bolts for a crossbow shooter.

A small blade favored by rogues and travelers for utility and self-defense.

A short sword is a versatile melee weapon common among adventurers.

A longsword used by soldiers and veterans; reliable in many hands.

A simple ranged weapon with good range and stopping power.

Basic leather armor offering modest protection while allowing mobility.

Studded leather favored by scouts and light-armored fighters.

A round shield made from wood and iron rim; common and dependable.

A common healing potion. Quick and reliable restoration in a pinch.

Antitoxin that helps the imbiber resist lingering poison effects.