A small bottle of neutralizing agents used against common venoms and toxins.

A leather pouch of bandages, splints, and salves. Useful for first aid in the field.

A simple bedroll for sleeping outdoors or in meager lodgings.

Dried meats, hardtack, and fruit enough for a single day's travel.

A stick soaked in pitch. Good for light or as an improvised weapon.

A small metal box with flint and tinder for striking sparks and lighting fires.

A simple waterskin for carrying drinkable water on the road.

Grikk tosses you a patched burlap satchel promising 'what you need, I got it'—contents vary, good for basic campsite maintenance.

A tin of Grikk's 'Quick Patch'—sturdy wax, a bit of thread, and a clever stitch.

A carved wooden charm said to keep lamps and lanterns from choking a room in smoke.

A gritty salve that improves traction for a few minutes—popular with scouts and muleteers.

A 50-foot length of hemp rope for climbing, securing, and hauling.

A small, easily carried blade. Common backup weapon and tool.

A simple, sturdy light crossbow. Comes without bolts unless bought separately.

Quiver of 20 crossbow bolts for use with a light crossbow.

Leather reinforced with metal studs. Favored by scouts and rogues for protection without heavy encumbrance.

A standard round shield made of wood and iron rim.

A set of lockpicks and small tools for opening locks and disabling traps.