Sturdy canvas pack with straps and several interior pouches. Good for adventuring basics.

A simple woolen bedroll. Keeps you reasonably warm for a night's rest.

Dried meat, hard bread, and some preserved fruit—good for one day of travel.

A treated leather waterskin that holds about 4 pints.

A wooden torch. Burns for roughly an hour.

Contains flint, steel, and tinder for starting a fire more reliably than sparking alone.

Lamp oil; useful for lanterns, traps, or improvising hostile uses.

A simple fire-starting set that lasts for many uses.

Sturdy hempen rope, standard for climbing, tying, and hauling.

Heavy iron hook used with rope for scaling walls or securing lines.

A brass hooded lantern that gives steady light and can be closed to reduce brightness.

Bandages and salves used to stabilize and tend wounds.

A bundle of basic wooden arrows with iron heads.

A poultice that soothes wounds; faster than nothing but not magical.

Basic materials for record keeping, letter writing, or maps.

An odd little brass token stamped with an unfamiliar sigil. No obvious magical quality.

A mild concoction that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

A balanced one-handed blade favored by many who fight in close quarters.

A small, easily concealed blade useful for throwing or stabbing.

A wooden staff used as a walking stick or a basic weapon.

A leather sling and a pouch of smooth stones for ranged attacks.

A round wooden shield reinforced with iron—adds protection to a single wielder.

Light armor flexible for sneaking and movement.