A wooden torch wrapped with pitch. Reliable short-term light source.

A small metal lantern with a sliding hood; creates focused light and can be dimmed.

A flask of lamp oil used to fuel lanterns and lamps.

Dried and salted food suitable for one person for one day.

A leather container that holds roughly 4 pints of water.

A simple roll of blankets and cloth for sleeping outdoors.

A sturdy backpack with several pockets for holding adventuring gear.

A 50-foot length of hempen rope, useful for climbing, tying, and hauling.

A heavy iron crowbar useful for prying, levering and as an improvised weapon.

A small kit with pitons, a light hammer and cordage for securing lines while climbing.

A small box with line, hooks and a few weights — good for catching food.

A brass compass to help find bearings; reliable in most regions.

Simple wax candles; handy for short-term light or marking paths.

Sticks of chalk for writing on stone, wood, or maps.

A set of picks, wires, and small instruments used to manipulate locks and traps.

A folded parchment map with main roads, taverns, and important landmarks in the region.

Needles, thread, patches and wax for mending clothing and light gear.

A simple iron dagger. Light, concealable, and balanced for throwing.

A common sidearm among city watch and hunters; good for close-quarters combat.

Treated leather armor providing basic protection without hampering movement.

A sturdy wooden shield reinforced with iron rim.

A sealed vial containing a bitter serum that helps the body resist poison.