A well-made leather backpack with several compartments and a sling strap. Water-resistant treated hide.

Thick wool bedroll suitable for rough camps.

Sturdy waterskin; keeps water cool and resists seepage.

Salted meat, hard biscuits, and dried fruit. Durable and filling.

Ten torches made from treated resin and cloth; burn about 1 hour each.

Flint, steel, and char cloth in a small box for starting fires.

Bandages, salves, splints and tools sufficient for treating wounds in the field.

Twenty iron-tipped arrows with feather fletching.

Thick wool cloak with a deep hood. Useful against wind, rain, and eyes.

Basic tumbler lock suitable for chests and doors of modest quality.

Sturdy hempen rope able to hold most human loads.

Brass hooded lantern that burns for up to 6 hours on a pint of oil.

A useful prying tool, good for doors, crates, and removing nails.

Basic rod, line, hooks, sinkers and a small net. Good for supplementing rations.

Crude but effective herbal treatments for bruises, minor infections and swelling.

A roughly scribed scroll that lets the user cast Alarm once. Val acquired from a traveling scribe.

A practical map showing local roads, rivers, settlements and a few landmarks.

A small set of picks and tension wrenches in a leather roll.

Simple candles that burn about 30 minutes each.

A small glass vial of scented oil. Popular with travelers and townsfolk.

Val or her apprentice can repair common gear, patch leather, and fit locks.

A small crystal vial of red liquid that glows faintly. Heals the imbiber.

A pungent vial that helps counteract poisons when administered.

A reliable shortsword with a leather-wrapped hilt and a keen edge.

A handcrafted longbow with slight flex and a long draw — favored by rangers.

A standard dagger with a thin silver overlay along the blade. Useful against certain creatures.

Round wooden shield with iron rim and leather grip.

Studded leather fitted to size. Good mobility and protection.