A simple stick wrapped in pitch. Cheap and reliable for campsite light and signals.

A coil of sturdy hemp rope for climbing, hauling, or tying off.

A day's ration of salted meat, hard biscuits, and dried fruit.

A stitched leather waterskin for carrying drinkable water.

A tightly rolled bedroll, good for sleeping outdoors or in cheap inns.

A well-made backpack with compartments for gear and bedroll straps.

A leather pouch of medical supplies useful for bandaging wounds and stopping bleeding.

A small hooded lantern for controlled light that won’t give away a whole camp.

A tinderbox for starting fires quickly.

Fine silk rope favored for delicate climbs and keeping a low profile.

A thief's toolkit of picks and delicate instruments for disabling locks and traps.

A small steel mirror useful for signals and scouting tight corners.

A small, waxy stick adventurers light to create a sudden pall of smoke and cover.

A soothing salve made with herbs and alcohol to clean and slow infection.

A waxed leather satchel with leaded flap for protecting maps and important papers from weather.

A bitter vial used to counter common venoms and toxins for a short time.

A sharp, reliable blade useful in combat or everyday tasks.

A short, straight sword favored by scouts and city guards.

A compact crossbow useful for new archers or parties without a full bowcraft setup.

Tough, flexible leather armor offering decent protection without much bulk.

A round shield suitable for novice fighters and guards.