A simple wooden torch, bundled with pitch. Cheap and reliable for an hour of light.

Sturdy hemp rope, useful for climbing, tying, or rigging.

Dried rations: jerky, hardtack, dried fruit and nuts. Keeps a traveler fed for a day.

A leather waterskin; useful in dry regions or long marches.

A small kit for starting fires. Essential for camping and survival.

A basic bedroll for rough sleeping on the road.

A leather pouch of bandages and salves; standard issue for medics and traveling clerics.

A lockpicking and trap-disabling set. Useful for rogues and scouts.

A standard pack of arrows for use with bows.

A small oil lamp used in camps and workshops; brighter and longer lasting than a torch.

Used to refill lamps or as a simple incendiary when poured and ignited.

A small iron pot filled with an odd blend of herbs and resin; when ignited it belches choking smoke. Favored by bandit lookouts and fishermen signaling from shore.

A compact mineral talisman impregnated with preserving salts. Hospitality merchants swear by them when shipping perishable stores.

A flint carved from volcanic glass and bound to a small chunk of emberwood. Reliable in damp weather and preferred by traveling priests and cooks.

A bitter, distilled liquid used to protect against poisons.

A balanced short sword favored by scouts and duelists.

A sharp steel dagger, easy to conceal and throw in a pinch.

A lightweight bow for hunting and light skirmishing.

A wooden shield reinforced with iron rim and boss.

Leather studded with metal rivets for extra protection without sacrificing mobility.