Dense, hearty loaf baked that morning. Satisfies hunger for one person for a day if rationed.

Basic wooden torches. Good for lighting the way for about an hour.

A sturdy leather waterskin holding about 4 pints.

Dried meats, hardtack, and dried fruit packed to last. One day's worth of food for one adult.

Strong braided hemp rope, commonly used for climbing, hauling, and tying.

A hand-forged iron lantern; requires oil and a wick to function. Durable and reliable.

A small wooden box reinforced with iron bands and a simple tumbler lock.

Thick wool blanket for warmth during overnight travel.

Lightweight fishing line, a few hooks, and weights—good for catching small fish in rivers and ponds.

A pair of leather saddlebags for a light beast of burden. Holds supplies securely.

Local brew popular after harvest. Cheap and warm.

Basic fire-starting kit used to spark tinder and light fires.

Cloth bandages infused with soothing herbs. Speed up recovery of minor wounds.

Dried grain mixture to feed a horse for five days.

Simple wool cloak with a waxed surface to resist drizzle. Good for travellers in damp weather.

A well-balanced utility knife used for cooking and general tasks. Can serve as an improvised weapon.

A three-pronged pitchfork used for hay and garbage. Serves as an improvised weapon.

Common iron dagger showing signs of repeated sharpening. Reliable and light.

A simple herbal concoction. Heals minor cuts and bruises but won't mend serious wounds.