Sturdy canvas pack with several pockets and straps. Holds gear securely for travel.

A simple padded roll for sleeping outdoors. Fairly warm when dry.

Leather waterskin with stopper. Sold empty by default so buyers can store fresh water.

Dried meat, hardtack, and preserved fruit. Keeps for weeks if kept dry.

A wooden torch dipped in pitch. Burns bright for about an hour.

Ten small beeswax candles; each burns for a few hours.

50 feet of braided hemp rope. Strong and flexible for climbing or tying.

A flintstone and steel striker used to start fires reliably.

A set of picks, tension wrench, and delicate tools for opening locks and disabling simple traps.

Bandages, salves, and splints for stabilizing the wounded (10 uses).

A metal lantern with adjustable hood to limit light spread.

A small flask of lamp oil. Also useful for traps or wildlife deterrents.

A merchant's map showing roads, small villages, rivers, and landmarks within the county.

A small charm many folk swear brings luck in small matters.

A perfumed soap with a faint herbal scent. Rumored to remove grime and minor smells.

A leather pouch containing two sheets, a quill, ink, and a sealing wax stick.

A small glass vial of red liquid that restores a small amount of vitality when consumed.

A small, easily concealed blade. Useful as both tool and weapon.

A balanced blade favored by scouts and city guards.

Light wooden bow suited for hunters; comes strung with a quiver of 20 iron-tipped arrows.

Simple leather armor offering flexible protection for agile characters.

Wood shield with leather binding; provides a basic defensive boost.