Well-made leather backpack with multiple straps and a rain flap; holds adventuring gear comfortably.

A thick wool bedroll that provides basic warmth and comfort on the road.

Common rope, 50 feet long. Strong enough for climbing and hauling.

Set of pitons, boot tips, harnesses, a small hammer and chalk — everything for vertical work.

Basic tinderbox for lighting campfires and torches.

Standard wooden torch; burns about 1 hour.

Holds up to 4 pints of liquid. Sturdy leather, with a simple stopper.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and a bit of cheese – keeps an adventurer fed for a day.

Simple cloth sack for carrying small items.

A small metal hooded lamp that burns bright with a supplied flask of oil.

A spring-loaded iron trap used to catch small-to-medium animals; sometimes used by trackers.

Needles, wax, patches and quick-fix tools for armor and clothing repairs on the road.

A hand-drawn, recently updated map showing trade routes and safe waystations within 100 miles.

A lucky charm sold by Mira; superstition-bound, more sentimental than magical.

Simple beeswax candles for indoor lighting.

A glass jar with a preserved exotic insect labeled in an unfamiliar script — popular with collectors.

Iron crowbar useful for prying doors, lifting crates, and as an improvised weapon.

A sharp daggers with a hand-carved hilt — balanced and reliable.

A common adventurer's blade: light, quick, and serviceable.

A basic light crossbow with a bolt quiver (10 bolts).

Sturdy shortbow made from laminated yew; reliable for hunters and scouts.

A practical spear with a straight iron head and a reinforced shaft.

Wooden shield with a metal rim and boss — offers reliable protection.

Soft leather armor suitable for rogues and scouts; light and quiet.

Studded leather with visible battle-wear; solid protection for light armor users.

A shimmering red potion. Restores health when consumed.

A foul-smelling liquid that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.