Sturdy canvas-and-leather pack with exterior straps and several inner pouches for organizing gear.

A simple wool bedroll that provides basic insulation and comfort when sleeping outdoors.

A treated leather waterskin holding about 4 pints (2 liters) of water.

Dried meat, hard biscuits, and preserved fruit packed into a compact meal for travel.

Contains flint, steel, and tinder for starting fires quickly.

A wooden torch that burns for up to an hour, providing bright light in a 20-foot radius.

A small leather roll with assorted picks, tension tools, and a thin pry bar.

Small glass bottle of black ink, a feather quill, and a scrap of sealing wax.

Simple tallow candles that burn about an hour each, useful for light or rituals.

A small hardened steel striker and a flint stone for starting sparks.

Well-knotted hemp rope suitable for climbing, tying, and hauling.

A roll of bandages, salves, and tools used to stabilize and treat wounds in the field.

A folded paper map showing major roads, towns, and notable terrain features in the surrounding region.

A small set with line, hooks, sinker, and simple lures for pond and river fishing.

A shallow tray by the counter filled with miscellaneous cheap items: broken beads, spare buttons, a curious key, and a carved bone token.

A heavy iron bar used for prying open doors, chests, or removing nails.

A balanced short-bladed dagger useful for throwing or close combat.

A reliable one-handed blade favored by many city watch and adventurers.

A simple wooden club, cheap but serviceable for self-defense.

A leather sling with a small pouch and a set of lead bullets for ranged attacks.

A simple wooden shortbow strung and ready, with a quiver of 20 field arrows.

Toughened leather harness giving basic protection without restricting movement.

A small round shield strapped to the forearm, useful for parrying blows.

A bitter draught that helps neutralize common venoms for a short time.