A simple wooden torch. Burns bright for about an hour.

Sturdy, fibrous rope useful for climbing, tying and hauling.

Canvas pack with straps and several pockets; used to carry adventuring gear.

A simple bedroll for sleeping outdoors.

Preserved bread, cheese, salted meat and dried fruit — one day's worth.

Leather waterskin that holds roughly a day's drinking water.

Contains flint, firesteel and tinder for starting fires.

Lamp oil; also useful to make surfaces slippery or as improvised fire accelerant.

A metal lantern with a hood; works with oil to provide steady light.

Bandages, salves and splints to stabilize the wounded.

Standard fletched arrows in a bundled batch of twenty.

Iron crowbar, useful for prying and leverage.

Hooked iron head attached to a short length of chain for anchoring rope.

Small iron spikes to secure rope to rock and hold runners.

Hand-drawn map showing local roads, landmarks and known ruins near Phandalin.

A small jar of tangy pickled onions — a Phandalin specialty.

A light, easily carried blade favored by scouts and city guards.

Small blade, usable as a tool or backup weapon.

Simple ranged weapon; requires sling bullets.

Light bow usable for hunting and skirmishes.

A basic wooden shield that offers modest protection.

Light armor stitched from toughened leather, favored by scouts.

Bitter draught that helps the drinker resist poison.