A well-made leather pack with several pouches and straps for securing supplies.

A padded roll; keeps you off the cold ground for a decent night's rest.

A wool blanket for warmth during cold nights.

Dried meats, hard biscuits and preserved fruit — enough for a day.

A leather waterskin that holds up to 4 pints.

A wooden torch wrapped in oil-soaked cloth. Burns for about an hour.

Contains flint, steel and tinder for starting fires reliably.

Lamp oil. A flask burns about 6 hours in a lantern or 1 hour if used to douse a torch.

A 50-foot length of well-twisted hemp rope, good for climbing and tying.

Forged iron hook attached to a short chain, used with rope to secure to ledges.

Small iron pitons to anchor rope to rock or masonry.

Canvas tent that comfortably fits two adults.

A heavy iron bar useful for prying and levering heavy objects.

Small but heavy hammer useful for driving pitons or doing light masonry.

Metal lantern with a hood to direct light; uses oil for fuel.

Bandages, salves and basic tools to stabilize and dress wounds.

Twenty iron crossbow bolts in a leather quiver.

A small inkwell and feather quill for writing letters or maps.

Small pieces of chalk useful for marking routes or making quick sketches.

A basic fishing kit with line, hooks and a small lead weight.

A hand-drawn map marking village roads, a nearby ruin, and the watchtower.

A polished river stone wrapped in copper wire; a halfling favorite trinket.

A small crystalline vial filled with a rosy liquid that knits flesh and mends minor wounds.

A short blade useful in close quarters or thrown at short range.

A simple wooden club, cheap but effective in a pinch.

A common sidearm among town guards and travelers.

A compact crossbow for hunting or defense, sold with ten iron bolts.

Tanned leather armor offering modest protection without hampering movement.

A round shield with iron rim — common among town militia.