Sturdy leather pack with multiple pockets and straps for adventuring gear.

Rough but warm rolled blanket and mat. Keeps you off damp ground.

A thick wool blanket; good for cold nights.

Simple tallow candles. Burn for a short time each.

A simple torch — good for short-term illumination and as an improvised weapon.

Box with flint and scrapers for starting fires reliably.

Good, reliable rope for climbing, lashing, and general use.

Fine silk rope that is lighter and stronger than hemp.

A treated leather waterskin; carries about a day’s water for one person.

Dried meats, hardtack and preserved fruit — keeps you fed for a day.

Lamp oil; also useful for lubricating or as an accelerant.

A metal lantern with a hood to control light direction; uses oil.

Reliable striker for lighting fires and flint-lock devices.

Bandages, salves, and simple tools for treating wounds (10 uses).

Steel bolts for light crossbows.

A small case of picks and pliers for disabling locks and traps.

A small iron-bound box with a simple lock. Handy for valuables.

A bottle of black ink and a feather quill; useful for map-making and letters.

A hand-drawn map of the immediate area: village, nearby roads, and known hazards.

A jar of salves made by Marta's sister — soothes wounds and speeds recovery slightly.

Simple wooden cudgel; cheap and reliable.

A small blade that can be thrown or used in close quarters.

Long wooden staff; versatile as a one- or two-handed weapon.

A light blade favored by guards and scouts.

Simple ranged weapon; fires bolts with decent power.

A standard wooden shield reinforced with iron; common among guards.

Treated leather armor offering light protection without restricting movement.

Softly quilted armor that offers minimal protection; noisy.