Sturdy canvas pack with buckled straps and several inner pouches.

A simple wool bedroll, decent for two nights of rest before needing airing.

Dried meat, hard biscuits, and a bit of preserved fruit. Keeps for weeks if kept dry.

Leather waterskin, mouth sealed with a wooden peg.

Simple wooden torch wrapped with pitch-soaked cloth. Burns ~1 hour.

Small iron striker and a flint slab for starting fires.

Fifty feet of well-braided hemp rope, good for climbing, tying, or rigging.

Stout metal bar used for prying doors, lifting lids, and general levering.

Bandages, salves and splints for stabilizing the dying and basic wound care.

A small glass bottle of black ink for record keeping, letters, and maps.

Feather quill and a clean sheet of parchment suitable for letters or scroll copies.

A small reinforced box with a basic warded lock — decent for petty valuables.

Paraffin candles that burn ~1 hour each when lit.

Needles, thread, spare buttons and awls to mend clothing and leather.

A small bar of scented soap; surprisingly good at removing river grime.

A sharp-bladed dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt.

Simple wooden club, heavy enough to do damage but cheap and common.

A light, one-handed blade favored by adventurers and guards alike.

A reliable ranged weapon. Requires bolts (sold separately).

Simple leather sling. Cheap and lightweight; ammunition inexpensive (stones).

Tough leather armor offering light protection without restraining movement.

A round wooden shield reinforced with iron rim: adds protection when wielded.

A bitter-tasting serum that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.