Dried meats, hard bread, cheese and a small pouch of mixed grain — basic field rations.

Sturdy leather waterskin with a cork stopper.

A wooden torch soaked in pitch — burns for about 1 hour.

A travel bedroll; not luxurious but keeps out ground damp and bugs.

Tough, reliable rope used for hauling, climbing and tying.

Lamp oil; also useful as an improvised weapon when ignited.

A glass lantern with a hood to reduce glare; useful in variable lighting.

Bandages, salves and splints used to stabilize the injured (10 uses).

Basic scribe set for letters, receipts and maps.

Simple wax candles; burned in pairs for illumination and ritual use.

A bar of coarse soap and a lump of tallow for lamps or greasing leather.

Rugged everyday clothing suitable for farmers, traders and travelling folk.

Local specialty — smoky, tangy beef jerky cured with rosemary and dried plums.

Local tavern ale sold to-go in a ceramic pitcher.

Hand-drawn map showing roads, ponds, common landmarks and rough distances within 20 miles of Varyth.

A moderately good iron padlock, keyed for the owner; can be drilled by determined thieves.

A simple rope ladder handy for barn lofts and cisterns.

A basic steel dagger, useful as a tool or last-resort weapon.

A reliable one-handed blade favored by guards and shoppers who want protection.

A compact crossbow suitable for hunting and defense; includes 20 iron bolts.

Padded leather reinforced with small metal studs; offers good mobility.

Round wooden shield bound with iron; common for militia and caravaneers.

A small vial which restores vigor when drunk (50 HP? see 5e rules: 2d4+2).