A simple steel dagger, balanced for general use. Common among travelers and sailors.

A standard short sword, light and reliable for common martial use.

A common light crossbow for hunters and guards. Sturdy and easy to maintain.

Standard crossbow bolts, sold in bundles of ten.

A common backpack used by travelers to carry rations, rope, and tools.

A basic bedroll for camping. Keeps you off damp ground and warmer at night.

Trail rations, hardtack and preserved meat. One day's worth of food.

Common hemp rope, useful for climbing, tying, and hauling.

Silk rope is prized for weight and reduced chance to fray; common among scouts and couriers.

A reliable fire-starting set; every adventurer carries one.

Basic torch to illuminate dark corridors and signal companions.

A treated waterskin for carrying fresh water on the road.

A hooded lantern provides steady light and can be angled or shaded for discreet use.

A simple oil lamp for inns and cramped quarters.

Oil for lamps and lanterns. A pint will keep a small lamp lit for many hours.

A dependable crowbar, useful for forced entry and heavy lifting.

A common piton for climbing or rigging, sold individually.

A basic grappling hook for climbing walls or anchoring loads.

A basic simple lock for household chests; not particularly secure against skilled thieves.

Common manacles for restraining prisoners or dangerous beasts.

A common thieves' tools kit. Effective against simple mechanisms; masterwork versions are pricier.

A simple two-person tent for shelter on the road.

A basic whetstone for edge maintenance.

An empty sack to carry bulkier items or forage.

A waxed map tube favored by scouts and caravan leaders to keep documents safe from rain.

Traveler's sewing kit for patching clothes, leather, and light repairs while on the road.

Tinned pemmican; bulk ration favored by long-distance couriers for its shelf life.