A stout bottle containing a bitter, greenish fluid. Helps resist poison.

Dried meats, hardtack, and pickled vegetables. Keeps a traveler fed for a day.

Reliable, rough rope suited to climbing, binding, and lots of chores.

A wooden torch soaked in pitch. Burns for about an hour, sheds dim light.

Flint, steel, and tinder in a small box for lighting fires.

Sturdy leather waterskin with a cork stopper. Holds water for travel.

Standard pack with straps and several pouches for carrying gear.

A simple wool bedroll; better than sleeping on the bare ground.

A small metal lantern with a hood and glass. Uses oil to cast steady light.

A small glass flask of lamp oil. Burns cleanly in lanterns or can be used as an improvised weapon.

A jar of poultice made from local herbs. Not magical but soothes wounds.

Hooks, line, a few sinkers, and a small net — good for catching river fish.

A clean parchment map showing the village, nearby tracks, and landmarks.

A small iron padlock with a warded mechanism. Keeps honest villagers honest.

A thick wool blanket, helpful for camping or cold nights.

A simple steel dagger; light and concealable.

A well-balanced, double-edged short sword, useful for adventurers and guards.

Simple mechanical crossbow for hunting or defense; includes a small quiver.

Treated leather set offering basic protection without much weight.

Wooden shield with iron rim; common with village guards.