A simple wooden torch wrapped in pitch. Burns for 1 hour, bright light for 20 ft and dim for 40 ft.

Sturdy rope useful for climbing, tying, and rigging.

A basic bedroll — adequate warmth in fair weather.

Dry, preserved food – sufficient for one person for one day.

A sturdy leather waterskin that holds up to 4 pints.

Canvas pack with straps and small pockets for gear.

Small stone used to sharpen blades.

An oil lantern with a hood; bright light in a 30-foot radius while lit.

A pint of lamp oil. Can be used to fuel lanterns or to create improvised fires/explosions.

Bandages, salves, and splints used to stabilize and patch wounds.

Twenty well-fletched arrows suitable for most bows.

A small pouch of common ritual bits and pieces for non-expensive spell components.

A set of picks, files, pliers, and small devices for opening locks and disarming traps.

Basic writing supplies: a little bottle of ink, a feather quill, and five sheets of paper.

Small sticks of chalk used for marking or counting.

A small rod, line, and weighted hooks for catching freshwater fish.

A small clay sphere that, when broken, emits a dense cloud of smoke (10 ft radius) for 1d4 rounds.

A strong dose of antibodies and counteragents. Grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

A small vial filled with reddish liquid. When drunk, it restores 2d4 + 2 hit points.

A simple, reliable blade. Light and thrown (range 20/60).

A versatile blade favored by many adventurers.

Light armor reinforced with studs. Offers decent protection without restricting movement.

A round wooden shield rimmed with iron. Light and reliable.