A wooden torch that burns for 1 hour. Useful for exploring caves and dark alleys.

Standard hemp rope rated to bear loads and useful for climbing, tying up, or rigging traps.

Sturdy leather pack with straps and a main compartment for adventuring gear.

Simple sleeping roll. Keeps you from sleeping on bare ground.

Dried meats, hardtack, and preserved fruits — keeps you fed for a full day.

A leather waterskin filled with fresh water (1 gallon).

Contains flint, firesteel, and tinder to start fires reliably.

A hooded oil lantern that provides controlled light; can be hooded to reduce light radius.

Refined oil used to fuel lanterns and lamps.

A length of iron chain useful for securing carts, anchoring small boats, or restraining large creatures.

Simple bag for holding small items.

Lightweight, compact ration preferred by travelers and scouts.

A kit containing bandages and salves used to staunch wounds in the field.

A plain wool cloak treated to resist rain. Keeps wearer drier on long journeys.

A reasonably secure, but not foolproof, lock for doors and chests.

Hooks, line, and basic bait — handy for long river crossings or coastal trips.

A day's worth of feed for a riding horse or mule.

A single iron horseshoe, forged to fit most common riding horses.

A smooth pebble wrapped in red string. No real magic, but customers swear it brings small luck.

A light, easily concealable blade. Thrown (range 20/60).

Simple wooden club. Cheap and widely available.

A balanced one-handed blade favored by rogues and soldiers.

Light leather armor. Offers basic protection without encumbering the wearer.

A simple wooden shield that grants a modest boost to defense.

A mixture that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.