A simple, well-balanced dagger kept sharp and oiled. A reliable sidearm for travelers.

A common shortsword with a leather-wrapped hilt. Good for fighters and scouts.

Sealed jar of salted meat and root stew that warms and fills the belly.

A small glass vial of bitter liquid prized by hunters and alchemists.

A coarse cloth sack rattle-filled with metal bearings.

A coil of hemp rope suitable for climbing, tying off, or hauling.

A simple torch with resin-soaked cloth bound to a stick.

A battered waterskin, patched but sound.

A leather satchel of bandages, salves, and splints kept clean.

A tightly rolled bedroll that keeps you a little warmer on cold nights.

A sturdy backpack with a reinforced bottom and extra loops for tools.

Simple preserved rations for one person, enough for a day's travel.

A kit for climbing cliffs and rough masonry; favored by scouts and spelunkers.

A merchant's licensed packet of smokepowder used to cover retreats or signal allies.

A small resin-soaked stick that bursts into a reliable flame when snapped and struck.

A compact, well-made locksmith set with a few clever mechanical aids.

Clear lamp oil in a corked bottle, good for keeping lanterns burning during long watches.

A mapmaking pouch for travelers who keep sketches and notes of routes.

A smooth whetstone in an oiled leather case.