A well-made pack with straps and several internal pouches. Holds common adventuring gear.

A wool bedroll that keeps out ground chill.

Sturdy, frayed slightly but reliable for climbing and tying.

Necessary kit for starting fires: flint, steel, kindling cloth.

Simple wooden torch; burns for about 1 hour.

Holds about 4 pints of liquid. Well sealed.

Salted meat, hard biscuit, dried fruit — enough for a day of travel.

A worn set of picks, tension wrench, and files. Functional but not perfect.

Bandages, salves, splints and common emergency tools for battlefield first aid.

A sticky flask of volatile compound that ignites when it breaks on impact.

When snapped, emits thick smoke for up to 1 minute—useful for cover or signaling.

Hand-drawn map marking local roads, a few inns, and the approximate location of a ruined watchtower.

Useful for prying doors and crates, sturdy iron construction.

A common shortblade with leather-wrapped hilt and a keen edge.

Two sharp daggers ideal as backups or throwing knives.

Treated leather sections stitched together to give moderate protection while staying light.

Round wooden shield reinforced with iron rim. Basic but serviceable.

A bitter vial used to negate poisons' worst effects.