Sturdy leather pack with straps and several compartments.

Wool-lined roll that keeps out cold and damp.

Preserved meat, hard biscuits, dried fruit — one day's sustenance.

Leather waterskin — holds roughly 4 pints.

Coarse but serviceable rope; good for climbing and tying.

Light, strong and easier on hands — favored by expert climbers.

Bundle of ten pitch-soaked wooden torches.

Metal lantern with a hood to focus light; requires oil (sold separately).

Refined oil for lanterns and lamps.

Flint, steel and tinder in a small kit for starting fires.

Forged iron hook for scaling walls when paired with rope.

A drawstring bag of tiny metal balls for tripping or slowing pursuers.

A single-use parchment that lets the reader cast detect magic.

A small bag of iron spikes to slow or injure pursuers.

Small brass whistle for calling allies or warning of danger.

Hand-drawn map of roads, smaller villages, and notable landmarks around the town.

A secure wooden box with iron bands and a simple lock.

Set of pitons, boot tips, hammer, special gloves and waxed cord.

Lockpicks, tension wrench, pliers and sundry picks in a leather roll.

Simple, balanced dagger suitable for throwing or close combat.

Common blade for adventurers — light and versatile.

Standard martial sword, reliable and sturdy.

One-handed crossbow; good for skirmishers who want distance.

Light, flexible armor favored by scouts and rogues.

Leather armor reinforced with metal studs for extra protection.

Round metal-rimmed shield; provides reliable defense.

A ruby-red potion that mends wounds when imbibed.

A bitter tincture that helps the body resist poison.