Sturdy leather pack with several internal pouches and a bedroll strap. Well-worn but sound.

Treated hide waterskin with cork stopper. Holds about 4 pints.

Salted jerky, hard biscuit, dried fruit — basic travel rations.

A wooden torch bound with pitch — bright but short-lived.

Common hemp rope good for climbing or securing gear.

A small iron lantern with a glass pane and a hood to control light.

A leather quiver sized for shortbow arrows.

A bundle of basic iron-tipped wooden arrows.

Bandages, salves, and splints for stabilizing the wounded.

A compact set of picks and small tools for tumblers. Common among rogues.

A small tin of scented soap and a lump of tallow for lamp or leather care.

A hand-drawn map of the main districts and noteworthy landmarks with merchant notes.

Thick wool cloak that offers modest protection from rain and cold.

Hooks, line, sinkers, and a small net — suitable for catching fish in the River Neverwinter.

Plain tallow candles for lighting a room overnight.

A glass vial of black ink and a sharpened quill. Includes a sample piece of parchment.

A sharpened dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Useful for both utility and self-defense.

A solid shortsword favored by city watch and traveling sellswords.

Simple wooden club. Cheap and common.

A lightweight bow suitable for hunting birds and small game or for a starting archer.

Flexible leather armor offering basic protection for an adventurer starting out.

Simple quilted armor; cheap but noisy and less durable.

A bitter-tasting vial that helps resist common poisons.