A simple steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Reliable and easy to throw or stab with.

A balanced shortsword with a plain crossguard. Good for rogues and light fighters.

A simple shortbow crafted from yew. Reliable for hunting and adventuring.

A small glass vial of red liquid. The party staple for quick healing.

Stout Ale of Steady Hands. A tavern concoction made with evening herbs favored by pickpockets and coin clerks.

A well-stocked healer's kit for stabilizing and basic battlefield care.

A bundled set of twenty iron-tipped arrows.

Sturdy hempen rope. Useful for climbing, hauling, and traps.

A battered but serviceable waterskin. The shopkeeper can refill it for a small fee.

A tinderbox for starting campfires and lighting lanterns or torches.

A compact roll of lockpicks and mirrors for opening locks and disabling simple traps.

A day's worth of travel rations. Keeps most adventurers going for a day.

A rolled bedroll for shelter and rest on the road.

A stout crowbar useful for prying crates and forcing simple obstacles.

A hooded lantern that casts dim and bright light depending on the wick. Good for travel and standing watch.

An antitoxin for counteracting poisons. Not a cure but can prevent worsening effects.

A weatherproof map case favored by scouts and caravaneers. Keeps paper and inks safe from rain.

Traveler's Everlight Lantern. A minor ward inside the glass keeps a soft, steady light long enough to cross most forests or keep watch.

Simple leather armor. Good mobility for light-armored characters.

A sturdy shield sized to be used by most adventurers.