A simple steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Useful for everyday cutting and last-resort defense.

A sturdy, balanced shortsword favored by travelers for easy carry and reliable damage.

A compact crossbow for hunters and guards. Comes with 20 iron bolts bundled with waxed cloth.

A light wooden shortbow suitable for forest and road travel.

Toughened leather armor offering light protection without restricting movement.

Leather reinforced with metal studs — a common upgrade for adventurers wanting better protection.

Sturdy canvas-and-leather pack for carrying supplies and loot.

A treated leather skin for carrying water or other liquids.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, and preserved fruits — keeps travelers fed for a day.

A simple rolled blanket and mat for sleeping outdoors.

A reliable coil of hempen rope. Very useful for climbing, tying, and rigging.

Wooden torches coated in resin. Each burns for up to 1 hour.

Iron crowbar handy for prying doors, chests, and lifting lids.

A set of files, picks, and tension wrenches. Suitable for low-to-moderate locks; not as precise as mastercrafted kits.

A small flask of lamp or lubricating oil. Can be used in lamps, as an improvised weapon, or to grease mechanisms.

A metal lantern with a hood to control the beam. Burns for 6 hours on a pint of oil.

A roughly drawn but useful parchment showing nearby minor roads, abandoned waystations, and a few freshwater springs.

Refined oil for lanterns; keeps a hooded lantern burning the full time.

A small glass phial of red liquid. Drinking it restores vitality.