A sturdy leather pack with straps and several compartments. Holds your usual adventuring gear.

Thick bedding rolled into a compact bundle. Keeps you off damp ground and holds warmth better than a blanket.

A cured-skin flask for water. Holds roughly four pints.

Dry, hearty travel food—hardtack, jerky, and preserved fruit. Keeps you fed for a day.

A wooden stick with pitch; provides light for about an hour when lit.

Metal lantern with chimney and a hood to direct light. Requires oil to function.

A small iron striker and flint for producing sparks to light fires.

Sturdy rope rated to hold heavy loads; standard for climbing and tying.

A full set for one or two climbers: pitons, a small hammer, brittle wire and leather straps.

Twenty common arrows, good for short to medium-range use.

A sturdy iron crowbar useful for prying doors, chests, and crates.

A small collection of picks and probes for manipulating simple locks. Useful to rogues and locksmiths.

Ten thin beeswax candles; each burns about an hour.

High-quality vellum sheet suitable for drawing maps or copying spells.

A jar of herbal salve sold by Hestia’s aunt; soothes scrapes and closes minor wounds.

A sharp, simple blade useful for combat and utility tasks.

A light, versatile blade favored by scouts and city guards.

A small axe usable in one hand or thrown.

A simple wooden cudgel—cheap and common.

Light armor made from boiled leather. Good for new adventurers who need protection without hindering movement.

A basic round shield that grants modest protection.