A stick of pine wrapped with pitch. Burns 1 hour, bright light for 20 ft., dim for 40 ft.

Standard backpack with straps and several pouches; holds 30 lb. plus items.

Simple padded roll for sleeping outdoors or in a wagon.

Dried meats, hardtack, and salted fruit; sustains one person for a day.

Leather waterskin with stopper; holds about 4 pints.

Contains flint, firesteel, and tinder for starting fires reliably.

Sturdy rope, can support 500 lb.; frays if abused.

Iron-headed hook with ring for rope; useful for scaling walls.

Light iron trap used for small game; springs shut on foot or paw.

Metal lantern with hood; holds oil, sheds bright light in 30 ft. radius, dim beyond.

Lamp or lantern oil; 1 flask burns for 6 hours in a hooded lantern.

Spare wicks, glass patch, and rivets for quick lantern or torch fixes.

Iron spikes hammered into stone for anchors.

Feathered arrows for bows; wooden with steel tips.

Lock picks, tension wrench, small files and pliers in a roll-up pouch.

Bottle of black ink and a goose quill for writing maps, letters, or signing documents.

A practical map showing roads, nearby villages, notable landmarks, and hazards as known to merchants.

A smooth palm-stone that radiates faint warmth. Keeps a sleeping area comfortably warm for up to an hour when activated.

Hooks, line, sinker and small lures in a small box.

A simple, balanced blade. Can be thrown (range 20/60).

A simple wooden club; cheap and common.

A light, versatile blade favored by guards and travelers.

Simple ranged weapon; requires bolts. Loading property.

Simple hide leather armor offering basic protection with minimal hindrance.

Round wooden shield banded with iron; grants a defensive boost.