Well-balanced steel dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Common for throwing or close work.

Light, agile blade used by scouts and lightly armored fighters.

Standard soldier's blade. Can be used one- or two-handed.

Handy, reliable axe favored by front-line fighters and dwarven smiths alike.

A light bow for hunters and scouts. Paired with a quiver of arrows.

Simple repeating crossbow for reliable ranged damage; heavier but powerful.

Standard iron-tipped arrows, fletched with goose feathers.

Preserved meats, hard biscuits, and dried fruit — enough for one person for seven days.

Sturdy rope worked from local hemp; very useful in dungeons and climbs.

Twisted, pitch-soaked sticks for illumination.

Sturdy leather pack with straps and compartments for adventuring gear.

A pre-assembled pack of common adventuring necessities (backpack, bedroll, rope, torches, etc.).

Hammers, tongs, files and anvils for metalwork and armor maintenance.

Round shield with iron rim; gives solid protection without too much weight.

Soft leather armor offering basic protection and freedom of movement.

Leather reinforced with metal studs — common among scouts and rogues.

Light chain armor that balances protection and mobility.

Interlocking rings provide good protection at the cost of agility.

A small glass vial of ruby liquid. Heals wounds when consumed.

Neutralizes common venoms and reduces the duration of many poisons.