Sturdy leather pack with multiple straps and pockets. Holds adventuring gear comfortably.

A rolled canvas bedroll. Keeps you off the cold ground.

A leather waterskin filled with fresh water; straps attach to belts or packs.

Dried meat, hardtack, and preserved fruit — keeps you fed for a day on the road.

Simple wooden torch. Burns for about an hour, bright light in a small radius.

Standard hemp rope rated for climbing, tying, and general tasks.

Three-pronged iron hook suited for securing lines to walls or ledges.

Chisels, plane, hammer and measuring tools – useful for building and repairs.

Hooded lantern that provides steady light; oil included for about 6 hours of burn time.

Small metal whistle used for signaling allies or alerting passersby.

Flint, steel, tinder, and a small wax candle — good for starting fires quickly.

Bottle of black ink and a feather quill — useful for journals, maps, and contracts.

Hand-drawn map of the town and nearby roads. Useful for travelers and patrols.

Small cloth pouch for carrying coins and trinkets.

Tasty preserved meat. Cheaper and tougher than rations, but satisfying.

Iron crowbar useful for prying, leverage, and occasionally as an improvised weapon.

Light, balanced dagger usable as a tool or weapon.

A basic shortsword favored by adventurers for its balance and versatility.

Simple crossbow with a small bolt quiver (10 bolts included).

A bitter concoction that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

Light leather armor reinforced with metal studs. Offers good protection without hindering movement.

Round wooden shield with a thin iron rim. Grants modest protection.