A reliable leather backpack for carrying gear and supplies.

Basic bedroll for sleeping outdoors or in inns when you're too poor for a room.

Hemp rope, 50 feet. Strong enough for most adventuring needs.

A simple torch. Cheap and useful in dark places.

Dry rations for one person for one day.

A leather waterskin. Useful in arid regions.

A small flask of lamp oil.

A wooden pole useful to probe, vault, or trip hazards.

Grappling hook for scaling walls or anchoring ropes.

A starter set of thieves' tools for picking simple locks and disabling basic traps.

A sturdy hooded lantern. Burns oil for hours with suitable oil.

Contains flint and steel for making fire.

A small brass bell. Cheap but handy for signaling.

A small pouch containing common spell components used by many spellcasters.

Traveler's Lucky Coin. A small charm sold to bolster confidence and luck.

Lesser Stone of Warmth, a small comfort item favored by campers.

A simple, versatile stabbing weapon.

A light, balanced short sword favored by scouts and rogues.

A simple shortbow, suitable for hunting and combat.

A light crossbow for ranged attacks with higher impact per shot.

A handaxe for melee or thrown use.

Basic leather armor. Favored by light-armored adventurers.

Studded leather armor. Offers better protection without heavy encumbrance.

A standard round shield to help block blows.

A small glass vial of red liquid that mends wounds when drunk.

A potion that grants supernatural ease at climbing for a limited time.