A simple rolled bedroll for sleeping outdoors. Sturdy, wool-blend, ties shut for carrying.

A basic winter blanket suitable for cold nights. Durable and easy to wash.

A feather pillow that keeps its loft. Preferred by those who sleep in inns often.

A standard adventurer's backpack with straps, bedroll loops and internal pouches.

A metal lantern with a hood and glass pane; provides reliable controlled light when filled with oil.

A common oil lamp. Easy to carry and cheap to refill.

Flint and steel for starting fires reliably in camp or hearth.

Standard 50 foot hempen rope, rated for most climbing and hauling tasks.

Contains material and tools to kindle a fire quickly.

A reliable waterskin for travels; treated leather resists mildew.

A wax candle that burns for about an hour; sold singly or by the ten.

A finely woven blanket that traps a surprising amount of warmth. Favored by woodsfolk.

A small enchanted pillow that soothes the mind and makes dreams less restless.

A collapsible travel cot that sets up quickly and keeps you off damp or hard ground.

A polished stone sold warm or cold. Travelers tuck it into blankets to stave off the chill.

A complete traveling grooming kit, neatly arranged for the fastidious or the presentable.

An elven-made bedroll: softer, lighter and more compact than a common bedroll; keeps you comfortable on rough ground.

A portable brazier for cooking and warming a small campsite; requires charcoal or coal to operate.

A well-made roll-case for storing extra blankets, pillows or bedding while on the road.

A small glass vial of red liquid. When drunk, it mends wounds and restores vitality.