Sturdy canvas pack with straps, several internal and external pockets.

Wool-lined roll that keeps sleepers reasonably warm.

Leather waterskin with a wooden stopper; holds about 4 pints.

Dried meat, hardtack, and preserved fruits — keeps for months.

Sturdy rope rated for general climbing and hauling.

Metal striker and flint for creating sparks to start fires.

Wooden stick with pitch — burns brightly for about 1 hour.

Lamp oil; can be used in lanterns or to set fires (flammable).

Lantern with a hood that dims light; uses oil flasks.

Bandages, salves, and tools to stabilize the dying or treat wounds.

Picks, tension tools, files — the standard kit for a clandestine opener.

Simple garments suitable for travel or daily wear.

Leather tube containing a waxed map of local trade roads and outlying landmarks.

A small carved wooden charm with faded runes; sentimental value.

A balanced blade favored by scouts and city guards.

Simple ranged weapon; bolts included.

Versatile blade; can be thrown.

Flexible armor offering modest protection without restricting movement.

Wood and metal rim shield; basic defensive gear for militiamen.

A small vial of red liquid that heals minor wounds.