A reinforced canvas pack with straps and a small inner pocket; holds adventuring gear comfortably.

A rolled wool bedroll; adequate warmth for most climates.

Simple wooden torches; burn for one hour and shed bright light in a small radius.

Simple preserved food: hard biscuits, dried meat, and a bit of cheese. Keeps for months if dry.

A tanned leather waterskin with a corked mouth; holds about 4 pints.

Sturdy hempen rope, adequate for climbing or binding.

Small steel striker and flint for starting fires.

Small metal oil lamp with a hood; provides adjustable light.

A quiver of twenty basic wooden arrows with iron heads.

Lock picks, tension wrench, small files and other tools for opening locks and disarming simple traps.

Durable clothes suitable for travel: jacket, trousers, boots, and cloak.

Wax and twine used to seal letters or small packages.

A solid iron bar useful for prying open crates, doors, or lifting heavy lids.

A simple leather sling; cheap and reliable for those trained in its use.

A short, balanced blade; can be thrown or used in melee.

A practical short sword favored by city guards and travelers for its balance.

Soft leather armor offering basic protection while remaining light and quiet.

A bitter-tasting mixture that helps resist poisons.