Well-made leather pack with multiple straps and a water-resistant flap. Holds adventuring gear comfortably.

A rough but warm wool bedroll for outdoor sleeping.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, cheese, and preserved fruit packed for a day on the road.

Stitched leather waterskin with a cork stopper.

Flint, steel, and tinder to start a fire.

A wooden torch soaked in pitch; provides bright light for a short duration.

A small hooded lantern that can be dimmed or brightened; useful in towns or dungeons.

Sturdy braided hemp rope good for climbing and tying.

Piton, boot tips, gloves, and chalk — useful for scaling walls.

Durable, layered clothing suited to travel and changing weather.

A set of finely made picks and tension tools for opening locks.

A compress of herbs that eases pain and closes shallow wounds.

A detailed fold-out map of the surrounding region with trails, fords, and safe camps marked.

A sealed cylinder that protects documents and spell scrolls from moisture.

Small metal spikes scattered to slow pursuers or protect camps.

Lamp oil useful for lanterns, torches, and fire-starting.

A small whistle used for signaling allies over distance.

Stone for sharpening blades and tools.

A small vial of red liquid that restores vitality when consumed.

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

A finely balanced wooden longbow with carved antler inlays; favored by hunters.

A durable shortsword with a leather grip and a slightly weighted pommel.

A heavy, powerful crossbow suitable for hunting large game and monsters.

A round iron shield, scuffed but solid.

Flexible leather armor reinforced with metal studs; good for mobile fighters.