Sturdy braided hemp rope, good for climbing or securing gear.

A simple bedroll with a wool blanket; suitable for the road.

Preserved jerky, hard bread, and dried fruit — enough for one person for a day.

Leather waterskin with a waxed interior. Holds about a gallon.

A simple wooden torch. Burns for roughly an hour.

Reliable ignition kit for starting fires and lighting lanterns.

A flask of lamp oil; also useful for fire-starting or lubrication.

Sturdy canvas pack with straps and a few internal pockets.

Bandages, salves, and simple tools used to stabilize the wounded (10 uses).

A glass vial filled with sizzling acid for throwing at vulnerable materials or foes.

Sticky, burning substance in a sealed flask — dangerous and useful in battle.

Carefully drawn maps of the region, including caravan passages and safe watering holes.

Needles, thread, patches, and a small hammer — useful for quick repairs on gear and clothing.

A bundle of small wax candles — useful for marking paths or reading late.

Picks, tension wrench, small files — necessary for lockpicking and disabling simple traps.

A light, one-handed blade favored by rogues and travelers.

Simple crossbow with a few bolts included.

A small, versatile blade. Throw it or keep it concealed.

Simple leather armor offering basic protection without hindering movement.

A round wooden shield reinforced with iron rims.

A small vial of red liquid that heals the drinker.

A bitter tincture that helps the body resist poison.

A single-use scroll inscribed with the words to cast Cure Wounds (1st-level).