A simple steel dagger, balanced for throwing or melee. Common choice for scouts and rogues.

Light, reliable blade favored for quick strikes and tight quarters.

Versatile blade: one hand for defense, two for heavier blows.

Massive two-handed sword for delivering brutal strikes.

Compact axe that doubles as a throwable weapon.

Simple pole weapon, useful for melee or throwing; versatile in skilled hands.

Light throwing spear; cheap and expendable.

A compact bow suitable for woodland ambushes and smaller-statured archers.

Powerful bow favored by rangers and trained archers for long-range shots.

Easy-to-use crossbow with decent stopping power; requires bolts.

Standard wooden arrows, iron heads, fletching intact.

Bolts sized for light and heavy crossbows; hardened tips.

Small lead stones for slings; cheap and easy to carry.

Sturdy canvas and leather pack for adventuring gear.

Common rope, reliable for climbing and hauling.

A length of wood wrapped with oily cloth; burns for an hour.

Treated hide waterskin with a cork stopper.

Simple padded roll for sleeping outdoors.

A small stone used to restore an edge to blades and some tools.

A small glass vial of lamp oil or lubricant.

Light armor made of boiled leather; good for stealthy characters.

Leather reinforced with metal studs for better protection without sacrificing mobility.

Interlinked rings of iron for solid protection; heavy and noisy.

Round iron-bound wooden shield: gains the wielder extra protection.

A squat vial of red liquid that mends flesh when drunk.