A simple wooden torch. Burns for about 1 hour and sheds bright light for 20 ft.

Dried meals and hardtack meant to sustain one person for a day.

A sturdy leather pack with straps and pockets for adventuring gear.

A basic blanket and mat for sleeping outdoors.

Tough braided hemp rope, useful for climbing and securing cargo.

Smooth, strong silk rope—lighter and more flexible than hemp.

A leather waterskin to hold about a quart of liquid.

Flint, steel and tinder in a small box for starting fires.

A flask of lamp oil; fuels lanterns and can be used to set things alight.

A metal lantern with a hood that throws controllable light; uses oil.

A stout metal bar used to pry doors, lids, and crates open.

A three-pronged hook attached to rope for securing to ledges.

A small box of chalk sticks—useful for marking paths or sketches.

A kit containing bandages and salves; can stabilize the dying and tend wounds.

A bitter vial that helps resist poisons.

A compact set of picks, files, and lockpicks used to open locks and disarm traps.

A crude glass vial filled with a volatile compound. Thrown, it ignites on contact.

A small bottle of black ink and a decent quill—good for map notes and signing papers.

A compact leather-bound notebook for notes, sketches or records.

A small pack of dried jerky from local hunts—good for quick rations.

A short, readily-concealed blade. Versatile and common.

A one-handed sword favored by lightly armored fighters and rogues.

A stout crossbow suitable for hunters and adventurers; comes with a quiver of 20 bolts.

Light armor made of hardened leather, favored by scouts.

A wooden shield with a metal boss that provides extra protection.