A sturdy cloth-and-leather pack with straps, pouches, and loops for adventuring gear.

A simple bedroll of wool and canvas. Keeps you warm and off the wet ground.

A length of hempen rope, 50 feet. Standard adventuring rope.

A wooden torch soaked in pitch. Cheap light source or improvised weapon.

Simple dried rations, salted and smoked. Keeps an adventurer going for a day.

A leather waterskin with a cork. Useful on long stretches between wells.

A bundle of 20 arrows suitable for shortbows and longbows.

A bitter draught that neutralizes common venoms and grants resistance to poison's onset.

A sticky flask that breaks and smolders on impact. Useful for flushing enemies or covering retreats.

A clear crystal cut and mounted on a leather thong. Popular as an arcane focus.

A small, palm-sized crystal that glows when tapped. Extremely popular for urban adventurers and caravaners.

A polished prism used to store a brief sound recording. Favored by merchants and watchmen.

A hooded lantern that casts concentrated light and can be closed to hide the light.

A small kit used to start fires quickly. Every adventurer carries one.

A traveler's lockbox for valuables. Not immune to determined thieves but useful for day-to-day security.

A basic set for catching fish while traveling rivers or lakes.

A weatherproof travel cloak with a deep hood and internal pocket for small crystals and coins.

A lightweight bow favored by hunters and scouts.

A balanced blade popular with rogues and light fighters.

A small blade, easy to conceal and useful in tight quarters.

A reliable warrior's blade. Solid balance between speed and damage.

Soft leather armor offering basic protection without much encumbrance.

Studded leather with small metal plates sewn into leather for extra protection.

A round wooden shield with a leather rim. A staple of front-line defenders.

A small vial of red liquid that glimmers when shaken. The most common healing potion.