A coil of sturdy hemp, good for climbing, tying bundles, or lashing a cart.

A wooden torch soaked in pitch. Burns for 1 hour, sheds bright light for 20 ft and dim for 40 ft.

A simple roll of blankets and cloth for sleeping on the ground or in a loft.

Dried meat, bread, and hard cheese - enough for one day's travel.

A treated leather waterskin that holds about 4 pints.

A small glass flask of lamp oil. Burns for 6 hours in a lantern at normal brightness.

A small wooden box containing flint, steel, and tinder for starting fires.

A hooded lantern that casts bright light in a 30-foot radius and dim for an additional 30 ft with oil.

A small iron striker and a chunk of flint used to produce sparks.

A bar of lye soap and a coarse cloth for washing clothes and dishes.

Needles, thread, and small tools for mending clothes and light fabric work.

A long-handled broom suitable for sweeping hearths, yards, and store floors.

A durable iron kettle for boiling water or cooking stews over a hearth.

A single sewing needle tied to a short length of thread, useful for quick repairs.

A small, sharp blade used for kitchen tasks and self-defense.

A heavy wooden club reinforced with iron bands — more reliable than a yardstick.

A leather sling and a pouch of well-rounded stones for hunting small game.

Padded leather armor lined for comfort. Favored by townsfolk and guards on a budget.

A round wooden shield rimmed with iron. Cheap but serviceable.