Sturdy canvas pack with straps and several pockets; holds up to 30 lbs comfortably.

A woolen roll suitable for sleeping outdoors. Not enchanted; does keep out damp reasonably well.

Common hemp rope, useful for climbing and tying.

Contains flint, tinder, and firesteel. Makes starting a fire quick and convenient.

A collapsible rope ladder useful for scaling walls or entryways.

A hooded lantern that provides steady light for up to 6 hours on a pint of oil.

Prized by climbers; lighter and quieter than hemp rope and less likely to fray.

Handy lever for prying doors, crates, and hinges.

Used to sharpen blades; restores a small amount of condition to weapons over time.

Folded parchment with roads, villages, minor landmarks, and a few marked trails used by locals.

Dried meats, hard biscuits, cheese, and a few preserved fruits enough for one person for one week.

A delicate set of picks and tension tools kept in a folded leather wallet. Useful for getting into locked chests and doors.

Common one-handed blade favored for its balance and ease of use.

Light axe that doubles as a tool for chopping wood as well as a weapon.

Simple ranged weapon; quiet and effective with skill.

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

Round iron-faced shield that offers extra protection when braced.

A small clear vial filled with a pinkish liquid that heals when drunk.

A bitter vial that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

Heavy wool cloak treated to resist light rain and wind; fashionable enough for town.