Sturdy canvas pack with several straps and a side pouch. Useful for adventuring.

Simple wool bedroll. Keeps you warmer than sleeping on the ground.

Treated leather waterskin. Holds about 4 pints (2 quarts).

Dried meats, hard bread, and preserved fruits. Keeps you fed for a day on the road.

Simple wooden torch that burns for about an hour.

A small glass flask of lamp oil. Also useful for lubricating gears or setting a controlled fire.

Small kit with flint and steel for starting fires.

Reliable rope that supports most human weights for climbing and hauling.

A metal-framed lantern with a hood to dim or direct light. Requires oil to operate.

Powdered chalk wrapped in linen to improve grip while climbing. Small, inexpensive item useful for explorers.

A short rope ladder with wooden rungs, useful for quick climbs.

A bundle of wooden-shafted arrows with iron points.

A heavy wool cloak that helps keep out wind and rain.

A rough map showing nearby towns, a few notable ruins, and safe caravan routes.

A slightly tarnished coin stamped with a fish. Locals sometimes buy it as a charm.

A small capped tube of smokepowder that pops loudly and emits sparks. Popular at festivals.

Restores health when consumed. A glass vial of ruby liquid.

A short blade, easily concealed and versatile in close combat.

A light, reliable blade favored by many beginning adventurers.

A simple wooden club. Cheap and disposable.

A simple wooden shortbow. Effective for hunters and scouts.

Light armor made of treated leather. Good for those who need mobility.