Sturdy leather-backed pack with several straps and pockets.

Wool bedroll for sleeping outdoors; retains heat fairly well.

Dried meat, hard bread, and a small pouch of dried fruit.

A treated hide waterskin that holds about 4 pints.

Sturdy hemp rope, good for climbing and hauling.

Light, strong, and easier to coil; preferred by climbers and scouts.

Forged iron hook with a 3-prong head; used with rope to secure lines.

Charcloth, flint and steel in a small wooden box — start a fire quickly.

Simple wooden torches treated with pitch. Each burns ~1 hour.

A brass lantern with a hood; protects flame and focuses light.

Lamp oil; fuels lanterns and can be used to start fires or coat weapons for fire damage.

Small climbing hammer and ten pitons for securing ropes to rock.

A pair of iron restraints used to hold a medium creature's wrists.

A stout iron padlock; comes with one simple key.

A shrill whistle used to call watchmen or signal allies.

A crude but serviceable map showing nearby roads, known ruins, and forges.

Basic line, hooks, sinkers, and a small hand-harpoon.

Tallow candles useful for short-term lighting or rituals.

Strong, rough spirit distilled by a neighboring farmer.

A heavy iron bar used for prying and levering doors or crates.

A sharp blade usable in melee or thrown.

A light, well-balanced blade favored by scouts and city guards.

A wooden shortbow strung with sinew; comes with a quiver of 20 steel-tipped arrows.

Bandages, salves, and tools used to stabilize and treat wounds.

Picks, tension wrench, and scrapers in a slim leather roll.

A bitter vial of compounds that give advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 hour.

A small red vial that mends wounds when consumed.

Light armor made from cured leather; allows full mobility.

A wooden shield with iron rim, painted with simple town motifs.