A balanced steel dagger, good for close work and utility throwing.

A short, sharp blade preferred by scouts and rogues for quick strikes.

A well-balanced longsword, forged from tempered steel. Reliable in nearly any fight.

A compact bow for hunters and light troops; good for silent attacks at moderate range.

A simple but reliable crossbow. Requires a moment to reload but hits hard.

A sturdy wooden shield rimmed in iron. Standard issue for town guards.

Light hide and leather fitted for mobility and comfort.

Studded leather with small metal rivets; favored by novices who want protection without bulk.

Interlocked metal rings forming a heavy but familiar armor set for militia and guards.

Twenty well-fletched arrows, suitable for either shortbows or longbows.

A full set of a blacksmith's tools: hammer, tongs, files, hammers, and a pouch of specialist bits.

A rugged pack with straps and pockets for carrying gear on the road.

A rolled canvas bedroll, warm enough for one person on cool nights.

Coiled hemp rope, useful for climbing, tying, or trapping.

A stout torch: wood wrapped in rags and pitch. Cheap, disposable light source.

A day's worth of durable provisions; dried meat, hardtack, and dried fruit.

A stitched leather waterskin; handy for travel and heat of the forge.

A coal sealed in a small iron capsule that radiates steady heat. Useful for short bursts of extra damage or to light oil.

A set of hammered horseshoes intended to reduce hoof wear and improve a mount's steadiness.

A clear glass vial filled with a red, restorative liquid. Staple for first-level parties.