Sturdy canvas pack with straps and several pockets; can hold up to ~30 lbs of gear comfortably.

Simple wool bedroll; keeps you marginally warmer than sleeping on the ground.

Dried meat, hard tack and a chunk of cheese; sufficient to sustain one adventurer for a day.

Leather waterskin that holds about 4 pints (roughly 2 liters).

Wooden torch dipped in resin; provides bright light for about an hour.

Box of flint, steel and tinder for lighting fires reliably.

A simple hooded lantern; protects flame and gives a steady light.

A small flask of lamp or torch oil; burns for ~6 hours in a lamp.

50 feet of rough rope rated for general climbing and tying.

Iron hook with a short shank for throwing and anchoring to surfaces.

Solid iron crowbar, handy for prying doors or removing crates.

Climber's hammer and ten iron pitons for securing in rock or timber.

A leather kit containing bandages and salves; can stabilize and patch wounds.

A bundle of twenty wooden arrows with iron heads.

A roughly sketched map of the immediate region and local roads, taverns and hazards marked.

Ten tallow candles; each burns for several hours against windless conditions.

A bag of small metal bearings, useful for tripping or disabling pursuers.

Needles, thread, and small tools for mending clothing and leather.

A simple bar of soap; keeps clothing and skin cleaner.

A prepared antidote that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 minute.

A small, razor-sharp knife suitable for throwing or close combat.

A basic wooden club; cheap and available to most locals.

A well-balanced blade, favored by those who fight with finesse.

A simple shortbow carved from yew; effective at medium range.

A compact crossbow that deals respectable damage with a single bolt.

Light armor made from boiled leather; allows mobility while offering basic protection.

Soft armor made of quilted layers; comfortable but noisy.

A round wooden shield with iron rim; useful for bashing and protection.