A well-stitched leather jerkin, reinforced at the shoulders. Comfortable for travel and common among militia.

A sturdy wooden shield reinforced with an iron rim. Plain but reliable.

A simple, sharp dagger. Good for utility, stealth, and last-resort defense.

A short, well-balanced sword suitable for a fledgling adventurer.

A quiver's worth of arrows, fletched and ready to use.

A solid crowbar. Handy for opening crates, doors, and occasionally as an improvised weapon.

Reliable hemp rope used by travelers and sailors. Holds a decent load for its thickness.

A bedroll for camping. Keeps the sleeper insulated on cold nights.

A waterskin that seals well to prevent leaks.

One day's rations for a traveling adventurer.

A reliable backpack with several small compartments for adventuring gear.

A tinderbox for reliably starting fires in damp conditions.

Salted bandages with a light healing salve. Simple and useful for field dressing.

Sootwick lantern that burns cleanly and lasts longer than common lanterns for the same oil.

Traveler's chalk. Useful for marking paths, traps, or notes on stone.

Rabbit's Tooth charm. Folk say it brings small, fleeting luck to the bearer.

Basic repair kit for leatherwork and small metal repairs.

Jar of preserved salts. Useful in long journeys or trading.

A potion of minor healing. Restores a small amount of vitality when drank.