A simple wooden torch wrapped with oil-soaked cloth. Standard issue for exploring dark tunnels.

A day's worth of preserved rations: hardtack, smoked meat, dried fruit and cheese.

A reinforced leather waterskin, stitched and sealed for leak resistance.

A heavy bedroll favored by miners and traveling caravans.

A 50-foot length of hempen rope, reliable for climbing, hauling, or tying.

A small kit for starting fires: flint, steel striker, and tinder.

A small flask of lamp oil, enough to keep a torch or lantern burning for some hours.

A durable pack with straps and pouches for carrying gear on the road.

A hand-sized iron crowbar, standard tool for a miner or burglar.

A general-purpose sledge or blacksmithing hammer suitable for heavy work.

Smith's tools, the essential kit for working iron and steel.

A bundle of twenty crossbow bolts.

A quiver of twenty arrows for longbows or shortbows.

A hooded lantern preferred by caravan leaders and tunnel crews for controlled light.

Miner's pick, a common tool that can double as an improvised weapon.

Stonegrip Gloves. Expertly made gloves for smiths and miners to handle hot or heavy items.

Dwarven Whetstone. Finely balanced stone for honing sword blades and tools to a keen edge.

A sturdy wooden shield reinforced with iron; popular among miners and guards.

A handaxe forged for throwing or close work; favored by many dwarves.

A well-balanced shortsword with a trimmed pommel and sturdy guard.

A simple spear for thrusting or throwing in a pinch.

A light crossbow of dwarven make; solid, easy to maintain.

Dwarven Throwing Pick. A small, well-balanced pick designed to be thrown or used in hand.