A well-balanced short sword suitable for backstabbing or quick slashes.

A sharp dagger for throwing or close work.

A wooden longbow with an honest draw, suitable for hunters and archers.

Rugged leather armor, flexible and common among scouts and thieves.

A sturdy wooden shield reinforced with iron. Common and reliable.

50 feet of hempen rope, good for climbing, binding, or improvised use.

A basic bedroll for camping. Keeps you off damp ground.

Used to ignite tinder, candles, lanterns, and campfires.

Cheap wax candle. Useful for short-term light or marking.

Flask of lamp oil used with lanterns and torches.

Holds water for a day of travel for one person.

One day's worth of preserved rations.

Twenty arrows, fletched and ready.

A basic kit of thieves tools for picking locks and disabling simple traps.

A healer's kit for treating wounds and stabilizing injured companions.

A hooded lantern for steady light while traveling at night.

A simple padlock suitable for securing a chest or storeroom.

A standard backpack for carrying adventuring gear.

Heavy crowbar for levering open stuck objects.

A waterproof mapcase favored by caravans and scouts.

Braided travel rope that resists wear and sheds water.

A sealed vial of common healing potion. Reliable first aid in a bottle.

A cheap alchemical salve that staunches blood and helps a wound close.