A leather pouch containing bandages, salves, and splints good for stabilizing and tending wounds.

A wooden torch useful for lighting dark areas for up to an hour.

A reliable length of rope good for climbing, binding, and general use.

A simple but comfortable roll of blankets for sleeping outdoors.

A leather waterskin that holds about a day's worth of water for one person.

Preserved food enough for one person for one day (hard tack, dried meat, fruit).

A small kit of flint, steel, and tinder used to start fires reliably.

A metal-framed lantern with a glass pane and hood; holds oil for continuous light.

A pint of lamp oil useful for lanterns or as an improvised weapon when lit.

A sturdy iron hook with a line attached, useful for scaling walls and anchoring.

Hooks, line, and basic lures for catching fish and small game.

Pieces of chalk useful for marking surfaces, tallying, or leaving secret signs.

A small bundle of nails and simple iron hooks handy for quick repairs or improvised traps.

A reliable one-handed blade favored by scoundrels and scouts.

A small, easily hidden blade suitable for throwing or melee.

A versatile polearm that can be thrown or used in melee.

A crudely made but serviceable blunt weapon.

Padded leather armor that offers basic protection without restricting movement.

A simple wooden shield reinforced with iron strips.

A crude vial of reagents that can neutralize common venoms if administered quickly.