Sturdy canvas pack with straps, multiple pockets, and a rolled bedroll attached.

Dried meats, hard biscuit, and a small block of cheese—keeps for weeks.

Goatskin waterskin with a wooden stopper.

Simple, practical garments suitable for work or travel.

A wooden torch soaked in pitch. Burns for about 1 hour.

Metal spring trap suitable for small to medium game.

Sturdy hempen rope, good for climbing, tying, or improvised uses.

A sheet of good-quality parchment and a well-inked quill for notes or maps.

A basic locksmith's kit with several picks and tension wrenches in a leather roll.

A hooded brass lantern with a glass pane; produces a steady, protected light.

Box containing flint, steel, and tinder; lights fires reliably.

A small tin of poultice with antiseptic herbs. Useful for treating surface wounds and infections.

A small vial of red liquid that heals minor wounds. Homemade, not as potent as many adventuring relics.

A vial of bitter liquid made from common herbal remedies. Helps counter common venoms.

A well-balanced dagger with a simple iron blade and leather-wrapped hilt.

Standard shortsword suitable for new fighters and guards.

A serviceable light crossbow with a quiver of 20 bolts.

Plated leather armor with small metal studs; slightly battered but serviceable.

A round buckler that offers modest protection without restricting movement.