A coil of sturdy hempen rope, standard adventuring length.

Silk rope is lighter and easier to work with; costs more than hemp.

Scatter on a path to hinder pursuers; useful for traps and slowing cavalry.

A plain crowbar: good for prying lids, levering doors, and makes a decent improvised weapon.

A grappling hook for securing ropes to battlements, trees, and wagon timbers.

Scatter to slow foot soldiers or horses; painful to traverse.

Used to anchor ropes into stone or timber when making a makeshift anchor.

A small box with flint and tinder; every party needs one.

A simple stick soaked in pitch; cheap light source.

Hooded lantern provides steady light and protects the flame from wind.

A flask of lamp oil to fuel lanterns and torches.

Basic bedding for camp; better than sleeping on the hard road.

A dependable waterskin for a long day's travel.

Basic trail rations to keep hunger at bay on the road.

A backpack to carry gear; indispensable for adventurers and haulers alike.

A plain shovel useful for graves, camps, and mucking stalls.

Every general store keeps a few hammers for repairs and driving spikes.

A box of mixed-size nails for wagon and building repairs.

Spare spokes and fittings that a wagonwright can use to mend a broken wheel.

Hugo's own repair kit, tailored for wagoners and carters. Useful for field repairs.

A Healer's Kit for field medicine and stabilizing the wounded.

A standard steel dagger; common and reliable.

The common healing potion favored by travelers and innkeepers.