Leather-reinforced pack with multiple compartments and a rain-flap. Holds up to 30 lb comfortably.

Simple wooden torches soaked in pitch; bright light for 20 ft, dim for additional 20 ft. Burns ~1 hour each.

Dried, preserved food and salted meat—suitable for one person for a day.

A sturdy leather waterskin filled with about 1 gallon of water.

Ropes, pitons, harnessing straps and chalk. Useful for scaling walls and ravines.

Caged glass lantern; bright light 30 ft, dim 30 ft beyond. Comes with a small flask of lamp oil (~6 hours).

Bandages, salves and basic tools to stabilize the wounded and tend simple injuries.

A loud brass whistle used for alarms, rallying, or signaling across short distances.

Quality picks and tension tools suited for most simple locks. Preferred by thieves and locksmiths alike.

A reasonably accurate, hand-drawn map of the region within a half-day's travel, including lanes, safe houses, and toll stations.

A smooth black token with the town's merchant guild crest. More curiosity than currency.

A jar of herbal paste that soothes wounds and speeds clotting.

A clear lens to focus a lantern’s beam. Useful for guards and scouts.

A compact kit for clothing repair and small fabric work. Includes silk thread and fine needles.

Common, reliable blade; versatile for both city watch and dungeon delves.

A useful ranged weapon for adventurers — requires reloading. Comes with a basic sling pouch of bolts.

Leather armor reinforced with metal studs. Provides modest protection while remaining quiet.

A small glass vial of greenish liquid that grants advantage on saving throws against poison for 1 minute when consumed.

A small vial of rosy liquid. Heals a moderate wound when imbibed.

Small blade useful as tool and last-resort weapon. Blade concealed well for quick slips.

Heavy wool cloak treated to shed light rain; hooded and large pockets.