Well-stitched leather pack with straps, multiple pouches and a rope loop for bedrolls.

A basic wool bedroll that provides reasonable insulation and comfort.

A small box of flint, firesteel, and tinder; lights a campfire with ease.

Sealed leather skin for carrying water; surprisingly durable.

Hand torches for lighting dark places. Each lasts about 1 hour.

Dried meat, hardtack, and preserved fruit — rough but reliable.

Metal-tipped bolts for crossbows.

Durable clothing fit for long road travel; patched but serviceable.

Bandages, salves and instructions for tending wounds; stabilizes the dying.

Small sweet cakes, great for morale and minor nutrition.

Hooded lantern that casts steady light; oil included for several hours of use.

A basic lock used for chests and doors; can be picked by a skilled rogue.

Sturdy hemp rope for climbing, tying, or hauling.

Bottle of black ink and a goose quill — perfect for journaling or writing letters.

A merchant-printed map showing main roads, villages, and notable geographic features.

Simple wax candles for light, each burns ~1 hour.

Hooks, line, sinkers and a small net — useful for catching river fish.

Stout iron crowbar useful for prying doors, chests, or stubborn hinges.

A straightforward, well-balanced short sword for new adventurers.

A small axe suitable for throwing or close combat.

Reliable bolt-thrower for hunters and guards; requires bolts sold separately.

Softly quilted armor offering minimal protection for inexperienced folk.

Round wooden shield with a simple iron boss; good for basic defense.