Standard wooden torch, burns for 1 hour, handy for dark alleys and campsites.

Dried meats, hardtack, and jerky compacted into a day's supply.

Sturdy leather waterskin with a cork stopper. Holds roughly 4 pints.

Iron crowbar for prying doors, crates, and stubborn lids.

Small kit for repairing clothing, leather, or simple gear on the road.

A small hooded lantern that burns for 6 hours on a pint of oil. Hood lets you dim or focus light.

A stout, simple padlock. Not pickproof but will deter amateurs.

A simple blanket and sack of straw for a night at an inn or under the stars.

A small flask of lamp oil; useful for lanterns, torches, or a makeshift incendiary.

A rough file for sharpening and minor metalwork repairs.

A hand-drawn map of the district and nearby roads; includes inns, a few trails, and rumored features.

Sturdy hemp rope useful for climbing, hauling, and tying.

A small line, three hooks, and minimal sinkers. Good for catching small freshwater fish.

A carved wooden pipe and pouch suitable for smoking dried herbs or tobacco.

A slender tube for carrying documents and small maps safely.

Lamp oil to fuel lanterns and torches.

A plain wool cloak that provides modest protection against cold and grime.

A balanced dagger with a leather-wrapped hilt. Useful in cooking, carving, and close defense.

Well-balanced wooden staff. Can be used walking or as a weapon.

A stitched cloth infused with herbs and balm. Not magical, but assists healing.