A bitter-tasting vial used to guard against poisons.

Sturdy rope useful for climbing and tying. Standard adventuring length.

Silk rope is lighter and easier to handle, favored for delicate work or fast hauling.

A simple torch; reliable, cheap light for a short time.

Kit for starting fires and lighting torches or campfires.

Dried meats, hard bread, and a small portion of preserved fruit. One day's rations.

A leather waterskin for carrying water on the road.

A simple roll of blankets and padding for camping.

Primary pack for an adventurer to carry gear.

Standard arrows for a bow; sold in bundles of 20.

Simple iron spikes, often used to secure tents or create footholds.

A pair of sturdy manacles with a simple lock. Useful for detaining small prisoners.

Bandages and splints for battlefield triage and stabilizing the wounded.

A thief's standard set for picking locks and disabling simple traps.

A metal lantern with a shroud to control its beam; preferred by traveling caravans.

A small flask of oil used to fuel lanterns and lamps.

A sealed flask of alchemist's fire. Throw or splash to ignite targets.

A small brass needle with a coil of enchanted thread that magically straight-stitches fabric and leather.

A bright stamped coin stamped with a smiling lantern. Trinket; favored as a token for good fortune.

A small clay capsule filled with choking soot. Break to produce a sudden smoke-screen.

Simple, flexible leather armor that offers basic protection without hindering movement.

A short, stabbing blade favored by scouts and duelists.

A small, easily concealed blade useful in melee or thrown at close range.