| Rations (1 day) | A day’s worth of food and water for one person. |
| + 1 Weapon | A basic weapon of your choice (e.g., sword, bow, dagger). |
| + 1 Armour | Basic armour suitable for your character (e.g., leather, chainmail). |
| Backpack | A sturdy pack with straps, capable of carrying essential gear and supplies. |
| Bedroll | A simple roll of blankets or padding for sleeping on rough ground. |
| Blanket, Wool | Warm, thick blanket to fend off cold nights or wrap injured companions. |
| Waterskin | A leather flask for carrying fresh water or other liquids. |
| Rope (50 ft) | Strong hemp or silk rope, useful for climbing, tying, and improvising solutions. |
| Grappling Hook | A metal hook that can be thrown and caught on ledges, walls, or branches. |
| Torch (1 hour) | A wooden torch that burns for about an hour, providing light and limited warmth. |
| Lantern | A metal lantern with glass panes that protects a flame from wind and rain. |
| Oil Flask | A flask of lamp oil for lanterns, fire traps, or emergency ignition. |
| Tinderbox | Flint, steel, and tinder used to start fires under most conditions. |
| Flint & Steel | Basic fire-starting kit; slower than a tinderbox but more durable. |
| Candles (5) | Small wax candles that provide dim, long-lasting light. |
| Mess Kit | Simple set of eating utensils, a small pot, and a pan for cooking and eating. |
| Rations, Trail Mix | Dried fruits, nuts, and hard biscuits ideal for long journeys. |
| Waterskin, Extra | An additional waterskin for extended travel in dry regions. |
| Climber’s Kit | Pitons, harness, crampons, and small tools for safe climbing. |
| Pitons (10) | Metal spikes hammered into rock to anchor ropes while climbing. |
| Hammer, Light | A small hammer useful for driving pitons, nails, or stakes. |
| Tent, Small | Shelter for two people, offering protection from rain, wind, and prying eyes. |
| Bedroll, Deluxe | Thicker and more comfortable than a standard bedroll; better sleep on the road. |
| Cooking Pot | A sturdy pot suitable for campfire cooking. |
| Waterskin, Wineskin | A dedicated skin for wine or spirits to boost morale or trade. |
| Shovel | Short-handled shovel for digging trenches, latrines, or shallow graves. |
| Crowbar | Metal bar ideal for prying open doors, crates, and other stubborn objects. |
| Chalk (10 pieces) | Used to mark paths, symbols, and messages on stone or wood. |
| Ink & Quill | Writing supplies for letters, maps, or magical notes. |
| Parchment (10 sheets) | Blank sheets for maps, contracts, or recordings of discoveries. |
| Map & Compass | Basic navigational tools to help avoid getting hopelessly lost. |
| Healer’s Kit | Bandages, poultices, and basic remedies; stabilizes wounds and prevents infection. |
| Thieves’ Tools | Picks, wires, and small tools for opening locks and disabling simple traps. |
| Manacles | Metal restraints for prisoners or hostile creatures. |
| Soap | A bar of soap used for cleaning gear, clothes, and occasionally adventurers. |
| Sewing Kit | Needles, thread, and small patches for mending clothes and light armour. |
| Perfumed Oil | Scented oil to mask odours, impress nobility, or cover the stench of a dungeon. |
| Traveler’s Clothes | Durable, practical clothing suited for long journeys. |
| Cloak, Hooded | A weather-resistant cloak that helps keep off rain and offers some concealment. |
| Belt Pouch | A small pouch for coins, potions, or other valuables you want at hand. |
| Sack, Large | Simple burlap sack for hauling bulky, heavy, or dirty items. |