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gear

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• Abacus — A wooden counting frame for tallies and trade.
• Arrows (20) — A quiver’s worth of arrows for a shortbow or longbow.
• Blowgun needles (50) — A bundle of fine needles for a blowgun.
• Crossbow bolts (20) — Heavy bolts sized for a hand or heavy crossbow.
• Sling bullets (20) — Smooth stones or cast bullets for a sling.
• Crystal (arcane focus) — A crystal focus for arcane spellcasting.
• Orb (arcane focus) — A polished orb used as an arcane focus.
• Rod (arcane focus) — A carved rod that serves as an arcane focus.
• Staff (arcane focus) — A wooden staff that doubles as an arcane focus.
• Wand (arcane focus) — A slender wand used as an arcane focus.
• Backpack — A sturdy pack with room for a traveler’s kit.
• Ball bearings (bag of 1,000) — A bag of metal bearings — scatter to slow pursuers.
• Barrel — A wooden barrel for bulk storage or transport.
• Basket — A woven basket for carrying loose goods.
• Bedroll — Bedding for a night on the road.
• Bell — A small hand bell with a clear ring.
• Blanket — A thick blanket against cold nights.
• Block and tackle — Pulleys and rope for lifting heavy loads.
• Bottle, glass — A glass bottle with a cork stopper.
• Bucket — A wooden bucket for water or waste.
• Caltrops (bag of 20) — Iron spikes that slow anyone who steps among them.
• Candle — A simple candle — dim light for about an hour.
• Case, crossbow bolt — A case sized to hold crossbow bolts.
• Case, map or scroll — A leather tube for maps and scrolls.
• Chain (10 feet) — Ten feet of iron chain.
• Chalk (1 piece) — A stick of chalk for marks and notes.
• Chest — A lockable wooden chest.
• Clothes, common — Everyday clothes for town or travel.
• Clothes, costume — Flashy garb for a performance or disguise.
• Clothes, fine — Fine garments fit for court or high company.
• Clothes, traveler's — Hard-wearing clothes for the road.
• Crowbar — An iron bar for prying open lids and doors.
• Sprig of mistletoe (druidic focus) — A sprig used as a druidic focus.
• Totem (druidic focus) — A carved totem that serves as a druidic focus.
• Wooden staff (druidic focus) — A wooden staff that can serve as a druidic focus.
• Yew wand (druidic focus) — A yew wand used as a druidic focus.
• Fishing tackle — Line, hooks, and sinkers for catching fish.
• Flask or tankard — A metal flask or clay tankard.
• Grappling hook — A hooked iron for climbing with rope.
• Hammer — A light hammer for stakes and nails.
• Hammer, sledge — A heavy sledge for breaking stone or timber.
• Healer's kit — Bandages and salves for stabilizing the wounded.
• Holy symbol (amulet) — A sacred amulet for divine casting.
• Holy symbol (emblem) — A holy emblem borne on a shield or banner.
• Holy symbol (reliquary) — A reliquary holding a sacred fragment.
• Hunting trap — A spring-loaded trap for game — or foes.
• Ink (1 ounce bottle) — A bottle of writing ink.
• Ink pen — A simple writing pen.
• Jug or pitcher — A ceramic jug or pitcher.
• Ladder (10-foot) — A ten-foot wooden ladder.
• Lamp — An oil lamp that casts light in all directions.
• Lantern, bullseye — A hooded lantern with a focused beam.
• Lantern, hooded — A lantern you can shutter to hide the light.
• Lock — A padlock with a matching key.
• Manacles — Iron cuffs and a short chain.
• Mess kit — Tin plates and utensils for camp meals.
• Mirror, steel — A polished steel mirror.
• Oil (flask) — A flask of oil — light a lantern or make a slick.
• Paper (one sheet) — A single sheet of paper.
• Parchment (one sheet) — A single sheet of parchment.
• Perfume (vial) — A vial of scented perfume.
• Pick, miner's — A miner’s pick for stone and ore.
• Piton — An iron spike for climbing routes.
• Pole (10-foot) — A ten-foot wooden pole for probing ahead.
• Pot, iron — A cast-iron cooking pot.
• Pouch — A belt pouch for coins and small goods.
• Quiver — A quiver for arrows or bolts.
• Ram, portable — A portable ram for forcing doors.
• Rations (1 day) — A day’s dried trail rations.
• Robes — Loose robes in a simple cut.
• Rope, hempen (50 feet) — Fifty feet of hempen rope.
• Rope, silk (50 feet) — Fifty feet of silk rope — lighter and stronger.
• Sack — A coarse sack for bulk goods.
• Scale, merchant's — A balance scale for weighing goods.
• Sealing wax — Wax for sealing letters and parcels.
• Shovel — A shovel for digging.
• Signal whistle — A loud whistle for signals.
• Signet ring — A ring stamped with a personal seal.
• Soap — A bar of soap.
• Spikes, iron (10) — Ten iron spikes.
• Tent, two-person — A two-person tent.
• Tinderbox — Flint, fire steel, and tinder.
• Torch — A resinous torch — bright light for about an hour.
• Vial — A glass vial with a tight stopper.
• Waterskin — A leather skin for carrying water.
• Whetstone — A stone for honing blades.
• Potion of Healing — A creature that drinks this potion regains 2d4 + 2 hit points.
• Thieves' tools — This set of tools includes a small file, a set of lock picks, a small mirror mounted on a metal handle, a set of narrow-bladed scissors, and a pair of pliers.
• Spellbook — A leather-bound book of spells, essential for a wizard’s study.
• Book — A bound volume of blank or written pages.
• Component pouch — A small, watertight leather belt pouch for material components that have no listed cost.
• Explorer's Pack — Backpack, bedroll, mess kit, tinderbox, 10 torches, 10 days of rations, and a waterskin. Includes 50 feet of hempen rope strapped to the side.
• Diplomat's Pack — Chest, 2 cases for maps and scrolls, fine clothes, ink, ink pen, lamp, 2 flasks of oil, 5 sheets of paper, vial of perfume, sealing wax, soap.
• Scholar's Pack — Backpack, a book of lore, a bottle of ink, an ink pen, 10 sheets of parchment, a little bag of sand, and a small knife.
• Burglar's Pack — Backpack, a bag of 1,000 ball bearings, 10 feet of string, a bell, 5 candles, a crowbar, a hammer, 10 pitons, a hooded lantern, 2 flasks of oil, 5 days rations, a tinderbox, and a waterskin. Includes 50 feet of hempen rope.
• Priest's Pack — Backpack, a blanket, 10 candles, a tinderbox, an alms box, 2 blocks of incense, a censer, vestments, 2 days of rations, and a waterskin.
• Lyre — A stringed musical instrument. Proficiency lets you add your proficiency bonus to ability checks you make to play music with it.
• Lute — A stringed musical instrument. Proficiency lets you add your proficiency bonus to ability checks you make to play music with it.
• Jeweler's Tools — Artisan's tools for cutting, polishing, and setting gemstones.
• Smith's Tools — Artisan's tools for working metal — hammer, tongs, and related smithing gear.
• Leatherworker's Tools — Artisan's tools for crafting and repairing leather goods.
• Tinker's Tools — Artisan's tools for mending everyday objects and building small devices.
• Scroll of pedigree — A document proving noble lineage. Useful for gaining entry or favor among the upper class.
• Little bag of sand — A small pouch of fine sand, often found in a scholar’s pack.