Negligible Cost

• Backpack, Frame. Holds 100 lbs. of gear. 10 lbs.
• Backpack, Small. Holds 40 lbs. of gear.3 lbs.
• Blanket. A warm sleeping blanket. 4 lbs.
• Bottle, Ceramic. Holds 1 quart of liquid (2 lbs. if water). 1 lb.
• Candle, Tallow. Smoky! Lasts 12 hrs. 1 lb.
• Climbing Gear. Hammer, spikes, carabiners. 4 lbs.
• Compass (TL6). +1 to Navigation skill.
• Cord, 3/16”. Supports 90 lbs. Per 10 yards: 0.5 lb.
• Fishhooks and Line. Basic gear for Fishing skill; needs a pole.
• Group Basics. Basic equipment for Cooking and Survival skill for a group. Cook pot, rope, hatchet, etc., for 3-8 campers. 20 lbs.
• Iron Spike (Piton). For climbing, spiking doors, etc. 0.5 lb.
• Kerosene. Per gallon: 6 lbs.
• Lantern. Burns for 24 hours on 1 pint of oil. 2 lbs.
• Oil. For lantern. Per pint: 1 lb.
• Personal Basics. Minimum gear for camping: -2 to any Survival roll without it. Includes utensils, tinderbox or flint and steel, towel, etc., as TL permits. 1 lb.
• Piton. See Iron Spike, above.
• Pole, 6’ . For pitching tents, fishing, or prodding items. 3 lbs.
• Pole, 10’ . For things you wouldn’t touch with a 6’ pole., 5 lbs.
• Pouch or Purse, Small . Holds 3 lbs.
• Rope, 3/8”. Supports 300 lbs. Per 10 yards: 1.5 lbs.
• Rope, 3/4”. Supports 1,100 lbs. Per 10 yards: 5 lbs.
• Sleeping Fur. Warm unless wet. 8 lbs.
• Tent, 1-Man. Includes ropes; no poles needed. lbs.
• Tent, 2-Man. Includes ropes; requires one 6-foot pole. 12 lbs.
• Tent, 4-Man. Includes ropes; requires 2 poles. 30 lbs.
• Torch. Burns for 1 hr. 1 lb.
• Traveler’s Rations . One meal of dried meat, cheese, etc. 0.5 lb.
• Wineskin. Holds 1 gallon of liquid (8 lbs. if water). 0.25 lb.

• Bandages. Basic equipment for First Aid skill. 6 uses.  Cost negligible.  2 lbs. 
• Triage Kit.  A complete kit for treating wounds, with bandages, ointments, etc. +1 to First Aid skill. 6 uses. 3 lbs.

• Balance and Weights. For weighing goods. 3 lbs. 
• Bow Drill.  1 lb. Does  th-1(2)  pi+  damage  per second.
  
• Cheap Padlock. DR 3, HP 4, and give +5 to Lockpicking
  
• Crowbar 3’. Treat as a small mace in combat, but at -1 to skill. 3 lbs. 
• Holy Water. Small bottle holds enough (1/2 pint) to damage an unholy creature with a suitable Weakness. 1lb. 
  
• Knitting Needles. weight negligible.
• Pickaxe. Improves digging speed but not good for fighting. 8lbs.
• Plow, Iron. Works rough soils. 120 lbs.
• Plow, Wooden. Pulled by oxen. 60 lbs.
• Lumber Saw. 3 lbs.
• Nightingale Carpet.  5lbs per 10 sq ft.  When staked down and properly set (roll against Traps at +2),taut cords embedded in these long strips of cloth will ring smallbells  at  the  end  when  the  cloth  is  stepped  on.  This  provides  aportable  and  easy-to-set-up  alarm  system.  Most  are  a  dull-col-ored canvas that blends in well with many kinds of terrain, andthey may be covered with dust and leaves for improved camou-flage. Cost and weight are for a nine-foot strip.
  
• Shovel. 6 lbs.
• Spinning wheel. 40 lbs.
• Wheelbarrow. Holds 350lbs. Divide effective weight of load by 5. 18 lbs.
• Whenstone. 1 lb.

• Hip Quiver. Holds 20 arrows or bolts. 1 lb.
• Shoulder Quiver. Holds 12 arrows or bolts. 0.5 lb
• Many weapons come with a scabbard and a strap to wear as a belt or around your shoulder.  

Feel free to add other items to your inventory even if they're not listed here. If it seems like something special, ask the Storytellers if it should cost Wealth or not.