Yea, I read all the comments above. It is a very detailed subject when you get into it like that.

Like how and where would you carry your weapons.

What material would you use for clothing. What kind of clothing was available then.

Hygiene. How to stay healthy. How does the equinox meant contribute to that.

And then food. What do you carry. What do you catch.

This was a fun read.

You can go without food for a long time

If you're chilling at home, yeah. Other health issues aside, you can look at someone as having a bank of 3500 calories they have available to spend for every lb of weight they have above starvation, but basal metabolism is eating up 2-2.5k of that every day also.

And that's not the only issue, below 1200 calories or a without a certain amount of fat, and our hormones stop functioning correctly.

Also refeeding syndrome, which is really unpleasant if not fatal. Once you go as little as two weeks without calories, eating again can make you very sick.

And blood sugar levels. People get light headed without food.

I didn't mean to go on so much about this one point and now I have to run, I'll try to address more of your reply later.

wandering warrior

Metal armor would be out unless you have a cart or wagon. Probably at best you could wear would fairly thin leather armor that only covered the torso.

If you're on foot, and traveling you'll need to carry food and water, a lot of other equipment.

I think you'd find it'd more like hiking than D&D, and someone would need a camp or base of operations and transport and carry the amount of gear you'd need for serious combat.

So... Sandals, dagger, leather cuirass, walking staff, lanyard and spear tips would probably be about it. A spear is probably more practical for hunting than a bow if you don't have a source of new ammunition and strings, that would require civilization.