Items List

Alchemists use those small and laboratories to work on new recipies or brew potions and elexiers in the wild. When it is packed up it fits into a big crate and is quite transportable. A must have equipment for every alchemist. Use it to construct it in the world.

Heavy, rugged chunks of iron ore. Blacksmiths prize these for their strength and potential. Can be used for forging.

Smooth, earthy clay. Malleable and perfect for shaping into bricks, pottery, or magical seals. Can be used for forging.

Glossy black lumps hewn out of a mineral seam. The reference fuel of every Furnace and what any serious smelting run burns — see Refining.

Charred, brittle pieces of wood. Cheap furnace fuel and a base for potent alchemical mixtures. Burns cooler than Coal and costs -10% on every ore refinement attempt.

Blacksmiths use furnaces to smelt raw ore down into metal bars. Every batch burns Coal or Charcoal, and both the ore and the fuel are lost if the smelt fails. Placing one requires Ore Refinement Lv. 1. Use it to construct it in the world.

(placeholder) A basic crafting station used by Carpentry to build items. Use it to construct it in the world.

A tiny vial filled with shimmering red liquid. Instantly mends minor wounds and brings a gentle warmth to the soul. Heals 45 HP.

A robust flask of vibrant crimson elixir. Favored by adventurers for its powerful restorative magic. Heals 170 HP.

A delicate bottle of sparkling blue essence. Recharges a mage’s spirit and restores a touch of magical energy. Restores 45 Mana.

A swirling flask of deep azure liquid. Pulses with arcane power, ready to fuel the most demanding spells. Restores 170 Mana.

This is raw wood and it can be further processed into building material which is required for most buildings.

A reddish-brown ore that can be refined into copper. Used for forging and crafting.

A rare silvery ore containing mercury. Used for advanced alchemy and magical crafting.

A precious metallic ore with excellent catalytic properties. Used for high-end equipment.

A legendary lightweight ore with magical properties. Used for magic artefacts.

The hardest material known. Used for creating the most durable items and equipment.

A refined silver ingot with excellent conductivity. Used for crafting and magical purposes.

A valuable refined gold ingot. Highly sought after for crafting and trade.

A precious refined platinum ingot. Used for premium crafting and magical applications.

A common mana crystal with blue luminescence. Used for magic artefacts.

A quite rare mana crystal with golden glow. Used for magic artefacts.

A very rare mana crystal with crimson radiance. Used for magic artefacts.

Common mineral salt. Used for food preservation and various crafting recipes.

Standard building stone. Essential material for construction projects.

High quality building stone with elegant appearance. Premium building material.

A soft, dull-grey ore. Alloyed with copper to make bronze and used in basic crafting.

A lustrous ore streaked with silver. Smelted into silver bars for crafting and magical work.

A heavy ore flecked with gold. Smelted into gold bars and, once minted, into the world’s coinage.

Iron ore refined with charcoal in a furnace. The staple metal for weapons and armor.

A glass-like volcanic stone, brittle yet razor-sharp. Prized for cutting edges and decorative work.

Raw mana-bearing powder. Fed into a Mana Harvester to grow mana crystals.

A purer grade of mana powder that yields higher-quality mana crystals.

Highly concentrated mana powder, the raw material for the finest mana crystals.

Fine, faintly glowing dust of condensed mana. Used to empower Bestia traps and ritual crafting.

An uncut gem pried from a mineral vein. A Gem Cutter can facet it into a Cut Gemstone.

A faceted, polished gem. Slots into socketed equipment and fetches a high price at market.

A common healing herb. A staple ingredient for potions and tonics.

A faintly luminescent, mana-touched herb. Used in more potent alchemical brews.

A lump of coal that never stops smouldering. Loaded into a blueprint to give a craft the fire element.

A sliver of ice that never melts. Loaded into a blueprint to give a craft the frost element.

A plain, corked glass bottle. The vessel behind every potion, tonic and blessed draught - alchemists and priests alike never carry enough of them.

Plain water blessed in the rite of Aqua Benedicta. The reagent behind Aspersio and several higher rites.

A roll of fine chisels, needles and etching stylae. Consumed when reworking an item to cut rune slots into it.

A coil of mana concentrate poured into a ring on the ground. Everyone standing inside lends their presence to a rite performed there, raising its success chance and splitting its mana cost. Consumed when the rite resolves. See Mana Circles.

A bench of clamps, loupes and graded grit where a Miner turns rough gemstones into cut ones. Placing one requires Gem Cutting Lv. 1.

A warded pen where a pair of Bestia can be left together to produce an egg. Holds exactly one male and one female at a time. Use it to construct it in the world.

The entry-level Magic Bestia Trap, woven from mana dust and cheap wards. Reliable against young Bestia and hopeless against anything grown. Base catch chance +60% against Bestia up to Lv. 20.

A reinforced Magic Bestia Trap with a second layer of binding wards. The workhorse of most Foresters. Base catch chance +100% against Bestia up to Lv. 20.

A Magic Bestia Trap built around a caged mana crystal. Expensive enough that most masters save them for something worth keeping. Base catch chance +140% against Bestia up to Lv. 20.

The finest Magic Bestia Trap a Craftsman can produce. The only trap with any real hope against a Bestia past Lv. 100. Base catch chance +180% against Bestia up to Lv. 20.

A wobbly lump of jelly left behind by a blob. Cooks use it to thicken stews.

A cut of fresh meat. It spoils within days unless it is salted or cooked.

The untreated hide of an animal. A tanner turns it into leather.

A tuft of soft wool. Weavers spin it into yarn for cloth.