Item List

A pair of weathered ringmail boots covered in barnacles.

A pair of weathered ringmail bracers covered in barnacles.

A pair of weathered ringmail gloves covered in barnacles.

A weathered ringmail helm covered in barnacles.

A pair of weathered ringmail leggings covered in barnacles.

A weathered ringmail tunic covered in barnacles.

Rusted and worn, but still sharp.

Crude and heavy, but it will get the job done.

Salvaging Tool A basic set of tools used for breaking down unwanted items. Requires Salvaging skill at rank 60.

A well-used skinning knife.

It is nicked in a few places, but still serviceable.

The acidic bile of a basilisk. This might have some practical applications.

A vial of bat blood.

A fully intact bat tooth.

A patch of bat fur. This may be of use to an alchemist.

A chunk of fresh bat meat.

The thin wing of a bat. This may be of use to an alchemist.

Consume this item to gain a lasting effect. Effect: +1 Agility Duration: 30 Minutes

A battered piece of fine steel plate armor.

A battered breastplate.

Battered plate boots.

Battered plate gauntlets.

A battered plate helm.

Battered plate pauldrons.

Battered plate gauntlets.

A short bow marked by years of intense use.

Perhaps not the best work of the mysterious polisher, but still quite impressive.

A vial of bear blood. This item may be useful to an alchemist. Alchemical Properties: Strength

Consume this item to gain a lasting effect. Effect: +10 Endurance Duration: 30 Minutes

The hide of a ferocious bear. It will need to be cleaned of blood and grime first, but it should make something nice.

Consume this item to gain a lasting effect. Effect: +5 Frigid Environment Resistance Duration: 30 Minutes

A chunk of fresh bear meat.

The large paw of a ferocious bear. This item may be of use to an alchemist.

A helmet made from the skull of a large bear.

The tallow of a large bear.

Leggings made from the skin of a great bear.

A simple chain with a stunningly beautiful, polished piece of chitin set into its facet. No one can be sure of how the beetle came to be wearing such a thing, but perhaps the piece of glittering, amber-hued chitin belonged to one of its brood and it reclaimed the item in an act of vengeance. No, it was just a beetle. Beetles know no such thing as vengeance. Upon the back of the setting, an inscription in lettering so fine it is difficult to make out reads: "To my beloved - I have slain the beast that slew your father in an act of vengeance for slaying its broodmother, which slew your grandfather before him, for having brought the broodking low before it... and so on, as you know, your family history and all. May this beautious fragment be proof of my love and valor, and let us pray, a symbol for the end of this vicious cycle."

Raw honey from a giant bee.

The wax produced by giant bees.