Item List

Basic leather straps, often used in armor.

Strips of cured leather.

A damaged acuity rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged eloquence rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged endurance rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged fleetness rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged health rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged insight rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged magic rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged might rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged precision rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged prowess rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A damaged resilience rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

The seal of a long-lost noble house, damaged and broken.

A damaged vitality rune that could be incorporated into an item's construction.

A liquid used to treat and protect wood.

The surprisingly intact shell of a Death Beetle. A skilled leatherworker may be able to make use of this. [Note: This item will be used in rare crafting schematics that will be added to the game in an upcoming update.]

The hide of a majestic deer. It almost makes you feel sorry for the animal.

A thin tablet etched with glowing draconic runes. A skilled jewelcrafter may be able to make use of this. [Note: This item will be used in rare crafting schematics that will be added to the game in an upcoming update]

By all accounts, Duskwood trees should not exist. With black leaves and pale grey wood, they thrive in places with little to no sunlight, and often in extreme conditions that would kill any other type of plant. No one is quite sure where these trees come from but none can argue with the strength or magical properties of the wood they produce.

A bottle of Elf blood

Magically infused cloth cut to a pattern and ready to be sewn into a hood.

A carved stone tusk.

The feather of a majestic falcon.

A gland of viscous oil, wrested from the corpse of a fire beetle. This may be of use to an alchemist.

A barely-edible, bitter and strongly spicy orange root that only grows in cold mountain areas.

The glowing crimson petals of a Flame Lily. This plant is used in many alchemical concoctions.

All that remains of an ancient spear. Though old, the metal seems to still bear some form of enchantment. A skilled weaponsmith may be able to make use of it. [Not: This item will be used in rare crafting schematics that will be added to the game in an upcoming update]

Oil pressed from the seeds of the Flame LIly.

Magically infused cloth cut to a pattern and ready to be sewn into a pair of snug leggings.

Improved cloth cord, often used in clothing and armor.

A magically infused sword blade.

A handful of flint powder.

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

A clump of soft fox fur.

A chunk of fresh fox meat.

The fluffy tail of a fox. This may be of use to an alchemist.

The slimy skin of a frog. This may be of use to an alchemist.

The sticky tongue of a large frog. This may be of use to an alchemist.

The rattle of a frostcoil serpent.

A handful bright red frostberries.

A bottle of foul smelling ghoul blood.

The wing of a gleam glider. This could be useful to an alchemist.

Glimwort mushrooms. Their color seems to fade away in the light.

A handful of ripened gloomberries. These are not safe to eat, but may be useful in alchemical mixtures.

A brittle plant that seems to infest farmers fields overnight and burns extremely easily. These can be used in many alchemical concoctions.