A worn bow named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Bekker lost his life when his sword broke, yet his name still lives on in the tales of the poor."
A bow fit for the tough warriors of the north. The wolf that ran with men longed to become human. Instead of tearing with a beastly fangs, it drew a bowstring steeped in conviction, fighting to protec
A bow bearing the name of the ordinary blacksmith, Sydmon. "Sydmon drew his last breath while sharpening the blade of the axe, having spent the last of his strength."
A bow made in the Pailunese style. It feels more like an improvised tool made from nearby materials than a weapon built for long-term use. The northerners have long been masters of bow crafting.
A worn dagger named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Whenever Bekker marched to the battlefield, a battered old weapon was ever in his grasp."
In the harsh North, survival demands strength. Though Pailune is more civilized now, giving a weapon to coming-of-age children remains as a tradition.
A dagger bearing the name of the ordinary blacksmith, Sydmon. "Sydmon's craft never rose above a wretched sort of mediocrity."
A dagger made in the Varnian style. Blocked by the Crimson Desert, Varnia is an unknown realm to most people of Pywel. Rare and exotic goods brought out through trade spark people's curiosity.
A worn musket named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "His swordsmanship was extraordinary, but it was his worn blade that betrayed him in the end."
A pistol crafted with ease of use as the top priority. Around the time firearms began to be distributed in earnest in Demeniss, the idea spread among some people that they should have at least one pis
A heavy shotgun fitted with a huge, rough axe. It was designed for the Calphade warriors who charge headlong through enemy lines. Its sheer size makes it most effective at intimidating the enemy.
A Calphade shotgun designed for mass production. After the Calphade Gunpowder Mill was established, the Unyielding Shields began producing gunpowder weapons in earnest and training soldiers to use the
A cheaply made, low end pistol. As Demeniss's gunsmithing advanced, more affordable firearms began to appear on the market. Of course, not much can be expected of its performance.
A pistol crafted by House Spencer. While production was discontinued when the house fell, a few are said to still remain in private collections. It is one of the few remaining pieces of evidence showi
A blaster that embodies the pinnacle of the orc's steelcraft. Rough-hewn, but it is built for performance.
A hammer named after the apprentice knight, Balton. His courage in the face of injustice serves as an inspiration to the people of Calphade. It was crafted in the likeness of the hammer Balton used to
A club named after the apprentice knight, Balton. His courage in the face of injustice serves as an inspiration to the people of Calphade. It is said that Balton only wielded this mace when delivering
A worn hammer named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Mockery hounded Bekker, the miserly warrior, wherever he went. Scorn was clinging to his every step."
A club crudely cobbled together from splintered wood. To survive the treacherous lands of Pywel, one must craft and use even such crude weapon.
A mass-produced sword crafted by House Glenmore of Hernand. It features a uniquely curved handguard, a design inspired by the warped blade of a sword once cherished by the previous head of the Glenmor
A mass-produced rapier by House Grace. Lady Grace, once its wielder, vanished like many other women who were close to the count. As for why, people can only whisper cautious guesses.
Its luxurious ornamentation boasts a distinct aesthetic sense, setting it apart from Gilliam's rugged axe. For the noble warrior looking to flaunt a refined style, Lambert's Axe is a far better fit th
Myurdin, the Black Bear's sword. It gives off a searing heat, like gripping a blade fresh from the forge.
A revolutionary mining tool. It enables mining at speeds that far outclass the traditional pickaxe. Not content with mere efficiency, the inventors pushed further, integrating an auto-collect feature
An axe imbued with the essence of Pailune. Before Ashclaw Keep was constructed, a legendary smithy stood within the volcanic regions of Silver Wolf Mountain. Legend has it that an unnamed blacksmith c
An antique weapon crafted through a sophisticated process. Originally forged for the Celeste royal family, its whereabouts became a mystery after Hernand lost its status as a kingdom. It is said that
A well-worn sword, marked by countless battles. Though a lone wolf seems solitary, it longs for the pack that completes it. Scattered, perhaps, but a pack never truly disappears.
A sword bearing the name of the ordinary blacksmith, Sydmon. "There's a tale every soul who works iron knows well. It's the story of Sydmon, the ordinary blacksmith."
A curved sword used by Crowcaller. The golden-hued curved blade slices through the wind, leaving blood and death in its wake. And it is said that those who fall to this sword become sacrificial offeri
A hammer crafted in Calphade. They say there are no ordinary civilians in Thalwynd. That may be an exaggeration, but it's rare to find a Thalwynd local who can't wield a hammer.
A weapon crafted from thorns naturally shed by the Sacred Tree of Roothold. It is said that branches forcibly broken from the tree lack the strength required to make a weapon. Consequently, it is a cu
An axe crafted for the Timberham Sawmill. Surprisingly well-balanced, it serves as both tool and weapon. It's a reliable companion for any traveler seeking practical arms.
A mace crafted at Thornbriar Fortress in Wells. True to its name, the design is modeled after a blooming flower bud. Like a flower forged from steel, it symbolizes that House Wells' loyalty to the Tho
A rapier once used by Demeniss's guard captain. Its rapier-style wire guard wraps around the hand and it's called the White Wind, the captain's nickname.
Jian's sword. Known as a sword that symbolizes justice and determination. According to legends, this sword was made by Pailunese craftsmen using minerals that fell from the sky.
A folding greatsword made by House Spencer. Rumors say a last survivor of the exterminated House Spencer remains. If true, she would surely be fighting bravely for Demeniss's justice. Built with a spe
A mass-produced longsword named after the apprentice knight, Balton. While Balton was just one of many apprentices, his exceptional talent had caught even Stefan Lanford's eye. To honor Balton, who ga
A sharp spear crafted from sturdy bamboo. Made from bamboo, durability is not its strongest suit, but it looks deadly enough.
A worn greathammer named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Many were able to feel the touch of salvation thanks to Bekker's help."
A halberd used in the Bonepit. A practical halberd with a single large axe blade and no ornamentation. No one knows how many more bones will pile up in the Bonepit.
A warhammer used in the Bonepit. The champion Muskan had a grisly hobby of piling up his victims' bones, which gave the arena its chilling name of "The Bonepit."
A special staff used in desert rituals and rites. It is believed that walking the desert in prayer with a devout heart will imbue it with sacred power. Whether it truly holds such power is unknown, bu
A greataxe forged in a traditional Odeck style. Its plain wooden haft contrasts with an axehead etched in ornate patterns. The vast lake before the village is known as Pywel's lifeblood. Many civiliza
A greataxe made hastily in Pailune. Its appearance is somewhat rough, but the blade is well balanced. It reflects the traits of Pailunese folk, who wield axes as part of daily life.
A spear that spits fire. Designed by an engineer inspired by fire-breathing dragons, it was forged not merely to stab a single foe, but to face many at once. Fitted with a fuel tank, it can be used lo
A greataxe forged by Fundamentalist Goblins. Though the roughly hewn blade has split, they've lashed it together with rope to continue using it. It was meant to dispose of disobedient hounds, but they
A greataxe named for its blade, shaped like two horseshoes joined together. Built to use as little iron as possible, it's less "simple" than it is economical.
The longsword once wielded by Duane. Its thin, razor-sharp blade slices cleanly through enemies. Forged in the volcanic region of Silver Wolf Mountain, this exceptional weapon has led Duane to victory
A crude halberd wielded by Desert Marauders. Never meant to last, they deliberately leave it uncleaned even when it rusts or cakes with blood, making it all the more unsettling to see.
A greataxe used for logging in Pailune. It looks a bit too brutal for mere wood, but it was made that way as no one knows whether a logging trip in Pailune will end with timbers, wild bears, or ambush
A spear used by the priests of Reventine Monastery. Just below the tip hangs an ornament bearing Solumena's symbol, which indicates it was crafted so the monastery can stand ready to fight against any
Forged by Rhett of Hernand. This longsword was crafted as repayment to Marquis Serkis, who saved him from the Bleed Bandits. Now, It's the most representative weapon of Hernand.
A spear fitted with a branding iron for searing a pattern into a slave gladiator's body. With slave gladiators putting up fierce resistance, the iron was mounted on a long stick so it could be pressed
A spear bearing the name of the ordinary blacksmith, Sydmon. "At last, Sydmon forged it so fine that any soul would marvel at it, but..."
A longsword forged in Calphade. Even those no longer serving in the army often keep a fine blade at home. Such is the custom in Thalwynd.
A warhammer crafted in Calphade. It reflects Thalwynd's military pride and keen eye for weapons. The townspeople would never allow their name to be on anything less than a first-class weapon.
A spear used by the Tommaso Guard. Three daggers have been bound together to serve as the spearhead. It's tied tightly enough, and seems fit for the guard's use.
A spear forged at the Warspike Spearmaker. The House Alfonso combat manuals, passed down through generations, cover not only individual martial arts but also large-scale tactics for commanding units o
A warhammer crafted by the orcs of the ironworks. The orcs are masters of their craft. Though made for work, the remarkable quality makes them just as fit for combat.
A worn shield named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Folks could barely hold their laughter at the sight of Bekker's worn-out gear."
A shield made from Pailunese wood. Sturdy but heavy enough to be unwieldy for ordinary people, it is used by Pailunese warriors for training.
The shield of the traitor, Cassius Morten. Ironically, even after abandoning the creed of the Unyielding Shields, he still used a Calphadean shield. Perhaps, it was his way of showing justification fo
The shield held by the last king of a forgotten realm until his final breath. Its faded red background and golden deer crest symbolize a throne long since lost. It remains in eerily pristine condition
A shield, bearing the name of Sydmon, the ordinary blacksmith. "The brand of mediocrity weighed upon Sydmon's heart like a heavy burden."
A spear specially commissioned to the blacksmith of Hernand by House Alfonso, masters of the spear. It has a razor-sharp spearhead, with a secondary blade behind it shaped like the sun.
A spear carved from ancient wood. If one knows the right crafting techniques, some old trees of Pywel can be made as strong as steel.
A shoddy warhammer, imitating Arlen weaponry. They say it's not just some common scheme to make a quick coin. Rumor has it there's something far more sinister at play.
A worn axe named after Bekker, the miserly warrior. "There's an old tale, passed down through the ages—the story of Bekker, the miserly warrior."
A worn greataxe named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Yet in Bekker's heart, there was a deeper purpose unknown to others."
A worn halberd named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Yet, despite his righteous intent, fate saw fit to test Bekker most cruelly."
A worn warhammer named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. "Bekker used the money he had scrimped and saved to aid the poor."
A greathammer used in the Bonepit. Its head is crafted from a single, solid piece of shaped rock. While the Bonepit technically has its own rules, the crowd only cheers louder when an opponent "accide
A sword inspired by the story of a fallen kingdom. "The last prince lost his people, his gold, and finally his reason, all claimed by endless snow."
A halberd commonly used by wandering freeswords. With its broad, long axe blade and a beast-claw-like hook on the back, it can handle a range of situations. Even among the freeswords, opinions differ
Its sturdy design boasts a level of practicality that sets it apart from Lambert's ostentatious axe. For warriors seeking reliable a weapon, Gilliam's Axe is a far better fit than Lambert's superficia
A medium banner pike bearing the Staglord's symbol. It looks like it could be used as a weapon in a pinch.
A spear once used by the warriors of Odeck. Odeck's north wind is said to blow thrice. First, to drive the warriors to battle; next, to carry the stench of blood; and finally, to blow the fallen's rem
A weapon that reinterprets the design of a traditional cannon with a modern sensibility. Defined by its clean, refined finish and heavy firepower, it has been renovated to shed the clunkiness of older
A staff made in Tariv. Wood, closer to nature than processed iron, channels a sorcerer's power far better. Yet to most folk, it's just a sturdy stick fit for swinging and little else.
A two-handed spear designed for tournaments. ATK 14 with 5 core slots.
A standard-issue weapon once used by the Wells military. It became so popular after passing House Wells' rigorous standards that soldiers from other units and adventurers would pay out of pocket to ac
A shield carved in the likeness of a grey wolf. Its origins are unknown, but in Pywel, the wolf has long symbolized an unyielding will and the bond of the pack. Perhaps that is why this strange relic
A longsword that appears to have been crafted in a foreign eastern land, far from the continent of Pywel. Its tip narrows to a keen point, and it seems designed for cutting.
A shield of unclear origin, as if it drifted in from another world. It was forged with armor for a giant warrior. However, he fought with two massive axes in each hand, which left no hand to hold a sh
A halberd crafted by House Lambert. It was commissioned under orders to surpass the halberds of their arch-rivals, House Gilliam. While the craftsmanship is objectively superior, it has faced cynical
A shield that stands as the very symbol of the marquis who rules Calphade. The conviction and resolve to never fall back can be felt from this shield.
A spear issued to the Righteous Inquisitors. Their "righteousness" is a fanatical creed known only to themselves, not a virtue all can share.
A mace shaped like an acorn. If you get struck with this, you'll end up with more than just an acorn-sized lump.
A mysterious curved sword imbued with a radiant golden glow. Much like the history of the Crimson Desert, shrouded in mystery to outsiders, this weapon is equally enigmatic. Its ornate patterns and bi
A shield discovered in ancient ruins of unknown age. It appears to be made from a mix of different alloys, but no one knows by who or how it was forged.
A staff used by the high priests of the Antumbra Order. When held by one who wields the power of darkness, it amplifies that power.
A folding greatsword made by House Spencer. As the house faded into history, the arms it created scattered across Pywel through countless channels. Built with a special mechanism, the blade can be fol
The Bismut Spear is a one-handed blade built around balanced melee pressure and parries — a solid addition to your arsenal.
A mercenary shield-and-sword combo recovered Hidden behind a spinning wall panel under the bridge — you'll lean on it for bulwark defense and counter-strikes, a solid addition to your arsenal.
A staff once used by Master Du. The chimes hanging from the end of the handle seem meant to keep it balanced. It looks dull, but it holds tremendous power and durability.
A pure white blade radiating an eerie power. This weapon was forged using a refinement process unlike any other. Every swing seems to echo with the howl of a beast.
A metal shield crafted to showcase the guard's prestige. Its excessive weight made it impractical for actual duty, leading Duke Caliburn to eventually remove it from the standard-issue equipment roste
The Crimson Warden's bow. While fundamentally a Greymane-style bow, it was modified by reinforcing the shaft with payment received from Bastier as the price of betrayal. It was designed to suppress ap
An axe wielded by the Crow Brothers. They swear blind loyalty to their leader, Draven, honing their assassination skills to become his faithful weapon. Hesitation is not forgiven.
A staff blending delicate craftsmanship with sophisticated magic. It retains a gentle power that refused to be tainted by darkness—a force even the Black Witch could not corrupt. Much like this staff,
A dagger with a strange design. It is a weapon engraved with a somewhat ominous patterns along its blade. Its appearance suggests it is meant for unspeakable, secret rituals rather than ordinary comba
A longsword once wielded by the Archon of Antumbra. A blade that leads those who pursue the darkness into it. It responds to the darkness within whoever holds it, whispering to surrender to it.
A one-handed blade recovered in the treasure chest behind the secret door — you'll lean on it for balanced melee pressure and parries, a solid addition to your arsenal.
A shield of the Demeniss Royal Guard. Even in an era of confusion over whose orders to follow, the Guard held their formation behind this shield, their silence serving as the final vestige of the mona
A masterwork musket that was bestowed upon the hero who saved Demeniss. Precisely crafted with the finest skills, it boasts overwhelming performance. The Demeniss of today was not built in a day, and
A double-edged axe specially ordered by Sizlek, the Insatiable. Though crafted to be light enough for one-handed use, it is more than capable of delivering a fatal attack. It vanished during transit.
A fan engraved with mysterious patterns, received from the witch of the east. When wielded as a weapon, it allows the user to borrow the witches' power to command a harmony of wind and lightning. With
A charging lance used by the elite cavalry of the Wells Estate. Its long, slender tip is honed to slip into the seams of armor, while the petal-shaped metal leg base spreads the impact of a hit, prote
Goyen's sword. Traces of time it endured can be seen all over, yet its edge is honed sharper than any other blade. Some things only grow tougher the more they're worn. Enlightenment will begin where t
A spear once wielded by Gwen Kraber, captain of the Wolf Trackers. Its tip is long and straight, like the fang of a beast. With a steady grip, she would drive it in to take the life of her prey.
A longsword once wielded by the Skull Knight. Its cold blue blade radiates a chilling frost. A symbol of darkness and death, this longsword instills fear and intimidation, granting the power to deal d
A mace used by followers of the Skull Knight. It is said that whenever they swing it down, an aura of darkness lingers in the air.
One of a goblin's collectibles. It is said to be the most prized possession of the one who amassed all the world's treasures. Legend has it that an eerie whisper of greed clings to anyone who holds it
A shiny greathammer that can deliver powerful destruction. Crafted entirely with gold from head to handle, its ring-shaped ornament at the center of the hammerhead adds unique beauty.
A shield that gleams with dazzling golden light. The Knight of Fortune clad his cast-iron shield in gleaming gold and jewels. Dazzlingly ornate, but its weight is as heavy as the lives and wealth he s
A sword adorned entirely with gold. It possesses rare value.
A halberd once used by Gregor, the Halberd of Carnage. With a long crimson shaft, a gilded blade, and an extended spear point, it can strike down foes in any situation. There could be no better weapon
A bow steeped in Pailune's culture. In some regions of Pailune, a golden knot is added each time the bow is passed down, marking how many ancestors have wielded it.
A spear once wielded by the Half Moon Reaper of the Lunar Reapers. Instead of a typical spearhead, it bears a massive half-moon blade, making it better suited for slashing and sweeping strikes than st
A staff wielded by Antumbra's Staff, one of Antumbra's three great deacons. Antumbra's Staff tracks the traces left by Umbra's power, serving as a guide for those who follow the darkness. To the fools
A sword once used by the Reed Devil. The people of Sunset Valley tell a legend of a demon who stained the reed fields with blood, but how much of the tale is true is hard to know.
A longsword once used by Hemon Beindel. The middle of the blade is fitted with a distinctive ornament shaped like a hound's claw. It's said to leave wounds as if you'd been savaged by a hound.
A practical mace made at a workshop in Demeniss. Its bud-shaped iron head delivers powerful impact to a single point, and the leather-wrapped grip prevents slipping even on long marches.
A ceremonial dagger engraved with the royal crest. Worn at the waist, it serves as a symbol of authority, but once drawn, it becomes an exceptionally fine weapon.
A sword once used by the ancient warriors. Though it appears to have been mass-produced, it remains remarkably sturdy and powerful to this day.
A rapier distinguished by its moonlike design. The crescent ornament where the hilt meets the blade is said to have been made for the sword's first owner, Liberre, the Moon Swordfighter.
A shield crafted from the rugged bark of an ancient tree. On a battlefield where a split-second decision determines life or death, ornate decorations are a mere luxury. It was crafted after the legend
A lightning spear crafted in Delesyia. Electricity runs along the tip, shocking anyone it pierces.
A folding greatsword made by House Spencer. It's an experimental piece intended to create a weapon that is easy to carry yet devastatingly powerful. Built with a special mechanism, the blade can be fo
The mace of Cassius Morten, the traitor. Only he himself knows if he truly believed in Bastier's ideals, or if it was another excuse to justify his despicable acts. One thing remains unchanged, that h
A shield the Antumbra Order used in their human-sacrifice rituals. It looks like it was made more for ritual purposes than for combat.
A composite bow crafted in the eastern tradition, with layered construction that creates powerful tension. It is said to have been brought to Pailune long ago, passing through the hands of numerous he
A shield forged with the will to protect Pailune. The honorable warriors of the north vow to protect and nurture their homeland. While this vow was once meant only for family or tribe, it evolved into
A blunt weapon once used by the Masked Liberator. It looks like something meant for ritual use, but no such power can be felt. The Faceless believe that any who are struck by this staff are stripped o
A wind spear that unleashes powerful gusts. The thruster at the tip rapidly compresses the surrounding air, blasting out a fierce gust of wind when striking an enemy.
A massive spear once wielded by Titan, the God of Lightning. Though its lightning power faded when it left its original owner's hands, the spearhead, shaped like a bolt striking down, remains as sharp
A sword forged from unknown material. Crafted with ancient skills now forgotten, this weapon is lighter than a standard sword. However, grappling its center of gravity is tricky, making it difficult t
Ludvig's sword. Crafted for dual-wielding, it is relatively lightweight. Given the owner's notoriety, steeped in blood and betrayal, the weapon's appearance is surprisingly modest.
A longsword once wielded by Gabriel Caliburn. Boasting exceptional strength and sharpness, it relentlessly judges all who stand in its way. He swung this blade to guide Pywel toward what he believed w
An axe that looks more like an instrument for rituals than a weapon. Strange moss clings inside its ring, resisting all scrubbing. Beneath it are traces left by necks once hung from the ring.
A warhammer once wielded by the Black Bear vice captain. Its head is shaped the same on both sides so it can be swung either way, and each blow hits with enough force to make the ground tremble.
A rapier used in the coronation ceremonies of House of Thorel. Once a symbol of Demeniss's prosperity and royal legitimacy, it is now a faded relic that serves only as a reminder of past glory.
A mercenary shield-and-sword combo recovered Down a large hole - next to a skeleton — you'll lean on it for bulwark defense and counter-strikes, a solid addition to your arsenal.
A shield that can absorb and store impact. It can unleash the force of the attacks the shield absorbed as noise to temporarily deafen enemies.
A greataxe of tremendous weight, made to hew down massive foes larger than a man. The solid materials from haft to blade are so heavy that even lifting it, let alone swinging it, is a struggle without
A blaster that integrates the technologies of the Abyss. It is a weapon that operates on principles humanity has yet to understand. Fortunately, it can still fire even with ordinary shells.
A staff used by Tariv's sorcerers. Those who can't wield magic sometimes mistake it for a spear. Tariv developed spells to stand against Hexe Marie's darkness, studying magic meant to protect, guard,
A spear forged from souls harvested by the followers of Antumbra.<br/>Delivering a finishing blow releases the trapped spirits within, eroding the sanity of nearby enemies. Requires a brief cooldown a
A greataxe once wielded by the White Bear of the High Mountain. Its unusual twin-bladed head splits into two prongs, making the enemy feel as if they are being snapped at by the fangs of a massive bea
The sword held by the last king of a forgotten kingdom until his final moments. It is said to be engraved with a pattern symbolizing the ancient royal house, but no one remains to recognize it as such
A massive spear once wielded by Antumbra's Spear, one of Antumbra's three great deacons. A thorny ring stands out just beneath the blade. With this spear, Antumbra's Spear pierced souls to offer them
A longsword once wielded by Antumbra's Sword, one of the three guides of Antumbra. Legend has it that he gave himself as an offering by impaling his body with this blade, and in exchange, was reborn a
A halberd once wielded by Beloth, the Darksworn. Bloodstain remains on the pitch-black blade. It is said that Beloth could not let go of this spear even after losing his throne in the south, and froze
The All Weapons is a one-handed blade built around balanced melee pressure and parries — a solid addition to your arsenal.
The Search is a one-handed blade built around balanced melee pressure and parries — a solid addition to your arsenal.
A halberd named after the bridge to Varnia. Its long axe blade is crafted to both stab and slash. Outlaws that swarm the desert never dare cross the Alabaster Bridge, which stands as both Varnia's wel
A spear named after the bridge to Varnia. Throughout the city's long history, it has never fallen to invaders. Guards proudly patrol it, maintaining the city's peace.
A cannon crafted by Gorthak orcs. While its appearance follows a traditional form, it is equipped with a modernized firing mechanism. Even if it may not be the most impressive among the weapons create
A warhammer crafted in Demeniss. There are rumors it was modeled after an old Demenissian royal scepter, though the scepter has been missing for so long that the authenticity of the rumors cannot be v
A mass-produced greatshield named after the apprentice knight, Balton. His courage in the face of injustice serves as an inspiration to the people of Calphade. Legend has it that Balton raised this he
A mass-produced shield named after the apprentice knight, Balton. He was said to be a kind neighbor to the people of Calphade. This shield was crafted in the image of his own, which famously withstood
A club with a beehive impaled on a stick. Bees sleep inside the hive, and when an enemy is struck, they awaken and swarm out.
A worn shield named after Bekker, the miserly warrior. "A weapon is a true companion to any warrior, yet Bekker was said to be so stingy he wouldn't spent much coin for his companions."
A cannon clad in bismuth. An ominous energy lingers within it. Bismuth itself is dangerous when handled recklessly, but the greater threat is likely the malice of the Antumbra zealots who forged it, w
A greataxe used in the Bonepit. It is made for the sole purpose of ending the life of whoever stands against its wielder. Tommaso was always ruled by brute force, but Muskan didn't just help it thrive
A mace forged in the Bonepit. Muskan of the Bonepit was the infamous master, executioner, and champion of the renowned arena.
A warhammer shaped like a thorny cactus. The bandits of the Crimson Desert range from brutal thugs with such crude weapons to groups with finer arms. But they are all villains who prey on the weak.
A spear commonly used in Delesyia. This spear's long spike is made to slip between cogs or into tight gaps, ideal for those unable to pierce a machine's iron with force.
The Competition Muskett is a one-handed blade built around balanced melee pressure and parries — a solid addition to your arsenal.
A bow used for competitive matches. Made from elastic wood, it lacks lethality. It is used for entertainment purposes only, such as village festivals or sparring.
A bow forged in a traditional Odeck style. Once famed under the protection of the Forgotten General and the witch, Odeck is now a quiet border town.
A hammer in traditional Odeck style. The ruins surrounding Odeck are often cited as evidence for the claim that the origins of the Pailunese people, including those of Odeck, are fundamentally differe
A shield crafted in the traditional Odeck style. It was restored based on illustrations found in ancient documents, though some argue the original object depicted was actually a hat, not a shield.
A traditional sword forged to emulate the martial prowess of the Forgotten General, the guardian of Odeck. While little remains of her legacy beyond her fame and techniques, legends tells of her spear
The Delesyia Shotgun is a one-handed blade built around balanced melee pressure and parries — a solid addition to your arsenal.
A dagger crafted in Delesyia. After machinists sparked a mechanical revolution, hand-to-hand weapons saw less use in Delesyia. Still, a small and sturdy dagger can prove its worth in urgent moments.
A folding shield made by House Spencer. House Spencer crafted this shield with great care as a gift to King Thorel, but it never found its way to the intended owner. Built with a special mechanism, it
A shield issued to Demenissian soldiers. A soldier's duty is to hold the shield firm, endure, and obey their superior's orders. The soldiers are deeply trained in this belief.
A shield issued to Demenissian soldiers. A soldier's duty is to muster courage and charge forward even before an overwhelming enemy host. The soldiers are deeply trained in this belief.
A folding shield made by House Spencer. It is lighter than other folding shields and functions perfectly as a descending gear, effectively cushioning the impact of a fall.
A longsword forged at Dewhaven Keep. This sword was once Dewhaven's pride before the Age of Machines, but they now are mostly symbolic. Nevertheless, Faust still favors such weapons wielded by human h
A shield forged in Dewhaven Keep. With the advancement of technology, Delesyia uses fewer weapons wielded by hand. But Dewhaven, unwilling to rely entirely on machines, still forges shields.
A metal shield once mass-produced at a smithy. Although no longer in production, its high quality makes it a highly sought-after item.
A Pailunese hammer woven with red threads for good fortune and prayers for a warrior's safe return. As long as fate's thread endures, even lost warriors find their way home.
A pistol manufactured in Demeniss for international export. Upon closer inspection, the finish is somewhat crude for ceremonial use. Its performance is not particularly outstanding, but it may appear
A rapier inspired by the story of a fallen kingdom. "What winter stole long ago cannot be reclaimed. Now, I beg you, find rest with those who awaited your return."
A shield used by the Flame Knights. True to their name, the order is renowned for their mastery of gunpowder weapons. However, despite their prowess, the shield's legitimacy is questioned due to rumor
A shield crudely patched together from scrap metal. It looks shabby, but it's enough to block a decent attack.
A shield adorned with golden leaves. The Twilight Messengers wear lavish equipment befitting their greed. Their shield, plated with a thick layer of gold, stands as a symbol of their avarice.
A halberd crafted by House Gilliam. It is said to have been rushed out to muscle into a supply contract once monopolized by House Lambert. The quality is merely serviceable, and rumors claim the saved
A large shield crafted by House Gilliam. It is said to have been designed solely to withstand House Lambert's weapons. However, both families remain silent regarding its actual performance, leaving on
A greataxe crafted at Gorthak Ironworks. Even the haft is made of metal, making it hard to swing without serious strength. The orcs at the Gorthak are far from barbaric, but some things become much si
A warhammer crafted at the Gorthak Ironworks. With exceptional iron from the Krall Foundry and masterful craftsmanship, the Gorthak Ironworks has earned an unrivaled reputation. No matter the threat,
A greataxe bearing the name of an old Demenissian house. "The guilt of failing to protect his lord ate away at the knight. In the end, he left this world behind."
A longsword bearing the name of the old Demenissian house. "Yet, on the day of a most brutal battle, the knight returned home cradling his lord's lifeless body."
A mace bearing the name of an old Demenissian house. "There is a tale of a loyal knight from House Iris, now vanished into the mists of history."
A mace forged at Gorthak Ironworks, crafted by melting recycled iron and reforging it with orcish smithing skill. This weapon boasts a simple, practical design and has an exceptional steel quality.
A bismuth spear reinforced with a kuku spear. By using the pot to condense bismuth ores to their absolute limit, every swing of the spear causes newly formed resolutions to burst forth in all directio
An electromagnetic boltspitter reinforced with a kuku pack. The Core of Deliverance housed within the cauldron generates a constant, powerful electric current. When fired, it unleashes thick bolts of
A flame spear reinforced with a kuku spear. The pot is packed with high-concentration fuel, unleashing a wave of all-consuming flame with every swing. Though persistent overheating issues prevent it f
An electromagnetic flamespitter reinforced with a kuku pack. Powered by the Core of Renunciation, it generates an endless stream of fire within its internal cauldron. No complex operation is required,
An electromagnetic frostspitter reinforced with a kuku pack. The Core of Revelation absorbs warmth, keeping the cauldron's interior near absolute zero. The cold emitted from the nozzle freezes everyth
A laser cannon spear reinforced with a kuku spear. It functions less like a spear and more like a portable cannon that fires explosive beams. Power amplified within the pot erupts from the tip as a st
A lightning spear reinforced with a kuku spear. By harnessing the raw power of a raging storm, its output has been pushed to the absolute limit. Each thrust releases a burst of blue flashes and lightn
A propeller spear reinforced with a kuku spear. Rather than acting as a simple power source, the pot's internal machinery generates and traps an artificial typhoon. Upon activation, a compressed gust
A kuku pot fashioned into a weapon. Though its form has changed, it retains its original function of housing various objects and power. Its modular design allows for further modification, enabling the
A dagger named after the legend of Kylus. According to the old tales, Kylus expanded his lands without rest. The ancestors passed their tireless diligence to Pailune.
A shield crafted by House Lanford of Calphade. In Calphade, the worth of a warrior is measured by the number of comrades saved, not foes slain. This is the creed of House Lanford.
A large shield covered in golden leaves. Though gilded, it does nothing to improve the shield's function and serves only to look extravagant.
An ornately decorated shield. The jewels embedded in it are all finely crafted imitations. Its overly ostentatious appearance has led many warriors to shun it.
A shield crafted by Rekel, before his rise to fame. His talent blossomed by pouring his loyalty to Calphade into his craft. Behind the fame of this master craftsman lies the patronage of House Lanford
A medium banner pike bearing the Tribal State of Pailune's symbol. It looks like it could be used as a weapon in a pinch.
A shield crafted entirely from Odeck timber. Specially treated to withstand both steel and flame, it stands firm against any assault. Though it may look like a simple wooden shield, the craft skills b
A musket made in Pailune. Parts and blueprints were brought in from Demeniss, but the weapon was built entirely by northern hands. Jian also took great interest in adopting outside technology, and the
A folding greatsword made by House Spencer. The house was known for its eccentrics—rather than merely adopting Delesyian technology, it sought to reinterpret it in Demeniss's own way. Built with a spe
A giant greataxe made from a boulder carved with ancestral symbols. Perhaps the wisdom of the ancient forebears who made this axe wasn't much more complicated than "the bigger the weapon, the better."
A shield made by the people of Sunset Valley from processed rattan. Though many in the valley live lives pushed to the brink, some endure with a small hope. Outsiders may despise what they create, but
The Reinforced Large Warspike Shield is a mercenary shield-and-sword combo built around bulwark defense and counter-strikes — a solid addition to your arsenal.
A masterpiece born of imitation. Ronnie was once an obscure blacksmith who spent his days mimicking the shields of the master craftsman, Rekel. One day, dissatisfied with Rekel's latest work, he forge
A shield forged in Calphade. True to its nickname, the "Unyielding Shield," Calphadean shields are renown for their quality. With it, warriors march proudly into battle even today.
A crude, roughly crafted mace. Designed solely for killing, it is devoid of any artistry. It evokes the chilling sensation that the scent of its victims' blood still clings to it.
The royal guards' training shield. It's not given to individual guards, and they are managed collectively in the armory after training.
A shield used by Reventine priests. Though it looks fragile since it's made mostly of wood, the back is reinforced with iron, so it doesn't break easily. Once the shield is made, priests give it a fin
A warhammer made at the Saltroad Trading Post. For those bound for Varnia, the Saltroad Trading Post is the last chance to hire freeswords and arm themselves. Beyond its borders, a grueling journey aw
A shield painted with bright flowers in the hope of peace's return. As the flowers painted in tribute to seasons without war wear away, tranquil spring days feel ever more distant.
The Small Bleed Bandit Banner Pike is a one-handed blade built around balanced melee pressure and parries — a solid addition to your arsenal.
A spear wielded by Hexe Sanctuary's earthen warriors. This spear serves in rituals that create new victims for Hexe Marie, birthing more tormented brothers shrouded in darkness.
A staff wielded by Hexe Sanctuary's earthen warriors. Shattering their jars will spill clay, brimstone, and bones, which are all vital for Hexe Marie's profane creations.
A hammer bearing the name of the ordinary blacksmith, Sydmon. "When given but a single chance, he steeled himself to break the curse of mediocrity."
A shield, bearing the name of Sydmon, the ordinary blacksmith. "But on one fateful day, Sydmon was commissioned to forge an axe for the royal court."
A longsword bearing the name of Sydmon, the ordinary blacksmith. "Day and night, with all his passion and soul, Sydmon burned himself out forging that axe."
A greataxe of the now vanished Tardik Freeswords. "When the army's commander arrived and asked to the last dying warrior who he was, he answered that he was Tardik."
A shield of the now vanished Tardik Freeswords. "Like so many other freesword companies born and lost in war-torn Pywel, the Tardik Freeswords too disappeared with neither glory nor victory worth boas
A warhammer of the now vanished Tardik Freeswords. "The commander, having misunderstood the warrior's last words, etched the name 'Tardik' into the records as the name of a man."
A shield forged in Calphade. Though the outpost has flourished into a town, its people still hold the hearts of warriors, ever ready to raise their shields and defend one another.
A shield used as safety equipment at the Demeniss Circus. Just how reckless are their stunts to require a shield this thick?
A shield once kept in House Alfonso's armory. These days, it's better known as a shield the Bleed Bandits use after seizing it.
A shield taken from the Desert Abyss Specters. It's made from a material like dried thornbush, yet it does not break or burn easily.
One of the pair of twin blades crafted as a token of love. Among the lovers of Pywel, it is a popular custom to share a matching pair of weapons. This lone sword hints at the tragic end of its owners.
