None

A simple leather top that trades comfort for basic protection.

Linen layers stitched tight. Surprisingly stiff and durable.

Practical padding with reinforced seams for hard daily use.

A tough, layered jacket favored by militia and travelers.

Thick quilted padding meant to blunt cuts and soften impacts.

Light, flexible leather for long roads and rough camps.

Plain metal chest protection built for soldiers, guards, and mercenaries.

Overlapping metal scales that flex while guarding the ribs and chest.

A short mail shirt that protects well without too much weight.

Strapped leather with metal fasteners for extra strength.

Field repairs, layered scraps, and extra stitching where it counts.

Small plates hidden under fabric, built for mobility.

Overlapping rawhide scales laced into a tough, flexible shell.

Heavy hide with warmth and bulk. Reinforced with metal plates.

Leather with mail at the shoulders or collar to protect gaps.

Close-fitting quilted coat that keeps gear from chafing and shifting.

Long, well-stuffed padding often worn beneath heavier armor.

Thickened leather shaped to the torso for better deflection.

Big steel plates secured to form protection from the front or back, but

Leather over quilted backing to cushion against strikes.

Stiff, heat-treated leather with a rigid feel and firm fit.

A sturdy coat with internal plates that spread the force of blows.

Vertical metal strips riveted to leather for added rigidity.

Hidden plates under a tough coat.

Armor lined with metal plates, worn by the King's Guard of Mount Citadel.

Full mail coverage for soldiers who expect close combat.

A simple iron cap worn by recruits and guards for basic head protection.

A frightening helmet

Intimidating horned helm.

A hat worn by an old Magi.

Open-faced helmet with a nose bar to turn away direct hits.

A pointed profile designed to deflect downward cuts.

Broad brim helps against falling debris and overhead strikes.

Brim and crown strengthened for prolonged frontline use.

A practical, repairable helm with visible rivets and plate seams.

This helmet is great for protection and you can also cook things in it.

Solid front coverage for brawls and close-quarters pushing.

Usually worn by an absolute madman.

Helmet used by the Elite Dragoon fighters of Bledstone.

Narrow eye slits reduce openings while keeping a usable view.

Extended visor gives breathing space and strong face protection.

Fully enclosed helmet for maximum protection in heavy fighting.

Open helm with side plates to protect jaw and ears in melee.

Thicker steel with a deeper dome to better shed glancing blows.

Intricate details cover this exquisite piece of armor.

One of the finest pieces of armor ever crafted.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

A grim, emotionless look meant to unsettle onlookers.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

Worn at rites and oaths where anonymity matters.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

A notorious style used by highwaymen and raiders to intimidate.

The unsettling mark of those who worked where others refused to enter.

Bright colors and a fixed smile that hides the wearer’s intent.

Rough-hide sewn tight, made from some unknown leathery material.

Cold, clinical, and inhuman—like armor made by a stranger world.

Its blank stare makes people step back without thinking.

Warm to the touch, as if it remembers the forge that birthed it.

Worn by the silent. The ornament is a warning, not decoration.

A sealed visage that turns screams into silence.

A ceremonial demon mask used in rites of protection and fear.

Carved from old bark and bound with vine, smelling of pine and rain.

A clacking, skeletal set that feels lighter than it should.

A clacking, skeletal set that feels lighter than it should.

Quiet on buckles and blades. Made for work that shouldn’t be seen.

Quiet on buckles and blades; made for work that shouldn’t be seen.

Scuffed knuckles and honest stitching. Nothing fancy, just reliable.

Scuffed knuckles and honest stitching—nothing fancy, just reliable.

Dyed loud on purpose; for duelists, performers, or anyone bold enough

Dyed loud on purpose; for duelists, performers, or anyone bold enough

A showpiece pair that still holds up under a firm grip.

A showpiece pair that still holds up under a firm grip.

Tailored gloves with careful seams for precise fingers and clean handling.

Tailored gloves with careful seams for precise fingers and clean handling.

"Bold red hide with reinforced palms\u2014hard to ignore, harder to drop

"Bold red hide with reinforced palms\u2014hard to ignore, harder to drop

Thick hide and hooked claws meant for tearing through brush or armor

Thick hide and hooked claws meant for tearing through brush or armor

Brutal, scarred hands made for grabbing shields, throats, and anything

Brutal, scarred hands made for grabbing shields, throats, and anything

Weathered raider gloves stained by dust, smoke, and a hundred campfires.

Weathered raider gloves stained by dust, smoke, and a hundred campfires.

Cold to the touch, steady in battle, and eerily tireless.

Cold to the touch, steady in battle, and eerily tireless.

A predator’s grip. Quiet, quick, and built to rip and shred.

A predator’s grip. Quiet, quick, and built to rip and shred.

"A sturdy wooden barrel bound with iron hoops\u2014perfect for dry goods,

A long, simple bench made for feasts, meetings, and tired adventurers.

A tall shelf for tomes, ledgers, and trophies of knowledge gathered over

A mid-sized shelf for journals, scroll tubes, and everyday records of

A simple holder that brings steady light and a bit of warmth to any corner.

"A plain wooden chair with a solid frame\u2014built to survive years

"A humble pitcher for water or cheap ale\u2014durable, if you don\u2019t

A slightly finer clay pitcher with a sealed finish. Made for daily use

A deep dish for stews and thick meals. Made for hungry adventurers.

A built hearth for heat, comfort, and the smell of smoke that makes a

A basic fork. More practical than fancy, but it gets the job done.

A neat pile of split logs—fuel for long nights and a busy hearth.

A small metal cup. Easy to clean, hard to break, and common in any hall.

A weighty mug that holds heat well and survives even the roughest tavern

A sturdy pitcher for pouring drinks during feasts and celebrations.

A wide serving plate suited for roasted meat, bread, and shared meals.

An uncovered barrel ready to be filled, rummaged through, or used as

A plain spoon for broth, porridge, and scraping the last bite from the

A wide, heavy table meant for shared meals, maps, and guild gatherings.

A practical surface for sorting loot, crafting plans, and signing contracts.

"A round table that invites discussion. No \u201Chead\u201D of the table,

Compact and sturdy. Ideal for cards, mugs, and small meetings.

A wall-mounted torch bracket. Keeps the hall lit without wasting table

A simple basin for cleaning hands and gear after travel, work, or battle.

An easy draw bow used for hunting, training, and learning proper form.

Strengthened limb ends and a solid grip make it a steady shooter at range.

Slightly curved limbs give it a quick snap, favored by scouts and woodsmen.

A heavy draw bow wrapped and banded for durability in harsh weather and

A compact sidearm built for the road. Simple, reliable, and easy to carry.

Two barrels with one trigger. Meant for close calls and fast follow-up

Slim and practical, with a sturdy stock for long patrols and rough weather.

Heavier than most, but built to answer trouble fast.

"Short, brutal, and intimidating\u2014made for tight spaces and sudden

A well-stoppered carry horn that keeps your charge safe from rain and

Bag containing shot for flintlock rifles and pistols.

Light build, fast handling—favored by patrols and roaming guards.

Built for gate duty and long watches, with durable fittings and strong

A pronged head meant to snag targets and make retrieval harder for the

A straightforward iron point built for everyday shooting and dependable

Jagged edges that catch in armor gaps and shred cloth and flesh.

A standard crossbow bolt with a thick shaft for stable, hard-hitting

A compact axe with a steady center of weight, made for quick, repeatable

Narrow and easy to hide, built for fast draws and faster throws.

A flat, balanced star with wicked edges; silent until it strikes.

An Ability Stone that grants Nexus Shot. Fires an arcane arrow that ends in a small arcane burst. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Ember Wrap mesh effect.

An Ability Stone that grants Ember Strand. Fires a heated arrow that bursts into a brief ember bloom on impact. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Nightshroud mesh effect.

An Ability Stone that grants Featherflight. Fires a swift feathered arrow that ends in a light aerial burst. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

An Ability Stone that grants Vortex Lance. Launches a warped shot that collapses into a compact gravity burst. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

An Ability Stone that grants Firebrand Arrow. Ignites the next shot in a vivid fire burst. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

An Ability Stone that grants Rose Pulse Arrow. Sends a radiant pulse-tipped arrow that bursts with compact energy on impact. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Spirit Veil mesh effect.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Mistwake mesh effect.

An Ability Stone that grants Gilded Volley. Looses a gilded shot that blooms into a bright radiant burst. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Blight Spores mesh effect.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Smokeveil mesh effect.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Stormcoil mesh effect.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Pulseflare mesh effect.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Venom Shroud mesh effect.

A Spirit Augment that attunes the bearer to the Beamheart mesh effect.

An Ability Stone that grants Stormsurge Arrow. Fires a charged arrow that breaks into a storm burst on impact. Pair it with an Elemental Augment to recolor its mesh effect when supported.

An Elemental Augment keyed to Moonscape Pearl. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Sun Ember. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Frostglass Vial. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Stormglass Spike. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Rosebloom Seed. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Mossheart Seed. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Tideglass Shell. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Amberleaf Pod. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Arc Prism. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Pulse Coil. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Volt Thorn. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Void Cinder. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Ruby Core. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Sapphire Tear. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Amethyst Fang. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Topaz Eye. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Gilded Coin. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Silver Talon. It recolors Spirit Augments

An Elemental Augment keyed to Bronzed Emerald. It recolors Spirit Augments

A pale, reinforced longbow with a cold, rigid frame, suited for disciplined archers who value reach and precision over flourish.

A weathered bow wrapped with green bindings, as though shaped for hunters of swamps, forests, and damp frontier paths.

A dark stave marked with orange wraps, giving it the look of a field bow used by raiders, scouts, or warriors from harsher lands.

A heavier, more ornate recurve with metal-limbed styling, built for strength and stability, and likely favored by elite archers or noble hunters.

Hewn from rootwood and bone, the Dragonbone Recurve looks as though it was coaxed from the ground instead of crafted by mortal hands. Rangers of the deep wild favor it for hunting dire beasts, trespassers, and oathbreakers beneath the elder boughs.

Bound in blacksteel and hard oak, and set with cruel crimson spurs, the Blackspur Warbow was built for battlements and blood feuds. Settlement captains prize it for disciplined volleys, brutal skirmishes, and siege-line defense.

Crafted from pale moonsteel and shaped like swept winter plumage, the Hailfeather Longbow carries the hush of first snow. Its arrows fly with cold, clean grace, making it a favored weapon of northern nobles, skywatchers, and master marksmen.

Fashioned from the pinions of a twilight drake and lashed to a spine of dark iron, the Duskwyrm Recurve drinks torchlight into violet shadow. Raiders and cult-hunters whisper that once it is drawn, something hungry has already taken aim.

Gilded around a gryphon-faced core and feathered with silver pinions, the Gryphoncrest Bow was borne by skyward champions and royal wardens. Its arrows are said to fly with the pride of high aeries, striking as swift as a diving king-beast.

Carved in the likeness of a coiled sea wyrm and cast in weathered jade-green bronze, the Jadecoil Bow is favored by marsh seers, tide raiders, and temple hunters. When drawn, its scaled limbs seem to tense like a living serpent ready to strike.

Forged for dusk scouts and silent raiders, the Gloamhook Bow drinks in torchlight and answers with sudden death. Its dark hooked limbs were made for ambush, wall-top duels, and the kind of shot an enemy notices only after it lands.

Tempered from pale steel and wrapped in cobalt cord, the Riversteel Longbow has served frontier wardens for generations. It lacks the vanity of relic weapons, but in rain, river mist, and siege smoke, few bows have earned more victories.

Wrought from pale silverwood and bound around a sea-green heart, the Tideglass Recurve is prized by shorewardens, mist hunters, and moonlit scouts. Its limbs bend with the grace of a breaking wave, sending arrows in swift, whispering arcs.

Cast in warm bronze and leather-bound at the grip, the Sunbarb Longbow was made for watchtowers, caravan roads, and border wars. Its hooked tips give it the look of a desert predator, patient until the moment it strikes.

Grown around a violet seedstone and edged with cruel shadow-spines, the Voidseed Recurve seems less crafted than awakened. Night cults and abyss-touched hunters favor it, for its drawn string hums like something alive in the dark.

Lacquered in crimson and crowned with gilded featherwork, the Dawnplume Bow was carried by temple guardians and war-princes of the eastern dawn. Each shot flies with regal brilliance, as though the first light of morning itself had been loosed.

Forged in blacksteel and sun-gold, the Crowntalon Recurve was shaped after the diving strike of a hunting falcon. Palace wardens and banner-knights favor it for its speed, precision, and the fear its blade-like limbs inspire from the walls above.

Wrought from blue moonsteel and ringed with silver briars, the Moonbriar Bow carries the quiet cruelty of a hedge under starlight. Night wardens and mistbound rangers prize it for patient shots cast through fog, snowfall, and pale moon glow.

Curved like a striking fang and lacquered in venom-dark glass, the Vipershade Recurve belongs to hunters who kill from cover and vanish before the reply comes. In the border marshes and blackwood passes, its first shot is usually the only warning an enemy receives.

Bronze branches, crimson glasswing petals, and a wasp-slim frame give the Petalsting Bow a beauty meant to lure the unwary. Thorn-court duelists and twilight huntresses carry it as both ornament and sentence, loosing arrows as graceful as they are cruel.

Blackened steel and crimson barbs mark the Scarclaw Warbow as a weapon of ruthless companies and fortress-breakers. Built for punishing draw weight and hard battlefield use, it is favored by archers who strike first and let panic do the rest.

Tempered in smoke-gray metal with pale inlays and hooked limbs, the Flinthook Bow is a veteran of walls, roads, and long campaigns. It bears little ornament, but in wind, rain, and siege dust, few bows are trusted more.

Set with sky-shards along a midnight frame, the Stormshard Recurve is carried by peak sentinels and tempest rangers. Its arrows are said to fly truest when thunder rolls, cutting through gale and battle-smoke with cold precision.

Built around twin brass gear-hearts and trimmed with crimson vane-work, the Cogheart Bow is the pride of master engineers and disciplined marksmen. Its measured draw and flawless balance reward patience, skill, and the steady hand of a settlement defender.

Bound in crimson cord and crowned with the jaws of slain beasts, the Direjaw Recurve is carried by frontier hunters who wear their victories in bone. Its drawn string is a promise that every hunt ends with something added to the trophy rack.

Fashioned from deadwood, knucklebone, and turquoise spirit idols, the Grimtotem Longbow is whispered over before battle by marsh seers and bone-callers. Arrows loosed from it are feared not only for their wound, but for the ill omen they leave behind.

Jointed with cobalt braces and etched with runic channels, the Aetherlink Recurve bends like a crafted arcane instrument rather than a simple bow. Spellwardens prize it for disciplined shots cast across battlements, breach lines, and open sky.

Forged in gold-edged steel and lined with azure inlays, the Spirelance Warbow was built for the upper towers of great citadels. Its lance-like limbs speak of royal volleys, siege command, and archers sworn to hold the walls against all comers.

Fashioned from living greenwood and dressed in gilded laurel, the Laurelgild Recurve was borne by garden wardens and glade-knights sworn to keep the bright borders of the realm. Its draw is smooth as spring growth, and its arrows fly with the calm precision of a well-ruled forest.

Grown from the boughs of a blighted orchard and knotted around bitter dusk-fruit, the Blackorchard Bow is feared in the hands of hedge witches, briar stalkers, and keepers of forbidden groves. Old tales claim each arrow carries a trace of root-rot and woodland spite into the wound it leaves.