Cloth armor once worn by Balthazar, the Wyvernflame. Crafted from a special fabric brought from across the sea, it is resilient enough to withstand even a wyvern’s talons. The red knot is steeped in a scent that allows wyverns to identify their handler.

A cloth armor once worn by Walter Lanford, leader of the Bleed Bandits. Lavishly made with fine fabric, gold, and all manner of jewels. Light and soft, it allows for free movement even in combat.

An attire made by the sorcerers of Tariv. The Black Witch craved the forbidden knowledge held within Tariv. The courage of those who stood against the incarnation of evil is the true magic of Tariv.

A cloth attire made by companions from Pororin. You can see their cheerful nature just by looking at the bright colors. The acorn it carries looks like a decoration, but it’s said to be a handy meal substitute.

A cloth armor named after Lauques, the herald of Demeniss. According to legend, after being denied entry to a foreign royal castle because he forgot the attire that proved his status, he scaled the walls to infiltrate and deliver his letter.

A cloth armor once worn by the Masked Liberator. Sequinned gold patterns on red cloth and a blue sash hide blood and ash, dressing up plunder as justice.

A cloth armor of a Delesyian guard. A harmonious blend of vivid green and warm gold. It is said that some mockingly remarked that Delesyian soldiers would wear their banquet attire even onto the battlefield.

A cloth armor worn by the members of Calphade.
It’s made of dark orange cloth material, reinforced with a metal breastplate on the chest to enhance defense. Safer than regular cloth armor, it allows its wearer to calmly aim at enemies.

A cloth armor of the Blue Fangs. Made from blue fabric, it is designed to be light for swift movement through Pailune’s forests.

A fancy attire favored by the Delesyians. They enjoy bright, festive clothes. Free from labor, people can simply be happy.

Cloth armor worn by the Tommaso guards made from red cloth reminiscent of the desert’s crimson sands. The metal plate attached to the chest effectively protects the wearer.

Uniform for the scholars of Scholastone. These scholars are deeply immersed in studying the unknown. The university welcomes the pursuit of pure knowledge without limit, leaving the boundaries of their research solely to the scholar’s own conscience.

Attire worn by a priest of St. Halssius’s House of Healing. It would be best not to concern yourself with the original owner of this gear.

Cloth armor crafted by Hernand’s artisans for ceremonial use. Its design reflects the dignity and authority of the guard, and it is permitted only to those who have contributed to Hernand.

Traditional attire capturing the unique style of Pailune. People recall when the Greymanes guarded Pailune, hoping their return would let them wear these bright clothes again. Those who have contributed to Pailune are granted the chance to wear it.

Armor for scouts who gather news from across Pywel faster than anyone. A small token of support for their endless journey, made to guard those setting out on great adventures.

Armor for scouts who gather news from across Pywel faster than anyone. A small token of support for their endless journey, made to guard those setting out on great adventures.

A leather armor once worn by Ludvig, leader of the Jackals. Made from fine Pailunese leather, the quality of this gear is unmatched by many others. But, the Jackals have stained the armor with irreparable dishonor.

A leather armor once worn by Saigord, the Staglord, king of a forgotten kingdom. It once knew prosperity, but its name was buried and lost to history. Now, no one recognizes the armor that once stood as the kingdom’s symbol.

A leather armor once worn by Hemon Beindel, captain of the Hellhounds. It is crafted from the leather of a hound known for its relentless pursuit and agile movements. The tough leather wraps flexibly around the body, allowing the wearer to move quickly.

A leather armor once worn by the Crowcaller. The leather, hardened through unknown sorcery, is as tough as metal, and an ominous malice and magical power radiate from deep within the armor. After meeting his mother, he accepted wicked power and became a warrior of darkness.

A leather coat draped in warm brown fur over soft white fabric. The fur trim is plush and smooth. Intricate, beautiful patterns are embroidered across the front.

Leather armor once worn by Gabriel Caliburn, Duke of the Kingdom of Demeniss. Made from very dark brown leather with crimson-trimmed edges, it pairs a refined design with durability.

Leather armor once worn by the Reed Devil. It carries the grudges of the devil of the reed field and his followers, who slipped free of the cycle of life and death. Layers of leather were stitched together, with extra leather reinforced along the seams for added durability.

Leather armor once worn by Paulus, the guard captain. It is crafted in the traditional style of Pailune, with small iron plates reinforced across the coat for both style and practicality.

Leather armor favored by freeswords who roam the frontier. Layered sheets of rough grey leather help deflect arrows and blades, while the metal pauldrons reinforce vital areas. It doesn’t hinder mobility, making it well suited for long trips and ambushes.

A leather coat with a striking deep-blue pattern, lined with soft fabric for a comfortable fit. The luxurious motifs on its outer surface reflect the refined tastes of nobility.

A leather armor popular among freeswords. Despite its affordable price, the material and performance are excellent, making it a favorite among many newly recruited freeswords. It doesn’t cover the entire body, but it reliably protects vital areas.

Leather armor crafted in Calphade. The tradition of making fur-lined armor hails from Pailune. Despite the uneasy history between the two regions, culture doesn’t always conform to borders.

Armor that harmonizes traditional design with practical structure. The long, coat-style leather armor with a hint of blue has a metal ornament attached to the center of the chest, providing stronger protection for the torso.

A leather armor of the Hernandian Guard. Those working in relatively safe areas often wear leather. Symbols representing Hernand can be found on the armor.

A leather armor awarded to courageous Pailunese warriors. This light, tough armor symbolizes a bold fighter’s spirit and protects vital areas without restricting movement.

Fine leather armor crafted for orcs. Thick hide and fur-lined shoulder covers fend off both the midwinter wind and blades, while tightly tied leather straps and a belt keep it from shifting even during intense movement.

A leather armor shaped after bloody wind sweeping across a cold battlefield. Pure white cloth adornments layered over black leather create a vivid contrast, while metal reinforcements at the shoulders and thighs protect vital points. The white hems flutter with each step, making it stand out even in the midst of combat.

A formal leather armor designed to maintain elegance even in the most prestigious places. Gold ornaments and deep crimson lines overlap against black fabric to create a striking contrast, while the waist belt ensures a sharp, refined silhouette. Metal reinforcement at the shoulders and added leather padding protect vital points without slowing down movement.

A leather armor that embodies unwavering composure on long journeys. Set on deep-toned leather, gilded trim and layered chains draw striking lines, while the waist belt and knotted accents shape a fitted silhouette. Long panels split at the waist flutter with each movement, leaving a resolute impression with every step.

A formal leather armor that captures the quiet elegance of an autumn forest. It has delicate patterned detailing and a golden trim layer over dark leather, creating a neat yet vibrant look. The long, split sleeve ends fall softly like autumn leaves with every movement.

Leather armor popular among Demenissian soldiers. Its neatly tailored appearance reflects their strict discipline.

Leather armor popular among Demenissian adventurers. Made from durable yet lightweight fine leather, it is ideal for long-distance travel.

Leather armor awarded to those who have mastered the martial arts in Demeniss. It symbolizes the pride of the noble Demenissian Army.

Modified ashen wolf’s leather armor. Made from thick, tough hide, it offers solid protection, but it’s so heavy that few people seek it out.

A formal outfit tailored in Hernand, suitable for high-society gatherings. Allows official entry into Hernand Castle.

Armor worn by members of the Black Bears. While it looks crude and haphazardly made, the craftsmanship is surprisingly high.

Armor worn by members of the Dancing Catfish Pirates. The stench of the low-quality booze favored by these pirates cannot be washed away, no matter how many times it is scrubbed.

Armor worn by the Wolf Trackers. It is noticeably frayed in places, likely from their constant wandering across Pywel in search of prey.

Cloth armor worn by members of the Wyvernflames. It features a unique design, having been crafted in a distant land.

A cloth armor worn by bandits. They favor it for its lightweight feel, despite its lack of durability.

A silver plate armor modeled after the Machina Knight, crafted with inspiration from the Machina Knight’s strong appearance. The cold, gleaming metal surface reveals the wearer’s dignity and ruthlessness. Its unwavering defense allows the wearer to focus on attacking.

A plate armor once worn by Samara, the Sandwatcher. In the desert, tales are told of a dark marksman who appears in the sandstorm, shoots with perfect accuracy, and vanishes. Some outlaws who are inspired by the Dark Marksman dress in a similar way.

A plate armor once worn by Merrick, the Knight of Fortune. Crafted from brilliant golden metal, the intricate plates encase the entire body, radiating a magnificent glow when caught by the light. The golden chain exudes both opulence and majesty.