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While it is the rarity and luster of gold that make it the standard of wealth in the realm, the alchemist covets it for a lesser-known third quality—aetherial conductivity. Unlike most metals, gold has the innate ability to channel aether and even amplify its effects, making it invaluable for those who wish to extract the full potential from a crystal or Bearer.

• Purchased for 1450 Gil from Charon’s Toll in the Hideaway.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the Hunter and the Hunted Main Quest

More leather than iron, it is nonetheless considered an improvement from the crude cording worn by acremen and acolytes.

• Purchased for 400 Gil from most Shop vendors, especially Charon’s Toll.
• Buy after reaching the Hide, Hideaway Main Quest.

Designed more for keeping one’s trousers in place than stopping the h of an axe, those expecting any discerna otection from this basic accessory will be sorely disappointed.

• Clive starts with this equipped during the Prologue.

Offering at least something in the way of the warmth, camouflage, and protection that it did the wolf that once wore it.

• Available from most Shop vendors for 630 Gil.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the Wages of Guilt Main Quest.

An otherworldly luster complements the silky-smooth texture of this sash—a sash dyed a black so deep, it might drive a man to madness, if not render him slightly more inconspicuous in a darkened room.

• Purchased from most Shop vendors for 950 Gil.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the Hunter and the Hunted Main Quest.

For centuries, astrologers have believed that the movements of celestial bodies and their relative positions can influence an individual’s fortunes, including those in war.

• Can be purchased from Charon’s Toll for 4,500 Gil. It will become available once you reach the Streets of Madness Main Quest.

It is documented there were once as many as five nomadic tribes that hunted the arid plains of Dhalmekia. The spread of the Blight having robbed them of both land and prey, many begrudgingly abandoned their wanderlust in exchange for the safety of city walls.

• Can be purchased from Charon’s Toll for 2,250 Gil.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the Getting to Work Main Quest.

Runic scholars separate the ancient logograms into three distinct groups—wards of expelling which are used to emit energy, wards of conservation which are used to absorb energy, and wards of harmony which are used to combine the previous two.

• Can be purchased from Charon’s Toll and other vendors for 3,600 Gil.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the A Song of Hope Main Quest

Centuries ago, the farmers of Kanver discovered that the silk produced by the pestilent “crawlers” that plagued their fields could be harvested and woven into fine thread. Not long after, the Free Cities became home to the realm’s finest magnaneries, quickly transforming into one of the richest trading ports on Storm.

• Can be purchased from Charon’s Toll and other shop vendors for 2,900 Gil.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the Out of the Shadow Main Quest.

An otherworldly luster complements the silky-smooth texture of this sash—a sash dyed a black so deep, it might drive a man to madness, if not render him slightly more inconspicuous in a darkened room.

• Clive starts with this equipped after the prologue.

While copper, iron, even gold mines are plentiful in the Twins, there is only one location where white gold has ever been found—southwestern Ash. As such, the Kingdom of Waloed controls the realm’s sole supply of the rare and highly sought-after metal, with proceeds from its exports funding the nation’s military incursions into Storm.

• Can be bought from Charon’s Toll and other shop vendors for 1,980 Gil.
• Craft (+1) or buy after reaching the After the Storm Main Quest.