Very little rhyme and even less reason into the creation of this ghastly ornament, the bones strung along its twine most likely belonging to unfortunate enough to meet its maker.

Used in Crafting

When cut and polished, the spiny, Opaline shells of western Storm’s briar clam rival the luster of most gems. More importantly, however, when incorporated into armor, they can also provide nigh unmatched protection, being strong enough to turn aside an adamantine blade without suffering so much as a scratch.

Used in crafting.

Upon close inspection of a lesser dragon’s foot, one may observe that the middle talon is considerably longer than the rest. This extended appendage is used to puncture the fleshy parts of the creature’s prey, causing severe blood loss and weakening them for the kill.

Used in crafting.

Despite thousands of years having passed since its forging, not a single blemish, scratch, nor patch of rust can be found upon this metal’s surface. As to how that is possible, none can say, and the answer will likely remain lost forever.

** Used in crafing.**

• Dropped from Iron Giants.

Many have tendered explanations as to how imperial dragoons are able to leap to such absurd heights—from the power of prayer to a strict diet of hare, toad, and crickets—but none save the knights themselves know the truth. Whatever the secret, it is plain that heavy plate would only prove a hindrance, and so the empire equips its dragoons with armor forged from lighter-than-linen mythril. This link is part of a vest that would have been worn beneath the breastplate.

Used in crafting.

Just as drops of molten iron fall from a smith’s oven to the floor to cool, so too do they fall from the celestial foundry where the gods forge their divine instruments of war…or so it is believed. We call these otherworldly outcastings “meteorites.”

Used in crafting.

A mane used in everything from helm crests to hairbrushes—primarily by those people lucky enough never to have met with a minotaur.

“And lo did Sir Crandall strike the mane from the beast and rob him of his strength.”
- From The Noble Knight

Used in crafting.

• Dropped from the Minotaur enemy. The first time it will drop is during the miniboss encounter with the Minotaur in The Kingsfall during The Hunter and Hunted main quest.

An inconspicuous shrub commonly found growing near Mothercrystals, its roots are harvested to create a deep red dye. But unlike most pigments, madder root extract does more than merely stain cloth—it imbues it with a faint elemental charge that can aetherially enhance both Bearer and crystal-based magicks.

Used in crafting.

• Can be purchased from the Shop in Lostwing for 20 gil a piece.

Economists are wont to argue that currency-based commerce is a cornerstone of civilization. If true, this coin would suggest that goblins are far more civilized than humankind gives them credit for…or perhaps that humankind is rather less civilized than we presume.

Valuable. Can be traded for gil.

Many have tendered explanations as to how imperial dragoons are able to leap to such absurd heights—from the power of prayer to a strict diet of hare, toad, and crickets—but none save the knights themselves know the truth. Whatever the secret, it is plain that heavy plate would only prove a hindrance, and so the empire equips its dragoons with armor forged from lighter-than-linen mythril. This link is part of a vest that would have been worn beneath the breastplate.

Used in crafting.

For centuries, these strange egg-shaped clusters of ore were ignored by Waloed’s pickmen, since clutchmine is brittle, dull, and of little use in its own right. But when it was later discovered that the substance could be added to metals to increase their strength and hardness, it was mined to the point of exhaustion.

Used in crafting.

Despite its rose-like appearance, this delicate sandstone formation found in the deserts of Dhalmekia is no rose, but instead an inexplicable peculiarity of nature—a reminder that humankind will never fully comprehend the world in which we live. It is also said to bring good luck.

Used in crafting.

• Can be bought for 40 Gil at The Lazarus District Shop in The Imperial Province of Rosaria during the Black Light Burns Main Quest.

Surprisingly, dissection of a coeurl’s whisker shows it to be composed almost entirely of metal. While this would go some way to explain why some coeurls can channel lightning, it raises the question of how the metal got there in the first place…

• Dropped from the Coeurl boss fight during the Capital Punishment Main Quest.

A nondescript fragment of a crystal long spent. While the aetherial charge contained within is too faint to serve as a catalyst for any significant casting, when gathered together with other such specimens, a determined individual might coax a final spark from the pile. Most, however, are simply used in jewelry making as inexpensive alternatives for more precious gems.

Valuable. Can be traded for gil. Worth 1,600 gil each.

Grimalkins have developed spots on their skins which render them nigh invisible as they prowl the arid savannahs of southern Storm. Said spots provide considerably less camouflage when prowling elsewhere, however.
Obtained by defeating Grimalkin.

Used in crafting.

• Dropped from the Grimalkin C Rank Hunt found in Dhalmekia.