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Apprentice Plass, aware of his lack of talent as well as his master's disapproval, began to tinker with inventions, which his master dismissed as "frivolous tricks," like the Barbed Arrows.

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Blackarrows who adopt the javelin as their weapon suffer from reduced range and increased noise, making it difficult to conceal their tracks. Consequently, they no longer undertake scouting duties, transitioning instead to form independent ranged combat divisions.

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Venomous blood flies fixate on wounded humans and animals, enlarging wounds to burrow in and feast.

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Maintain one shot's distance when using a bow. The arrow loses accuracy when it's too far, and drawing the bow may be difficult when too close. Use Concussive Arrows to knock back fast-approaching enemies.

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A strange tree grows in Thunder Ridge, with tall yet lightweight branches that sway and dance even in the slightest breeze, earning it the name "Swaying Wood." Arrows crafted from it are light, fly fast, and maintain a steady trajectory.

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A chill that seeps straight into the bone leaves joints stiff and movements sluggish—mastering its application can yield masterful tactical advantages. Northerners frequently exploit the extreme cold conditions of winter to crush adversaries who fail to acclimate to the climate.

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The impact vibration activates the electro-stones on the arrow shaft, releasing stored lightning power. This type of arrow was inspired by Sorcerer's magical instruments.

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At first glance, the continuous lightning strikes heavily resemble a Sorcerer's spell. However, an experienced Gyldhunter can discern the enemy's true identity simply by reading the rhythmic, systematic pattern of the lightning's accumulation and subsequent discharge.

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Plass and Vronn have different weapon-crafting philosophies. Plass uses a variety of materials and techniques, including herbs only familiar to priests for Paralysis Arrows.

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"It felt like my brain was being scrambled inside my skull!" Whosoever has been unfortunate enough to experience the sheer force of a Shockwave Javelin is left with lingering dread.

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Everyone knows Blackarrow scouts have exceptional eyesight, but few realize they also excel at locating sounds. The greatest advantage is gained when you are hidden but the enemies are visible.

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Coating the arrow in the blood of monsters causes vile blood to splatter upon impact, dealing further damage. Where fools fear the chaos of the forbidden, the wise bend it to their will.

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In Thunder Ridge, spores accidentally brought from the Abyss have grown into a mushroom garden. Initially believed to be a new delicacy, the mushrooms proved otherwise after the first harvest. Now, Brandrgarde priests forbid bringing back any unidentified seeds from the Abyss.

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Brandrgarde Master Smith Vronn orders apprentices to make arrowheads for Blackarrow scouts from forging scraps. The apprentices keep passing the task around until it falls to the youngest, Plass. Vronn turns a blind eye to Plass's mediocre forging talent.

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Nothing is unbreakable, save for absolute speed.

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Blood Offering is a sacrifice meant for the gods. While mortals gain great benefits from consuming it, there is always a price to pay.

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A hollow bulb infused with compressed magical energy. Upon detonation, it emits a deafening blast that deals minimal damage but is highly effective at repelling nearby enemies.

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Even the simplest mechanism can become the key to victory.

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Despite its dull blade, the sheer weight of the axe can inflict serious injuries on those struck.

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Aim for the head to deal higher damage.

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More oil, fiercer flames.

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An effective scouting tool invented by a skilled craftsman named Plass from Brandrgarde. During the war, it helped alleviate the severe shortage of patrol personnel caused by heavy casualties.

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This small eye-shaped Catalyst is imbued with Argus's divine power. Under the True Sight God's influence, no secrets can remain hidden.

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Those slain by the Fetid Jar linger on their last breath for a long while—long enough for the killer to prepare and deliver the final blow in person.

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Fire doesn't choose sides. It burns everyone the same.

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Remember where you set your traps, or you'll end up like those fools who froze their toes off.

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A bitter potion brewed with yarrow that heals wounds.

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Distinctive in taste, it stimulates latent energy within the body.

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A pill concocted by army apothecaries. Even amidst the relentless grind of combat, a soldier only needs to swallow an Inspiring Pill before heading into battle to feel strength return to their weary body in an instant.

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Contains illusion-inducing dust that lures nearby monsters to attack when broken.

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A crude form of misdirection, perfect for deceiving humans who rely too heavily on sight.

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A bitter potion brewed with yarrow dregs that provides minimal healing.

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Its distinctive taste can be invigorating, but should be sipped in small amounts.

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A jar designed to subdue monsters; it will not harm ordinary humans with intact souls.

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Placing these bulbs around camp can scare off scavenging beasts prowling in the night or warn of night raids by the Corroded.

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A bitter potion brewed with premium yarrow that provides exceptional healing.

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Those infested by the bulb draw enemies to them, much like an infected animal draws the attention of a predator.

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The dust sprinkled on your body is unstable and will shake off with any movement, revealing your true form.

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So long as one moves with a light touch and stays low to the ground, even the keen hearing of Lizardfolk can be deceived. Remember: this only works while crouching. Do not stand up and run.

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The Velgr use these Potent Soul Separation Pills in their experiments. Once a soul is forcibly separated from the flesh, it is swiftly cast into a Soulcomb Net to filter out impurities, severing all remaining ties to the physical body.

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With this in hand, no door or chest is out of reach. Even the legendary Phantom Thief Skeet couldn't have done better!

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A blacksmith would surely curse such waste—using fine materials for mere throwing weapons.

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A strange bulb grown from mutated phantom trees near the Hallowgrove. Those struck by it seem as if they are walking among the phantom trees, with nowhere to hide.

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To hide within shadows may allow one to traverse even the Gyldenmist, but alas, such a sanctuary cannot endure for long.

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To assist soldiers on abyss patrol missions, the priests of Brandrgarde developed this dust. When sprinkled over one's body, it muffles the sound of movement.

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A heavy, sticky jar filled with foul-smelling mud. It is the sort of thing that can cause as much trouble as it solves.

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This pill is a weakened version of the Velgr's experimental supplies. Humans who acquired it hoped to use it as an alternative to anesthesia. Unfortunately, the moment a surgeon's blade began to scrape away decayed flesh, the patient jolted awake in agony.

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Locks and unlocks in an instant—even the most nimble-fingered thieves would be left in awe.

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The axe is extremely heavy, requiring careful calculation of its drop speed before throwing.

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Once banned in northern duels for its stealth, dagger throwing is now valued in the post-apocalyptic world for its cunning and shrewdness.

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If the killer is already dead, the Tracker is powerless.

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The Windcaller Butterflies have long since vanished after the apocalypse; only their withered wings remain, collected and repurposed. When crushed, a powerful gust erupts, evoking memories of the days when they could still be seen dancing on coasts and mountaintops.

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Open to choose a Superior quality weapon from any class.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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A perfectly sealed, mysterious coffer. It will open automatically when you claim the mail, granting you a Golden Cipher.

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Open it and choose to get an excellent quality weapon from any profession.

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Open to select one of the legendary quality materials.

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Drink

The rarest of brew crafted by the Brewmaster, its pale golden hue mirrors the legendary spirit drink in the Einherjar. Its most special ingredient may be the love he learned from his mother as a child.

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Brewed by Brewmaster, this drink honors the valorous mortals clad in armor, advancing undeterred. As the vanguard, they deserve this more than anyone else.

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A common brew crafted by the Brewmaster for those who walk between life and death. In Brandrgarde, it's the most ordinary of drinks, commonly found in the hands of soldiers.

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A crimson brew crafted by the Brewmaster to resonate with mighty war souls, named for its brilliant red color. It honors outstanding leaders in war and is rumored to be especially favored by Harald.

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Though Rhaetenth has fallen into slumber, his purpose was fulfilled. The Abyss has nurtured the dragon egg, setting it upon the flow of destiny.

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To forge sharp enough weapons and equipment, Vronn and his apprentices smelted gold ore day and night but still could not prevent the coming disaster.

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Transported from Gainar and Dmitrheim, it was originally intended for painting and restoring the murals in the Main Hall and Sacred Chambers. After the Mistfall, it was hoarded deep within Brandrgarde, making it difficult to find.

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The Silver Dragon, renowned for wisdom, traveled the three realms and established the Dragon God faith, gathering dragons, Lizardfolk, and other draconic beings. The followers believe that under Gadis's leadership, they will eventually awaken Rhaetenth and establish a kingdom for the dragon race.

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Before the Mistfall, the Northerners believed the Horned God brought light and hope, soaring through the sky and bestowing blessings on all.

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The sachet is adorned with countless rare gems and was once cherished by the Prayer of the Moon. She wore it at her waist, bestowing endless blessings upon the soldiers.

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Living moss growing on ancient wood carvings, stained with the blood of the fallen.

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A mithril brooch tempered in the blood of the sacrificed, its wearer can almost feel the chill of sorrowful sighs and whispers.

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Crafted from massive bone fragments left behind by giants, it chills anyone who dares to play it.

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It is said to have formed when divine blood seeped into ore veins and solidified, bearing sacred significance. Within Brandrgarde, Celestigold is revered as a divine gift.

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It is said to have formed when divine blood seeped into ore veins and solidified, bearing sacred significance. Within Brandrgarde, Celestigold is revered as a divine gift.

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Charcoal that is nearly burned out. Can be used for camp construction.

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Coarse wood is rough and heavy, yet it holds up the walls of Brandrgarde through even the harshest winters.

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Can't believe anyone still has the luxury to study ecology these days.

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A button with a three-eyed design representing Argus the Wisdom God. Likely from a sorcerer's robe.

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A copper ingot with a dim yellow gleam, lying in stillness in some forgotten corner of Brandrgarde. Before Gyldenblod came into common use, it served as one of Brandrgarde's chief currencies.

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The proof of killing and planning in the "Hunt Planning" event. On it is engraved a dog face that thinks it is very cute, and two scratched words: Planning.

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After the Mistfall, mutated creatures multiplied rapidly, with frenzy and corruption as their most common traits.

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Crude Runestone containing weak runic magic. Can be used for equipment forging.

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Harald once led the three High Priests in offering sacrifices to the gods, praying for an end to the war and prosperity for his family. The days when nectar flowed sweet and fragrant were when Brandrgarde stood most united.

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Any spellcaster knows how valuable crystallized dragon blood is. Dragons can also sense the essence of their kin—best not let them find it.