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Overview There are many items in the game. Over 300 at last count. Here is a quick overview of the items in the game. Each weapon and armor piece is made from a different material. Here is the list of the types out there in Arkavia. Iron The most common and weakest material. They are perfect to start off with but you should find something better and fast. Adamantium A variation of Iron. It can be found in many Iron mines. Much heavier and harder to forge, but is stronger then Iron. Limeware An expensive and brittle material. It is only produced in Gordica and is ment for decoration then for combat. Green Glass Light weight, strong, and fairly common. Green Glass is the material of choice for those adventurers wet behind the ears. Red Glass Found only from the mines of Thorn, Red Glass is stronger and lighter then Green Glass. It is also extremely expensive since the Imperial Empire buys nearly all the Red Glass Thornia can mine. Ebony (Glass) Ebony Glass (or just Ebony) is a darker and much heavier glass material. Because of the price, Ebony weapons and armors are not in much use. White Ebony (Glass) White Ebony Glass (or just White Ebony) looks just like regular Ebony but with streaks of white impurities. These impurities add to the strength of White Ebony making it the strongest material in use today. Only Gordica produces White Ebony and only Dagon Cardia (though smuggling in Gnarr Bay City) uses it to arm their troops. Weapons in Arkavia comes in many shapes and sizes. And many are found in multiple types of materials. Battle Axe A larger, two handed axe. Bow Your archery weapon of choice Broadsword Like a longsword, but thicker. A great early weapon. Claymore A large, two handed long sword. Club For those that don't care how the job gets done. Dagger Small and weak. Halberd When you want your spear to be more like a can opener. Longsword Your standard sword. Mace A club with spikes, or any other nastiness. Pike A supped up spear. Saber The special design allows one to get an extra attack in per round. Shortsword Not a dagger, but not a longsword either. Perfect. Spear When you want to reach out and touch someone. Staff Like a club, but bigger. And bigger is always better. War Axe Your standard axe. There are several types of armors in the game. Cuirass The main form of protection. Don't go adventuring without it. Shields Providing you are not using a two-handed weapon, you can carry a shield. Note that shields reduce your agility. Helmets Helmets add more protection, but they can effect your ability to caste magic. Miscellanies There are other armor types that can be used in your Miscellanies equipment slot. These include Pauldrons, Boots, Greaves and Gauntlets. Many creatures give up alchemy items can be sold for gold or be used in the creation of enchant weapons and armors. Fauna Alchemy items can be purchased by many Alchemy vendors. Here is a small sample of the many items. Rapture Scale Can be found on the bodies of Raptures. Wolf Pelt The pelt of a wolf. Seductress' Heart Surprisingly not as cold as you might think. Fish Scales Can be purchased from vendors in port cities. Frost Berry Used to make Frost Berry Beer! Imperial Dragon Flower This flower is protected by Imperial Law. There a number of magical items in the game that can be found, purchased or created by enchanters. Here is a small listing of the many magical items in the game. Wand of Fire This item can caste a fireball five times before crumbling into powder. Crusader's Shield This shield resists dark magical spells. Ring of Kittystretch Evade sleep spells with the power of Kittystretch! Cheap Shot Dagger This nasty little dagger both numbs and poisons those that it cuts. Icicle This claymore not only cuts but freezes the flesh of those it comes into contact with. Potions and Alcohol both work in the same way, however they have different effects. Potions restore health, magic, and cure any aliments as well as permanently increase one's attributes and skills Alcohols will permanently increase one or more attributes and skills, but always to the detriment of another, including your health points.
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This site was last updated 05/31/07