The aim of this guide is to contain lists for all the items in the game, obtained from quests, merchants, chests, enemies and other sources. Items such as weapons and armor have their stats displayed, as well as their availability through the game.

The schema used is the following:

[NAME OF THE ITEM]
[STATS] (some categories don't have stats, such as miscellaneous items)
[MAP]

• [SOURCE] (quest reward, merchant, chest, enemy...)

In the Spells For Sale category, [STATS] is replaced by [LEVEL] (level of the spell).

The category [MAP] only refers to the map where the item is obtained. It doesn't mean you will obtain it on the first visit. This is the case with Greyfell, for example. The Shadowpulse Armor is found in this first map of the game, but it's impossible to get until you arrive at Farlorn's Hope.

When an item has a number between parenthesis, such as (1), then that source will always yield the number specified. Intervals such as (0-2) are also used to specify that either 0, 1 or 2 items are possible to be obtained. Sources you see without quantity in the end are assumed to have (0-1) items on them.

Let's go over the different types of sources and how they behave:

• QUEST REWARD: always fixed, but some quests have different endings depending on Avatar choices, so rewards may vary in this case.
  
  
• MERCHANT: merchandise is always fixed, and merchants only have one copy of every item they sell. If you sell them many copies of the same item, those will appear in only one stack in their inventory, but that stack will contain as many copies as the ones you sold (in other words, every instance of any item you sold can be re-bought).
  
  
• CHEST/CORPSE: containers you find in the different maps. Some of them have fixed contents, others offer completely randomized ones, and there are many that have both fixed and random items in them. Their contents are set at the moment you first enter the map. For spells, the level of the scroll follows this behavior, but the type of spell is set when you open the chest for the first time.
  
  
• ENEMY: same as chests, but content is set at the moment they die. An exception is with spells. The level of the scroll is set at the moment the enemy dies, but the spell itself can be rerolled by reloading the game before interacting with the corpse.

If you see more than one percentage in the same entry, such as (40%/5%), it means that there is a 40% chance of getting AT LEAST one copy of the item, and a 2% of getting two. If a container always holds several copies of the item, the format will be (100%/100%/100%), in the case of three copies.

As for items found on merchandise and as quest rewards, the number between parenthesis refers to the quantity obtained, rather than the percentage, since the chance is always 100% in these cases.

Several of the gems found in game, such as Green Jewels, Opals, Lapis lazulis, and so on, have different versions of the same item, with different IDs. Each specific version usually has a different selling/buying price. This should be the only difference between them.

And, as a final note: MISSPELLINGS ARE INTENDED. I wanted to stick to the in-game exact name, because there are other item lists around there that follow this rule as well (as well as gamedata.cff file).