Grandiose

Items with interesting world-building/lore tidbits in their descriptions

These can include items that directly mention bits of the lore behind Sornieth, mention specific locations on the map, items with strange world facts, items such as food items that only appear during certain seasons, items used by many dragons or beastclans, item descriptions that mention clans and how dragons go about life, etc.

This is mainly a resource for writers to give insight to them into the world, and others like myself who just find the worldbuilding of the game fun!

Food

Insects

Altered Roach

Insect

This roach has come into contact with something that cannot be explained.

220

7

Black Witch

Insect

This wicked insect is immune to fire, so it often lures predators to their doom by flying through bursts of lava.

25

3

Blackshield Cockroach

Insect

Fae dragons use rocks to crack the hard shells of these insects before consuming.

64

8

Blue Cricket

Insect

The blue cricket is uncharacteristically quiet at night and noisy during the day.

53

5

Buzzwing Vampire

Insect

Relentless and numerous, these territorial flies have a sting as powerful as most wasps. They frequently transmit devastating diseases.

420

16

Common Locust

Insect

Plague dragons see swarms of locusts as a good omen, many clans following them throughout the realm rather than eating them.

29

3

Craftsman Brightback

Insect

It is easy to locate a brightback colony; their nests are created by saturating large flat leaves with mucus and wrapping them around spherical fruits like apples. The fruit is then consumed when the structure dries in place.

62

6

Cricket

Insect

Crickets are commonly caught in bulk and dried as snacks. Fae dragons are expert cricket-hunters.

53

5

Crystalplate Wasp

Insect

The sting of a crystalplate wasp is known to cause severe allergic reactions, so their stingers are carefully removed before consumption. Almost not worth the trouble.

40

4

Dark-bordered Beauty

Insect

A thrifty dragon will save the wings of the Dark-bordered Beauty and use them in decorative arrangements for display around the horns.

60

7

Darkwood Titan

Insect

Often mistaken for small boulders, most dragons overlook the Darkwood Titan as a food source. Manage to bring one home, however, and you may feed a nest of hatchlings for days.

25

3

Drywood Termite

Insect

Miniscule, but packing tons of protein. Even the most carnivorous dragons will fall back on termite colonies when their prime hunting grounds become scarce.

26

3

Dune Vampire

Insect

The sore left by the bite of a dune vampire is incredibly itchy and sensitive to sunlight.

50

5

Dusky Mealworm

Insect

These parasites only appear when the sun goes down. If the night is silent enough, you can hear thousands of them writhing out of their hiding places...

50

6

Egghead Infiltrator

Insect

Unlike its cousin, the earwig, this insect will absolutely crawl into a dragon's ear. Protect your lobes!

61

6

Fallout Whisper

Insect

These moths fly erratically around the sites of Arcanist's experiments. They make your tongue glow when eaten.

41

4

Fever Fly

Insect

Dragons find biting this fly to be fine - but if the fly bites them it can impart high temperatures and the urge to break into dance.

62

7

Firebelly Scorpion

Insect

True to its name, the firebelly scorpion's venom first makes its presence known by the burning sensation in the victim's abdomen. Food poisoning at its worst.

38

4

Flurry Flyer

Insect

These clumsy insects are completely blind, but use a sophisticated hypersensitivity to vibration and air currents to move as quick, calculated, and almost dangerous swarms. Thankfully they are only seen once every ten or twelve years.

40

4

Frost Whisper

Insect

These arctic insects leave beautiful crystalline spirals on dragon lairs. They derive their power from the full moon.

41

4

Frostbite Beetle

Insect

As this beetle is able to consume frozen plants with ease, its bite can be painful even to dragons.

20

2

Ghost Cockroach

Insect

The only thing this creature has in common with a spectre is that certain dragons are terrified of them.

64

8

Glowbug

Insect

Some den mothers say eating too many glowbugs will make your butt glow. They're lying.

75

5

Gold Fly

Insect

The gold fly has a very painful bite. If left untreated, it can become quickly infected.

50

5

Goliath Beetle

Insect

Fae dragon colonies live in constant fear of Goliath Beetles, who primarily consume the tree sap used in the creation of their nests.

26

3

Hardshell

Insect

Like its cousins, the Hardshell curls into a ball when threatened. Unlike its cousins, it can also levitate.

25

3

Hardshell Moonsting

Insect

Nocturnal and quite ornery, these angry arachnids seem to sting creatures just for the fun of it.

37

4

Harlequin Ladybug

Insect

These beetles perform acrobatic cartwheels as they fly. Truly a challenge for young dragons to catch!

50

5

Illuminated Dubia Roach

Insect

If you set your dubia roaches out in direct sunlight for a short while, they'll glow for up to 20 minutes afterward.

24

3

Lunar Lacewing

Insect

Swarms of this interesting little bug can be found flitting between trees and bushes only on nights when the moon is full.

62

6

Mana Thief

Insect

This vampiric insect glows with magical energy siphoned from other living creatures.

75

5

Micromoth

Insect

Though not as prevalent as eye of newt, micromoths are a common reagent in many magical remedies.

60

7

Nogglebane Leaf Beetle

Insect

While these tasty beetles make an excellent snack on their own, they are better used to fish for waterway noggle.

32

3

Noxious Caterpillar

Insect

The taste of these caterpillars is bitter and sour. Despite this, dragon parents insist that eating them is good for young hatchlings.

30

3

Peacock Scorpion Tail

Insect

Once cleansed of poison and hollowed, the segments of a Peacock Scorpion's tail make for excellent storage of herbs, pastes, and oils.

25

3

Rainbow Grasshopper

Insect

Hatchlings are told that these insects taste like rainbows. Clutch consensus is that rainbows taste terrible.

58

5

Runic Pug Moth

Insect

In a flash of green light this moth expires. The runic symbols emblazoned on its wings mark it as another dragon's familiar! Better hide the evidence...

60

7

Salt-Marsh Mosquito

Insect

These mosquitoes are known to carry a variety of diseases. During the summer their numbers swell.

50

5

Scalescarab

Insect

Unlike fleas, ticks, and mites, the occasional freeloading scarab is actually helpful when Serthis need to molt.

25

2

Sea Roach

Insect

Larger than their land-faring cousins, sea roaches are frequently roasted and served in their own shells.

41

5

Shatterwing Butterfly

Insect

This butterfly shatters its own glassy wings to defend itself, slowly regenerating them over a period of weeks. Eating the shards is not recommended. (Special thanks to Tserin!)

65

7

Silt Sifter

Insect

Also known as the sea vacuum, the Silt Sifter leaves a spotless ocean bottom in its wake.

25

3

Song Cricket

Insect

It is discouraged to catch song crickets for food, as they are a delight to listen to.

53

5

Songbird Mimic

Insect

This insect has learned to imitate sparrows and other songbirds in an effort to keep from being eaten. Sadly, it cannot imitate dragons. (Special thanks TwoJay.)

23

2

Spectre Dragonfly

Insect

Spectre dragonflies make almost no sound, which often startles the unwary dragon!

43

5

Spellbound Beetle

Insect

This beetle crossed paths with the wrong mage. Hopefully its binding does not transfer upon consumption...

43

5

Spore Spreader Moth

Insect

While not a traditional pollinator, these insects spread mushroom spores throughout a cave.

26

3

Spotted Grasshopper

Insect

Particularly vibrant specimens are collected by fae dragons and pinned to the walls of their dens. Fae dragons are weird.

58

5

Stick Insect

Insect

Tundra dragons are always disappointed when they discover this stick was not what they thought it was.

60

6

Subterranean Termite

Insect

While most termites are known for decimating tree trunks and plants, this subterranean variant eats stone. It's advisable to clear them out to avoid dealing with a cave-in later!

25

3

Sugarbee

Insect

These bees are known for feeding on sugarcane instead of nectar. Popular among dragons with a sweet tooth. (Special thanks to StarryPossum.)

90

9

Tachinid Fly

Insect

Tachinid fly carapaces are sometimes ground up and used in tinctures and tonics due to their highly valuable restorative properties.

50

5

Tendrilback Caterpillar

Insect

The mild poison in the meat of this caterpillar is particularly spicy. Hatchlings avoid this food, leaving it for the grown-ups.

350

12

Thunder Scarab

Insect

Found in the tallest trees, this scarab can survive and store energy from direct lightning strikes.

20

2

Twilight Jewel Moth

Insect

Traditionally served chilled. The wings can make a decorative garnish.

35

3

Vampiric Featherflea

Insect

The featherflea buries its head deep, nearest to wing joints. The amount of flying the host partakes in creates a smorgasbord of rich blood.

41

4

Wasteland Pauper

Insect

Every year, vast numbers of this butterfly migrate across the plains. It is called the blue harvest.

25

3

White Lipped Snail

Insect

Oddly enough, white lipped snails move very fast. They're also very poisonous to all but a few dragon breeds.

55

5

Wisp Bug

Insect

These bugs disintegrate shortly after they perish. Eat swiftly; this is not a meal to savor.

27

3

Yellowtail Caterpillar

Insect

Piles of these are commonly eaten with pepper sauce, cucumber, rice, and wrapped in seaweed.

65

7

Meat

Amelanistic Racer

Meat

Fond of living in terrifying writhing pits surrounding buried treasure. Racers... why did it have to be racers?

25

3

Amethyst Striker

Meat

After consuming the bitter flesh, dragons will often disagree whether to preserve the hide or pick out the glittering gems. (KS Sponsored by Opal.)

55

7

Anomalous Frog

Meat

Tastes like chicken. Also coffee.

410

20

Arroyo Toad

Meat

Most dragons have developed an immunity to this toad's poisonous skin, but mirrors may suffer an allergic reaction.

61

6

Ashfall Bat

Meat

While most bats are active at dusk, Ashfall Bats emerge from their caves as volcanic ash rains from the sky.

20

2

Ashmane Cat

Meat

As at home in a burrow as in a lair. Mind your stores of fish.

35

3

Banded Dart Frog

Meat

The poison this frog spits isn't deadly, it just causes very disturbing hallucinations.

75

5

Banded Rattlesnake

Meat

The Banded Rattlesnake is known for congregating in ruins and temples, hoping to scare the pants off of well-known explorers that may walk by. (Special thanks to confusedPaladin!)

24

2

Black Capped Chickadee

Meat

This songbird has an excellent memory, so the survivors of its flock surely won't forget you.

15

2

Blue Throated Budgie

Meat

For reasons unfathomable to those who eat them, budgies are sometimes kept as pets by elderly dragons.

45

4

Bluebite Rattler

Meat

Despite warnings from their elders, rebellious dragons who chew these snakes turn an odd shade of violet before swelling up like a blueberry. Stop, don't... (Special thanks to Trickilicky!)

24

2

Chameleon

Meat

It is said that chameleons are great for determining a dragon's mood. Wrap one around your finger, watch the color change, then have a snack!

40

4

Coiled Burnserpent

Meat

Mysteriously hot-blooded for a reptile, the burnserpent uses its body heat to startle predators while it wriggles away.

38

4

Common Sparrow

Meat

As small and plentiful as this bird is, most dragons consider it junk food. Bet you can't eat just one!

15

2

Cottontail Rabbit

Meat

When confronted with tone-deaf dragons, smaller dragons will plug their ears with cotton balls. Larger species will plug their ears with cottontail rabbits.

50

5

Dreamwaker

Meat

The poisons this frog secretes can revive an unconscious dragon.

27

3

Dustrat

Meat

Seeing a Dustrat should be taken as a hint to clean your lair. (Special thanks to CountingChocobos.)

90

9

Emerald Striker

Meat

The emeralds are not gems, but reserves of venom; a glittering disappointment. (KS Sponsored by Opal.)

55

7

Emperor Penguin

Meat

Flocks of emperor penguins will huddle together for warmth against frigid temperatures. Tundra dragons frequently attempt to huddle with them, to mixed results.

300

10

Firebearer

Meat

Members of this species will manually assist in the spread of natural forest fires by carrying burning branches to remote areas. Next time a hatchling 'blames it on the monkeys' they might actually be telling the truth!

62

6

Flatback Sea Turtle

Meat

These turtles are plentiful off the coasts of the Viridian Labyrinth, where nature dragon culture expressly forbids eating hatchlings that make the annual gauntlet from their beached nests to the water's edge.

380

13

Fresh Trunk

Meat

Bullephant trunk is an expensive delicacy in some dragon cities, as it's an exceedingly rare import in warmer regions.

39

4

Glass Vole

Meat

The satisfying crunch of a Glass Vole makes them a great snack between meals.

39

4

Heartred Croaker Leg

Meat

Carnivorous dragons use these legs as a colorful garnish during festivals.

42

4

Leatherback Sea Turtle

Meat

Though the shell of this turtle is actually edible as a type of jerky, it is more commonly dried for usage as a bowl or platter.

380

13

Lovebird

Meat

Some dragons keep flocks of these birds as pets for companionship and scale-cleaning services.

38

4

Magpie

Meat

Magpies are hunted for both their meat and their amazing collections of shiny things.

55

6

Mammophant Snout

Meat

Mammophant Snout can make a decorative garnish around the edge of a fancy dish; unfortunately it's not very tasty.

39

4

Maned Seal Flipper

Meat

This tough flipper may be given to teething hatchlings.

31

3

Miniature Wallaby

Meat

Commonly kept near lairs as lawn management or a ready-to-eat snack.

64

7

Muskrat

Meat

Found thriving in the Gladeveins of the Viridian Labyrinth, this large rodent usually wades in the aqueducts looking for fish, frogs, or crayfish to eat. (Special thanks to AlligatorFeet.)

90

9

Oasis Songbird

Meat

The song of the Oasis Songbird has saved many a thirsty dragon from death by leading them to water.

45

4

Old World Rabbit

Meat

This species has managed to thrive even in the aftermath of two apocalypses. All divergent species of rabbit claim Old World rabbits as their living ancestors.

50

5

Onyx Cobra

Meat

The venom of an onyx cobra can cause the onset of a gembond in dragons. It is wise to give them a wide berth. (KS Sponsored by Opal.)

55

7

Pale Pygmy Hippo

Meat

Young pygmy hippos have been known to capture the love and admiration of many dragons, resulting in many clans declaring them a protected species.

250

8

Pangolin

Meat

This creature will keep your lair bug-free, which can be a blessing or a curse depending on one's diet.

64

7

Plantain Poacher

Meat

Members of this clever species are known to pilfer dragon stores for fruits and vegetables, which they'll then trade to other monkeys in exchange for other delicacies. That's some monkey business, right there.

62

6

Pronghorn Haunch

Meat

To Imperial dragons, this is sometimes referred to as a Lucky Pronghorn's Leg, and to lose one will result in a rash of bad luck. No worse than the Pronghorn's luck, though.

41

4

Raccoon

Meat

These mischievous critters are far more likely to eat through a lair's food stores than become a meal themselves. Delicious if you manage to catch one though!

65

7

Rat Tangle

Meat

No one's entirely sure how this happened, though there are a suspicious number of them in The Waterway.

320

11

Red Frosted Canary

Meat

This non-migratory bird is not popular among dragon clans whose members have a diverse array of diets. Flocks of them will absolutely decimate stored seeds, berries, and arthropods.

29

3

Red-Breasted Goose

Meat

Red-breasted geese will often nest near dragon lairs. How well this strategy works depends on whether the lair is populated by Tundra or Wildclaw dragons...

64

8

Ruby-Throated Hummingbird

Meat

Given the high sugar content of its diet, eating too many of this hummingbird can make small dragons hyper.

25

3

Sakura Owlet

Meat

For a time owls sought to build nests in the Observatory at Focal Point. They quickly stopped when their owlets began turning pink. (Special thanks ZephiraZ.)

20

2

Salamander

Meat

Fabled for its fire resistance, the elusive Salamander only emerges from volcanic fissures when an eruption is nigh.

35

4

Satin Mouse

Meat

Living in arcane-infused fields does strange things to Satin Mice. All that matters is they're magically delicious.

20

2

Sheep

Meat

Entire flocks of these friendly animals tend to go missing whenever dragons are near. No one knows why. (Special thanks to RainChild!)

65

7

Silver Raccoon

Meat

This nuisance is actually named for its propensity to steal and hoard silver ore and trinkets rather than for the color of its reflective steely coat.

65

7

Slumber Sheep

Meat

Strangely enough most dragons find themselves significantly more awake in the presence of these silent sheep. (Special thanks to Mantekrea!)

65

7

Snowshoe Rabbit

Meat

Foolish dragons plummet through banks of snow in pursuit of snowshoe rabbits.

50

5

Solar Vole

Meat

Solar Voles tend to burrow deep in the ground, making them difficult prey to catch. They occasionally resurface to soak in sunlight, giving them a radiant glow.

39

4

Striped Monitor

Meat

The tough meat of this lizard requires intensive chewing to soften it; larger species of dragons bypass this problem by swallowing them whole.

41

5

Swamp Rat

Meat

Though they prefer to live in wetland habitats, colonies of swamp rats have been known to infest dragon lairs across much of northern Sornieth.

63

6

Taillash Rat

Meat

It's unclear what advantage the additional tails provide this rodent, but the extra movement serves to entertain young hatchlings.

43

5

Weird Purple Skink

Meat

You could have sworn you saw a few of these running around Baldwin's cauldron the other day. Probably maybe fine to eat.

100

9

Wrapped Morsel

Meat

A snack for a dragon on-the-go.

24

3

Yellow Canary

Meat

Canaries make great dragon snacks, but are more often kept as natural alarms. Their call is loud enough to act as a warning about plague gasses nearby.

29

3

Seafood

Aether Hermit

Seafood

Some say this crab can shoot beams of arcane energy at foes, but this one only pinches. Maybe it's out of mana?

30

3

Almandine Goby

Seafood

The spritely almandine goby isn't much of a meal on its own (best consumed in the tens or hundreds), but holds an important place as prey for larger fish species found in Sornieth's waters.

40

4

Angelspine

Seafood

The golden spines of this urchin are valued far more than its bland meat.

75

5

Balloon Belly Magi

Seafood

Consuming these fish is said to enhance the magical capabilities of the diner.

35

3

Billy Bass

Seafood

These fish have evolved to burst into frantic song when removed from the water. An effective adaptation, as many dragons will toss them back in horror.

70

8

Black Maiden

Seafood

Poisonous to some, delicious to others.

30

3

Blackwater Jester

Seafood

The antics of blackwater jester schools makes them a popular choice for fishkeepers, and a popular snack for their inconsiderate lair-mates.

63

7

Blue Ring Octopus

Seafood

Considered quite the feat to catch and eat, these octopuses are caught by foolish young dragons seeking to impress their friends. One mistake can be fatal, as the venom of these creatures is powerful and can be fatal to smaller dragons.

50

6

Blue Spot Pygmy Wrasse

Seafood

Rather than trying to hide, its gorgeous scales often fascinate fishing dragons, making them forget they wanted to eat it in the first place. (Special thanks to Spiral!)

17

2

Bluegill

Seafood

A clever dragon will wade into fresh water and hold perfectly still, providing shade and what seems to be an ideal location for schools of bluegill to idle. They can then snack at their leisure.

50

5

Bluespot Weather Loach

Seafood

This fish is sensitive to changes in pressure and can be used to predict the weather.

43

5

Brilliant Krill

Seafood

Robotic Tenders get their brilliant pink coloration from krill; it's used to pigment the paint.

41

5

Chalcedony Craylet

Seafood

The vibrant exoskeleton of the chalcedony craylet appears almost artificial. After being consumed, flecks of its shell are often used in mosaic patterns, as they retain their brilliance long after the animal's passing.

40

4

Cinnamon Loach

Seafood

These surprisingly sweet fish resemble candy canes, and are a popular gift among seafood eating dragons. (Special thanks to Surpirate!)

65

8

Crowntail Wanderer

Seafood

Once bred to produce brilliantly colored, decorative fins, an accidental reintroduction to the wild sees these jewels migrating to new territories.

29

3

Crystalline Myctophid

Seafood

Boreal myctophid remain stationary, close to the surface of the water, hoping to develop a crown of crystals to attract a potential mate.

38

4

Currents Fanfish

Seafood

Dragons often study the migration patterns of these fish, using them to map the currents surrounding Sornieth's primary landmasses. (Special thanks to Exlann!)

65

7

Deep Sea Lobster

Seafood

A dragon delicacy that can only be fished by deep diving water dragons.

39

4

Deepsea Yawner

Seafood

When dried or smoked, the Deepsea Yawner provides an excellent and sustaining jerky for the long haul traveler. Looks wicked gross, though.

41

4

Disc Jellyfish

Seafood

A mildly spicy meal.

24

3

Discus

Seafood

Many dragons are enchanted by the beautiful colors of discus.

100

9

Dragonfish

Seafood

Named by beastclans for its greedy appetite.

35

4

Dried Fish

Seafood

A string of tiny, dried fish. The amount of salt the Raptorik cook used is almost offensive.

28

3

Emerald Shiners

Seafood

A shiner is hardly a satisfying meal for a dragon, but one shiner can be used to catch a much larger dinner!

22

2

Fallen Star

Seafood

Legend says the Fallen Star is exactly that, a star that fell from the heavens and landed in the ocean.

500

15

Firecoiler

Seafood

One of the only species in the realm that can survive in molten lava, the firecoiler is known to lurch from scalding pools to latch onto victims and drag them back in.

37

4

Fish Oil

Seafood

Health-conscious dragons are obsessed with this stuff.

400

20

Flying Fish

Seafood

Flying fish can usually stay aloft long enough to get gobbled up by low-gliding ridgebacks.

53

5

Giant Oarfish

Seafood

These oddball fish can grow to be eighty feet long and are hardly ever seen unless they die and float to the surface. Water dragons consider it a feast if one can be caught alive.

360

13

Goldbelly Dragonfish

Seafood

This fish will consume almost anything that can fit into its mouth. Discarded coins will linger in its stomach for years; it's handy to get paid for eating dinner!

35

4

Hardwater Loach

Seafood

Some dragons revere this fish, saying that eating it provides extra minerals. Others curse it as a nuisance that enjoys swimming into and clogging up pipes. (Special thanks to Dreamweave!)

65

8

Hippocamp Mackerel

Seafood

A coatl colloquialism lead to the adopted name of this fish that is now used across Sornieth.

42

5

Killifish

Seafood

Killifish come in many vibrant colors. Many dragons use them to garnish their meals.

24

3

Lakebottom Flounder

Seafood

The weird-looking flounder is sometimes dried and used as a platter for much more attractive-looking seafood.

40

4

Livewire Endlers

Seafood

Groups of these electro-conducive fish are routinely kept in glass jugs. Their internal glow and highly-reflective scales mixed with the refractory qualities of the water make for an amazing light show.

29

3

Longfin Urchinbane

Seafood

While many species of cardinalfish will coexist with urchins, the longfin population will harass and clear the area of them. They are considered a nuisance-fish by many dragons.

63

7

Luminous Shortfin

Seafood

The Luminous Shortfin absorbs sunlight then, when startled, it emits a blinding flash to blind predators.

45

4

Lyretail Puffer

Seafood

These fish are susceptible to parasites and will rub against rough surfaces to remove them. On the positive side, a dragon standing still in the water will find them easy to catch; on the negative, the parasites are easy to catch too.

35

3

Molten Goby

Seafood

Able to thrive in incredibly hot waters, the Molten Goby itself is hot enough to singe tender palates.

45

4

Nebula Floaters

Seafood

Unlike their crystalline cousins, Nebula Floaters are oddly sweet. They may also cause fang decay.

35

4

Nudibranch

Seafood

The shed shells of grown nudibranch mollusks are often collected by water dragons for good luck.

53

5

Olympia Oyster

Seafood

A delicacy fit only for the gods. Dragons are advised to eat quickly, before theirs notices!

62

7

Pale Smallmouth

Seafood

These fish are unable to tolerate water touched by Plaguebringer's brood. Their presence is a good indication if the water is safe to drink.

70

8

Pincushion Urchin

Seafood

For some dragons, learning to properly eat any urchin is a matter of painful trial and error.

75

5

Plaguebringer's Delight

Seafood

Unlike its tastier equivalent, this lobster carries various dragon-specific diseases within its body to protect it from becoming a fancy dinner.

39

4

Pleco

Seafood

Pleco root themselves into the silty sediment of streams. Even the heaviest of wading Snappers can not crack the hard scales that cover the Pleco's back. (Special thanks to Jackaloped!)

24

2

Rainbow Mussels

Seafood

The crushed shells of rainbow mussels may be used in creating iridescent pigment.

32

3

Rainbow Trout

Seafood

These fish will eat just about anything; it is wise for hatchlings to mind their wing tips when fishing.

60

6

Renegade Dartling

Seafood

The color spots on dartlings can display as green, blue, or even purple depending on the area of Harpy's Roost that the fry developed in.

41

4

Scarlet Mussels

Seafood

Coatls with access to mussels will spend a leisurely day harvesting and cracking the spoils on their tummies. It's adorable- ...unless you're a mollusc.

33

3

Sea Fae

Seafood

Named for its stark resemblance to the dragon breed, sea fae are a plentiful snack in stormy waters.

55

5

Seashore Digger

Seafood

The tunnels created by diggers can become vast labyrinths. An unwary dragon may find the ground beneath their claws is not as solid as they thought.

30

3

Shalefin

Seafood

The tiny flecks of stone this fish ingests while grazing are recycled to provide thick, armored scales.

39

4

Silver Guppy

Seafood

Some dragons traditionally feast upon Silver Guppies after 25 years of bonding.

30

3

Sparklers

Seafood

Known for their reflective, multi-colored scales, this species of guppy are often saved from the lunch basket by the impressive glittering performance they use to get away.

29

3

Sparkling Crayfish

Seafood

While the crayfish itself is rather bland, its iridescent shell is often used for ornamentations.

20

2

Spotted Seabeak

Seafood

Very few parts of this bright animal are edible raw, but if cooked in a creamy broth its natural toxins can be neutralized.

41

4

Spotted Stingray

Seafood

A Spotted Stingray can be as daunting a foe to a Fae dragon as a Mantarune is to a Guardian.

475

18

Sun Baked Oysters

Seafood

It is said that, apart from dragons, the only predators of this oyster are walruses and carpenters.

20

2

Sunfish

Seafood

The sunfish's scales reflect sunlight into unwary dragon's gaze, making them difficult to catch with eyesight alone.

50

5

Sunset Butterflyfish

Seafood

An old tale says that these fish would appear to dragons lost at sea in great schools at sunset and guide them home again with their bioluminescent scales. (Special thanks to CrazyRedFire.)

90

9

Topaz Guppy

Seafood

The Topaz Guppy is friendly to a fault, often swimming right up to hungry dragons.

30

3

Umbral Catfish

Seafood

These tiny catfish school in shaded ponds. Direct contact with sunlight cause the fish to change color and expire.

23

2

Warmwater Twister

Seafood

Twisters wrap their tails to an anchor point and snatch smaller fish caught in powerful deepwater vortices.

37

4

Wetland Ghost

Seafood

The wetland ghost will molt every month, leaving behind a perfect ghost of itself. The molts are crunchy, but not as satisfying for a young dragon as a full shrimp.

50

5

Wild Green Discus

Seafood

Some dragons prefer to cultivate, rather than consume these fish.

100

9

Yellow-Frilled Eel

Seafood

These eels swim in erratic circles and often tie themselves into knots. Some dragons sneer and claim that they are the ancestors of Spiral dragons; Spiral dragons grin because they think that is a super cool idea.

42

4

Plant

Acorn

Plant

Acorns are perfect for storing during long winter months, if you can get them before the squirrels...

55

5

Aether Cherries

Plant

The juice from this tart cherry is often used as dye for ornamentations.

500

15

Alstroemeria

Plant

Cultivated for decoration and dessert.

25

3

Always-Autumn

Plant

While many types of thistle change color seasonally, the Always-Autumn blooms with the sunset-dappled colors of fall and stays that way all year.

53

5

Ancient Mushroom

Plant

Eating these mushrooms is rumored to make a dragon grow.

25

3

Anubias Nana

Plant

This aquatic plant is hardy enough to grow in the mineral-overloaded waters where the lava flow enters the lake.

37

4

Arctic Scrub

Plant

Many dragons dislike scrubs, but sometimes you have to settle for whatever's available.

25

3

Ashfall Prickler

Plant

Instead of being filled with water, Ashfall Pricklers contain a spicy sauce that goes well with anything. Weird.

25

3

Bamboo Leaves

Plant

Delicious, but only if one is a panda or a tundra dragon.

20

2

Blacktongue Pepper

Plant

Consumed for its seeds -which exhibit the highest level of pungency in Sornieth- this pepper is harvested at midnight for the best batch.

41

4

Blood Acorn

Plant

While most types of acorn contain seeds, Blood Acorns are filled with nutrient-rich nectar.

55

5

Blue Entoloma

Plant

This cave-dwelling fungus emits sweet-smelling spores that are said to induce sleepiness upon nearby fauna. Often used as a mild sleep aid.

25

3

Blue Honeycomb

Plant

Coral Carpenter honey solidifies extremely quickly when exposed to warm air. Many crafty dragons will pour the honey into molds as a way of quickly and easily making hard candies.

18

2

Blue Parrot Tulip

Plant

Eating these will turn your tongue blue.

50

5

Blue Rose

Plant

White roses can take on many colors by tinting their water. Plant connoisseurs have also tried to encourage them to take on other flavors as well. This one tastes faintly of blueberries.

17

2

Bountiful Kelp Net

Plant

This harvest of kelp can be used to feed maren, dragon, and fish schools alike.

42

5

Broadleaf Plantain

Plant

Able to be grown nearly anywhere, this plant can be consumed as a treat or a treatment.

61

6

Bulrush

Plant

When not consumed, bulrushes are popular for crafting woven baskets and wreaths. When consumed, they're best boiled or steamed to soften their thick exterior.

40

4

Butcher's Fig

Plant

This crimson fruit stains a maw red for days.

64

8

Cattail

Plant

These invasive plants must be constantly removed to preserve swamps and bogs that border the Tangled Wood and the Scarred Wasteland. Thankfully, they are high in nutrients.

40

4

Charged Duneberry

Plant

This berry glows brightest -and tastes best- just after a storm.

500

15

Chickweed

Plant

This weed is used in herbal remedies to soothe itchy scales.

60

6

Cindermint

Plant

A crunchy plant with a little fiery kick. Often dried and crumbled up to help accent desserts or teas.

63

7

Cinnamon

Plant

The practice of attempting to hold a mawful of cinnamon sticks for extended periods of time became strangely popular among juvenile dragons.

58

5

Corpsemaker Ivy

Plant

This plant protects itself with a powerful poison condensed into just a few of its leaves, rendering them useless for photosynthesis and purple in color. Eat the green bits with care!

29

3

Crimson Jadevine

Plant

Crimson Jadevine is extremely rare and usually crushed up to make war paint for battleworn dragons.

55

7

Dandelion Seeds

Plant

These medicinal seeds have been put to use in many herbal teas.

41

4

Day Lilies

Plant

On sunny days, the Day Lily grows warm and pulses with light.

45

4

Dayglo Thresh

Plant

A mild pastel under normal lighting conditions, this plant flares to a brilliant glow when magics are worked in its vicinity.

29

3

Diseased Fungus

Plant

Some dragons insist diseased fungi are zestier than regular fungi.

20

2

Dodgy Mushroom

Plant

The gills are white, it has a skirt, and is reddish in color... yet some dragon classified this as edible in a field guide.

20

2

Dryad's Saddle

Plant

There's an old story tied to this fungus, and the moral is one should never try to saddle a dryad.

35

4

Dusk Aconite

Plant

An unremarkable plant by day. These pale flowers blossom under the light of the full moon and reflect its glow, turning the delta into a starlit sandscape.

24

2

Dwarf Mushroom

Plant

Eating this mushroom is rumored to make a dragon shrink.

25

3

Engineered Superberry

Plant

When science and magic collide, the sky is the limit and anything is possible - this strawberry is blue! Blue I say!

70

8

Feverfew

Plant

A tasty treat that may also prevent headaches.

27

3

Field Watcher

Plant

Keeps a watchful eye over its surroundings; cannot act on its findings. It tastes frustrating.

43

5

Fire Flower

Plant

Consuming this flower gives dragons of the fire flight the sudden urge to channel their magic into projectile spheres of flame.

42

4

Flameweed

Plant

The leaves of this dry shrub are nearly impervious to flame, making it incredibly difficult to clear once flameweed has overrun an area.

41

4

Flowering Cactus

Plant

It's acknowledged that the color of the petals should have no effect on their taste, but hatchlings universally agree that's untrue!

43

5

Fragrant Orchid

Plant

The most pungent blossom of the Sandswept Delta unfortunately smells of rotting meat. (Special thanks HailSmoothie.)

25

2

Ghost-Painted Fern

Plant

A naturally occurring plant that is frequently mistaken as a sign that an irate dryad is nearby.

25

3

Golden Milkweed

Plant

When not used as a snack, this milkweed can also be ground up for pigment. Art you can eat!

46

4

Grassland Grain

Plant

Easy to spot and good for filling stomachs, Grassland Grain is a friend to any traveler. (Special thanks to Endeavor!)

65

8

Green Algae

Plant

Hard to believe this is the preferred food of many gigantic sea beasts.

25

3

Green Shoots

Plant

These hollow shoots can make for a chewy meal or a durable paper.

58

5

Greenstripe Amaranth

Plant

Naughty hatchlings will pass their Greenstripe Amaranth to familiars to get to the dessert course faster.

50

6

Gryphon's Blood Sempervivum

Plant

This plant only grows in the sandy red earth near gryphon territory. Despite its name, there is no blood involved in its cultivation!

63

6

Herbal Plantain

Plant

The leaves of this plant can be taken as an effective anti-toxin.

61

6

Imperial Tails

Plant

A basic staple of many dragon clans, this tasteless grass thrives in areas of negligible magic concentrations.

41

5

Indigo Mimosa

Plant

A sour bloom that leaves a dragon with a blue tongue.

30

3

Irradiated Pear

Plant

Eating this will either give one extraordinary powers or intestinal distress. Or extraordinary distress and intestinal powers.

62

7

Ivy

Plant

Ivy grows fast, so fast it can cover a den in mere weeks. Whether that's a blessing or a curse depends on your tastes.

75

5

Juneflower

Plant

A popular flower of two tones. Bushels of Juneflower are used in garlands and necklaces for summer solstice celebrations.

50

5

Jungle Lilies

Plant

Many legendary creatures are said to covet this particular lily.

45

4

Jungle Raincatch

Plant

A bountiful hanging vine that can hold quite a bit of rainwater in its many leaves.

55

7

Kelp Cuttings

Plant

While many dragons disdain kelp, they are capable of consuming it.

42

5

Leechroot Mushroom

Plant

Healthy plants are rare in the Plaguebringer's domain. These mushrooms assure they won't be that way for long.

35

4

Longgrass Stalk

Plant

The Longneck Beastclan chews these stalks of grass for hours as they proceed with their daily tasks.

36

4

Longweed Bunch

Plant

This invasive species quickly overtakes fields of longgrass. To a Longneck this is a disaster. To a Tundra, it's an additional snack.

36

4

Lucky Star

Plant

The extremely rare eight leaf Lucky Star is said to bestow good luck for life. Unfortunately, this isn't one.

15

2

Lume Daffodil

Plant

Blooms under moonlight, with a cool, refreshing taste. Often consumed as after-dinner mints. (Special thanks to alcion.)

65

7

Madame Snapdragon

Plant

A common myth about this flower is that it sings at midnight and those who consume it are said to be bestowed the gift of a beautiful voice. Most of the time it simply results in terrible indigestion.

40

4

Maidens Blush

Plant

It remains unknown if the origin of the name comes from the color of the flowers, or the slight toxicity that can raise a dragon's temperature.

60

6

Manaweed

Plant

While Manaweed supposedly gives Satin Mice their peculiar intellect, it doesn't make dragons any smarter.

20

2

Manyleaves

Plant

This lightning-resistant aloe plant clings to the highest points of the skyscraping escarpments ringing the Thunderhead Savanna. It gives the mouth a slight tingle when consumed.

29

3

Marsh Choker

Plant

This weed is named for the choking pollen it sheds.

20

2

Mire Chestnut

Plant

The nuts, leaves, and flowers of this tree are all edible, though many hatchlings are choosy about which pieces they will consume.

64

7

Moor Thistle

Plant

Millions of moor thistle cover the lowland valleys of the Tangled Wood. Coupled with the indigenous brambles, they provide excellent protection for dragon caves.

53

5

Oat Cuttings

Plant

Many dragons refuse to eat these unless they've been mixed with a generous helping of honey.

24

3

Oats

Plant

Talon-cut oats are part of a nutritious breakfast.

24

3

Pale Pink Rose

Plant

A romantic bouquet and dinner for dragons.

17

2

Pampas Grass

Plant

Dragons may dry these grasses to store them for leaner times, or to decorate the entrances of their lairs in times of plenty.

41

5

Paradise Seeds

Plant

Some dragons swear these are superior to mere sunflower seeds. Others cannot discern the difference.

38

4

Patio Rose

Plant

These small roses are a favored gift to the smaller dragon species.

25

3

Peace Lily

Plant

The petals of these flowers are the favored snack of Peace Doves; make sure you stow them safely if you want any for yourself!

62

6

Pelagas Feathers

Plant

Fallen strips of bark from the Pelagas tree can be used to create a bitter tea.

58

5

Peppermint

Plant

A cool, favorable plant that can be consumed to help aid a number of maladies such as indigestion, nausea, colds, and headaches.

63

7

Plantain

Plant

Plantains are often chopped up and cooked until charred: a favorite snack for growing hatchlings.

55

7

Potash Peach

Plant

It's said that these peaches are sweetest when volcanoes are at their most active.

500

15

Potato Onion

Plant

Known for its soft texture, the potato onion is a great meal for dragons with toothaches.

55

5

Pretty Pink Mums

Plant

A favorite of courting tundras, both a romantic gesture and a sweet snack. (Special thanks to Adventure.)

90

9

Quinoa

Plant

Recently, Tundras have started claiming quinoa is full of vitamins, cures disease, and attracts mates. Mirrors are skeptical. (Special thanks to TCA!)

65

8

Red Emperor Tulip

Plant

Many herbivorous dragons will plant beds of tulips for a cheerful display of color around their lairs and a tasty treat in their bellies.

50

5

Redblood Sapper

Plant

A virulent bloom, prized for the deep red dye it can produce; abhorred for its tendency to strangle other plants and take over a field.

42

4

Siltvine

Plant

The ground stems of the siltvine can be used as the last important reagent to activate a bubbling poison, or sprinkled on foods to bring out their flavor. Risk or reward?

37

4

Sour Spinach

Plant

This leafy plant has very little nutritional value and is nearly completely inedible. Commonly used in hatchling discipline.

53

5

Speckled Fire Lily

Plant

It can be difficult to harvest fire lilies, which often grow very close to active magma vents. Scoring a basketful is quite a treat.

37

4

Starfall Blossom

Plant

Starfall Blossoms glow softly at night... and sometimes explode for no apparent reason. Botany can be a dangerous hobby where they grow. (Special thanks to Mirrorstone.)

65

7

Stonecorn

Plant

Although mistaken for pebbles on a regular basis, these acorns are definitely not made of rock and are actually quite tasty!

55

5

Stonewatch Flatblade

Plant

Stonewatch harpies may have evolved their plumage to better camouflage with the native plant life.

41

4

Strangler Seeds

Plant

Slipping these into the garden of a rival would be a really mean thing to do...

20

2

Succulent Spears

Plant

These crisp spears have a surprisingly pungent odor when cooked. Dragons who partake may upset their lair mates.

35

3

Watermelon

Plant

Though it has a land-growing cousin, this melon is cultivated exclusively in the Sea of a Thousand Currents.

42

4

Winterbelle

Plant

The Winterbelle produces a hardy flower that can withstand being completely frozen. When it is thawed it produces a pleasant scent that attracts drowsy insects and dragons with a sweet tooth.

38

4

Withered Rose

Plant

Even in its withered state, the perfume of this rose remains nauseatingly strong. Dragons may use such blooms to cover up all manner of undesirable scents. (Special thanks Greyjoy.)

100

9

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Materials

Dragonmade

Ancestral Incense

Dragonmade

A potent incense that allows one to commune with their ancestors. (Designed by EW)

75

Berserker's Belt

Dragonmade

Wearing the stolen sash of a fallen Swiftfoot Berserker will brand you as a target for others in the same herd. A bold choice, or a foolish one?

29

Bilworper Pinion

Dragonmade

Bilworper pinions are absorbent and hold an excellent point, making them a favored material for paintbrushes.

53

Blasting Powder

Dragonmade

A potent mixture crafted to explode quickly. When deployed by fire dragons, there is a small window of time in which the blast can be shaped and sculpted for maximum efficiency and to prevent cave-ins. (Turn-in Item for Dustcarve Dig)

1

Ceramic Plate

Dragonmade

Nonfunctional mechs are stripped for parts. Ceramic plates are especially prized for their durability, and will be used in a future creation.

50

Ceremonial Sash

Dragonmade

Shed scales are sewn in between the intricate embroidery in this sash.

30

Clay Fertility Statue

Dragonmade

Statues like this are often given to matriarchs and mothers in hopes that their hatchlings develop strong and able. Many clans keep one in each of their nests for luck.

65

Coppercoil Segment

Dragonmade

This appendage will twitch uncontrollably around lightning dragons.

53

Copperplate Shell

Dragonmade

This plate armor will tarnish with time. Older longmech can be identified by their pale green coloring.

50

Intact Clay Relief

Dragonmade

A carved relief that depicts a story of a Guardian dragon hatchling journeying to find their ward.

65

Intricate Weaving

Dragonmade

These blankets are prized for their craftsmanship. The pattern is too delicate for most dragons to reproduce.

32

Lantern Oil

Dragonmade

Magically-imbued lantern oil makes for longer burning torches. They'll need a lot down in the Dustcarve Dig... (Turn-in Item for Dustcarve Dig)

1

Lurker Motherboard

Dragonmade

This board changes over time, forming new connections as a lurker develops its own personal hunting style. Attempts to repurpose old boards frequently fail.

50

Malleable Graybricks

Dragonmade

Useless for any sort of structure, these soft bricks can be molded and fired into pottery.

33

Metal Spring

Dragonmade

Hatchlings enjoy pushing coils of these down steep lair entrances.

37

Ornamental Sash

Dragonmade

A bleaching process is used to stamp the pattern into this cloth.

30

Reinforced Rope

Dragonmade

Thick spools of rope threaded with dried plantlife and animal hair found in all corners of the realm. The combination of diverse materials is difficult to procure, but makes it nearly indestructible. (Turn-in Item for Dustcarve Dig)

1

Rippling Cloth

Dragonmade

The downside with trading Maren cloth is that the bolts are not vast enough to benefit most dragon species.

53

Sanded Ash Plank

Dragonmade

A finely-sanded plank made from the trunk of an ash tree. Dragons use planks to construct barrels, tables, or wagons.

60

Seeker Brooch

Dragonmade

Scavenged deathseekers are a thrifty way to craft swell jewelry for that special someone in your life.

46

Seeker Orb

Dragonmade

Seeker eyes are desirable commodities; dragons believe that jewelry crafted from these smooth stones may provide insight into their dreams.

30

Shadow Serpentskin

Dragonmade

Discreetly gifted to let dragons know there's a snake among the clan. When this warning is not heeded, a live shadow serpent is often the next 'gift'.

26

Shimmering Cloth

Dragonmade

Dragons without bright colors will sometimes adorn their wings with bits of shimmering cloth.

26

Silk Thread

Dragonmade

Spun from the cocoons of Glow Worms and Fire Grubs, silk thread is rare for the danger involved in its collection, not the abundance of the material.

27

Spellbound Glove

Dragonmade

Dragons that attempt to place their claws inside this glove may find they are unable to remove them again.

53

Stolen Mantle

Dragonmade

A dragon wearing the mantle of a foo is marked as a target by all Talonok.

32

Turkeywing Seashell

Dragonmade

Prized by alchemists as a binding agent.

34

Wavespun Cloth

Dragonmade

The true colors of this cloth are only visible when submerged.

53

Minerals and ores

Amber

Minerals & Ores

Legends say that most of the realm's amber was formed in an ancient battle between the Flamecaller and the Gladekeeper, where terrible forest fires polymerized resin within the trees in the Viridian Labyrinth.

45

Azurite

Minerals & Ores

This deep blue mineral is most often used as pigment due to its tendency to convert into malachite should it encounter too much heat. When not being harvested for crafts, they are admired for their large and beautiful crystal formations.

385

Banded Olivine

Minerals & Ores

Everglade lashers that live near olivine deposits take on an especially brilliant emerald hue.

36

Bloodstone

Minerals & Ores

No one knows quite why, but the ritual of squeezing a bloodstone is often used to relieve stress after long and drawn out arguments.

45

Bluesand Agate

Minerals & Ores

Also known as Tidelord's Tears, this agate is rumored to grant its bearer premonitions. (Special thanks to Skitties!)

83

Broken Heartstone

Minerals & Ores

Offerings at the graves of dead Charges, a Guardian finding one is considered to have been given a warning by the fates, a final chance to prevent death. (Special thanks to SocialBookWorm!)

83

Celestine

Minerals & Ores

Massive quantities of celestine are found in the pillar-like rocks that stretch out below the Observatory, but almost nowhere else in the realm.

45

Charged Tungsten

Minerals & Ores

A popular material in bulbs and superalloys. Lightning dragons harvest the stuff like it's going out of style.

375

Chrysoberyl

Minerals & Ores

Of particular interest in its gemstone form, chrysoberyl is one of the Ashfall Waste's biggest export materials. Large and consistent quantities of this mineral are created by the constant expansion of the Blacksand Annex.

45

Clay

Minerals & Ores

Clay is used in making bricks, pottery, and reinforcing dens. On occasion, dragons will ingest clay to soothe upset stomachs.

15

Cobalt Ore

Minerals & Ores

A rough, jagged chunk of pure cobalt. It is a very strong ore, used in vicious weaponry and armor.

55

Depleted Sacridite

Minerals & Ores

This mineral can be gathered from abandoned lairs.(KS-Sponsored by Darrin P.)

72

Emerald

Minerals & Ores

It is very difficult to harvest emeralds, as their formations are the choice nesting ground for the extremely territorial Scarlet Echidna.

45

Eye Agate

Minerals & Ores

These brilliant, banded stones are said to ward off predatory birds. They are of significance to especially superstitious Raptorik.

80

Firebrand Tungsten

Minerals & Ores

Firebrand tungsten is oddly enough a waste product of Fire dragons and their metallurgy, useful for very little.

375

Foo's Eye

Minerals & Ores

This banded stone is a popular gift in the Windswept Plateau, and is commonly set in decorative patterns at the entrances to wind dragon lairs, paired with protection charms.

45

Fulgurite

Minerals & Ores

Created when lightning hits sand, these glassy structures can be used by scholars to track ancient weather patterns. (Special thanks to notronbro!)

83

Gypsum

Minerals & Ores

A very soft sulfate mineral that can commonly be used in plasters and sculpture. Many artisan dragons will use chunks of gypsum like a chalk to draw on rocks, cliffs or caves.

69

Igneous Flow

Minerals & Ores

These rocks can be found where Blacksand Annex meets the domain of the Tidelord.

80

Impure Sacridite

Minerals & Ores

It is particularly strange in the fact that it grows based on the wishes of those around it. (KS-Sponsored by Darrin P.)

72

Infused Crystal

Minerals & Ores

This crystal pulses with an unnatural energy and strange shapes move within. One should not stare overlong into it, lest they begin to stare back at you. (Special thanks Artorias.)

80

Limestone Stalactite

Minerals & Ores

These conical structures can take thousands of years to form. The most incredible limestone stalactites can be found in huge caves beneath the Pillar of the World.

90

Magnetite

Minerals & Ores

The engineers of Tempest Spire loathe this mineral.

48

Malachite Agate

Minerals & Ores

These brilliant green stones are often used as game pieces for the Sornieth variant of mancala.

80

Moonstone

Minerals & Ores

This radiant gemstone is known for its magical ability to aid in the biological morphing processes of some rare types of sprites and fairies.

45

Morganite

Minerals & Ores

This pinkish beryl is pulverized and pulped with other materials to create the parchment used in Eternal Youth scrolls. Exposure to the stone alone will not reverse aging, though some create jewelry out of it and wear it in hopes of living a long life.

45

Onyx

Minerals & Ores

Onyx is a common material in centaur arrows and other weaponry.

45

Pale Lightning Glass

Minerals & Ores

Small caches of this mineraloid often form in the sand below lightning eggs in the Shifting Expanse, forcing parents to routinely clean their nests. (Special thanks to FlyingSquirrely!)

83

Pink Chalcedony

Minerals & Ores

The Crystalspine Reaches, once granite mountains, are now entirely made of chalcedony after extreme arcane vortices warped their physical properties. Prolonged exposure to this radioactive silica can make non-arcane dragons very ill.

45

Prehnite

Minerals & Ores

This foggy green crystal is often used in trading and bartering among harpy beastclans. It has even been adopted as a currency by some dragon clans in the Shifting Expanse!

45

Raw Jade

Minerals & Ores

Though ornaments made from jade are expensive in Sornieth's economy, the raw form of this particular stone is in heavy abundance in the rivers that run through the Windswept Plateau.

100

Rhodochrosite

Minerals & Ores

This vibrant mineral is commonly mined from hydrothermal vents off the coast of the Starfall Isles. It acts a catalyst for creating arcane metalwork.

45

Rich Iron Ore

Minerals & Ores

Contrary to popular belief, it has no ill effect on fae dragons.

70

Rosy Gypsum

Minerals & Ores

A very soft sulfate mineral that can commonly be used in plasters and sculpture. Many artisan dragons will use chunks of gypsum like a chalk to draw on rocks, cliffs or caves.

69

Ruby

Minerals & Ores

Rubies are a popular choice to ornament armor, scabbards, and harnesses of nobledragons. (Special thanks to Hahoe!)

85

Sacridite

Minerals & Ores

Lay down a Sacridite shard somewhere remote and it will start growing as long as there is anyone living nearby making wishes. (KS-Sponsored by Darrin P.)

72

Sand

Minerals & Ores

Some dragons ingest sand to soothe upset stomach, others build castles with it.

15

Sandstone

Minerals & Ores

A beauty tool among dragons both popular and easy to obtain. Useful for both buffing down tough scales as well as sharpening claws! (Special thanks to Arborpunk!)

83

Selenite

Minerals & Ores

Known to strengthen memory, many desperate Tundras have used it as a last resort. (Special thanks to MelonLeaves!)

85

Shadowbinder's Tears

Minerals & Ores

Named for their supposed resemblance to the darkened sludge that is said to drip from the shadow god's eyes, these structures are surprisingly robust; if chipped off, they can be used as chisels or nails.

90

Small Block of Granite

Minerals & Ores

Members of the earth flight collect granite, and enjoy quizzing each other on each of the Igneous rocks that may make up a particular piece.

79

Smoky Quartz

Minerals & Ores

Dragons who stare deeply into this quartz may begin to discern meanings from the interplay of the dark and light flecks of quartz.

70

Tin Ore

Minerals & Ores

This metal is extremely malleable; it is used in trinkets and jewelry due to its ability to be shaped easily.

55

Organics

Alien Tendril

Organics

Handle with care; nematocysts may still be active.

53

Analogous Pigment Blend

Organics

This peculiar pigment blend has the unusual ability to match the tint of whatever it is applied to.

42

Ancient Fungus Spores

Organics

These spores are a dangerous poison to smaller creatures, but present no hazard to larger dragons.

28

Ant Ink

Organics

Ant ink is a water fast pigment that makes for beautiful calligraphy; however, it also attracts lines of ants to wind through the writing.

48

Armadillo Leather

Organics

Properly cared for, armadillo leather can make durable straps, belts, and ties that last generations.

48

Armored Scales

Organics

These scales are thick and strong. If layered carefully, they lend themselves well to the creation of shields and breastplates.

41

Bamboo Cluster

Organics

A bundle of bamboo shoots, green and freshly-cut. Dragons in the Windswept Plateau often use these to build kites.

85

Bark Paper

Organics

Though difficult to work with, many dragons prefer to create artwork on bark sheets.

27

Barkback Root

Organics

When planted, these roots produce fast-growing, if curiously aware trees.

42

Beeswax

Organics

A necessity for candle-makers, a secret ingredient for extra shiny fur, and a blessing for dragons with dry, chapped lips. (Special thanks firephoenix15.)

20

Bioluminescent Tail

Organics

Perfect for use as a light source... If you ignore the occasional twitching. (Special thanks Aleise.)

29

Birch Bark Sheet

Organics

This stiff paper may be carefully rolled and used to deliver messages.

27

Blacksand Barnacles

Organics

Water-faring dragons who neglect to prevent and remove barnacles are often shunned.

50

Bonepriest Venom

Organics

Used in the production of dastardly brews and vile tonics.

26

Brilliant Feather Cluster

Organics

It is said that these feathers may have been molted from the great Talona herself.

46

Brilliant Primary Feathers

Organics

Highly prized for their bright colors and sheen. Only acquired during molting season due to the dunerunner's skittish nature and tendency for reckless speed.

27

Buff Primary Feathers

Organics

Recommended usage: Strength training, door stops, paper weights. Do not use for: Pillows, quilts, mattresses.

27

Carpenter Wax

Organics

Prized for its obvious water resistance, some dragons spread it on their bodies to make flying through rainstorms less of a trial. (Special thanks amummy.)

20

Carved Harpy Mask

Organics

The faceplate of this mask has been carved from bone.

47

Cerdae Sparkle

Organics

Cerdae shed has fallen out of favor as a light source in recent years. Recent acquisitions of the material produce a sickly red glow.

48

Cerith Shell

Organics

A natural treasure and a foundation piece for any hatchling's hoard.

82

Charged Rhinohide

Organics

Before this hide can be tanned and worked into armor, its perpetual electric charge must be forcefully neutralized in some way.

315

Chimera Fangs

Organics

Said to have many mystical properties, Chimera Fangs are also good for a laugh.

15

Clipper Chitin

Organics

This natural armor is useful in the creation of dyes.

34

Clown Charger Fin

Organics

This material must be kept damp or it will be useless as an ingredient.

23

Clown Hippocamp Spines

Organics

May be used in a lotion to prevent anemone stings.

42

Coarse Tail Hair

Organics

Although rough and uncomfortable, the strands from this tail hair can be used for lashing together twigs, branches, and make a great material for crafts.

45

Common Podid Claws

Organics

Podid claws can be crafted into a wide variety of useful tools.

45

Cracked Rhinohide

Organics

Working a hide of this nature can only be accomplished by earth dragons, who have a natural affinity in magically manipulating the rough stone-like protrusions along its surface.

315

Crushed Petals

Organics

A gorgeous pile of red petals, ready to be ground into pigment.

42

Cumulus Mane

Organics

A clan that gathers a large quantity of these manes can influence the weather in their region for a short period of time.

37

Daydreamer's Spines

Organics

Incredibly sharp, these spines can be affixed to armor to deter opponents.

34

Display Frills

Organics

Every year it seems as if the display frills get sharper.

41

Dragon Coral

Organics

This coral has different alchemical properties depending on if it is used fresh or dried.

37

Dragonhorn Coral

Organics

A foundation of many reefs in the Sea of a Thousand Currents.

35

Dreameater Tusk

Organics

If the dreameater that lost this still lives, the one who possesses this tusk should sleep lightly.

33

Dusk Fuiran Claws

Organics

When the nails of the dusk fuiran reach a certain length, the outer layer is shed intact. These shells are good for scale scratchers and very pointy decor.

27

Empty Zalis Nest

Organics

Many dragons will remove these nests without dismantling them; free basket!

42

Etched Tusk

Organics

The tusk of a great carnivore. This one has intricate carvings along its surface, possibly having once been used for a necklace.

70

Extinguished Jackalope Pelt

Organics

May be used in the crafting of fire-proof gear.

25

Fallout Streak Pinion

Organics

A beautiful feather that doubles as a night-light.

45

Featherback Pelt

Organics

A plush downy pelt that makes excellent bedding!

350

Feisty Poison

Organics

Extracting the poison is only moderately more safe than consuming it.

50

Fire Grub Exoskeleton

Organics

It is rare to find these intact; Fire Grubs will typically consume their discarded exoskeletons after they shed.

27

Firestarter

Organics

These baubles spontaneously produce embers. Great for starting a campfire, great for burning your den down.

21

Flamerest Embers

Organics

Due to their long-lasting warmth, it is a common to see both dragons and serthis gathering these curious embers for use in the persistent heating of lairs or cauldrons.

41

Fluted Conch

Organics

Extremely fragile. When these glittering shells are not used to make delicate jewelry, they can be ground up and mixed with paste to form an iridescent polish.

36

Fungalhoof Qiriq Horn

Organics

Incredibly toxic, these horns are usually hollowed to hold and enhance dangerous poisons or lashed to the front of spears used commonly by the Serthis beastclan.

29

Fungus-Covered Branch

Organics

Fungus-laden branches may be left at the doorsteps of clans that encroach too close to the edge of a grove.

27

Garden Lace

Organics

Garden lace is a sure sign that dryads have taken up residence in the area.

27

Ghastly Houndskull

Organics

Still capable of animation long after its host body has been destroyed, the best tactic for dispatching these airborne skulls is with a swift projectile.

47

Giant Feather

Organics

One of the only feathers fit to grace the cap of a Guardian, Ridgeback, or Imperial dragon.

40

Glossy Frills

Organics

Frills of this quality can be patched together to create a stained-glass effect.

41

Glowing Pocket Bauble

Organics

These baubles emit a soft glow. This light may be replenished by leaving the baubles out in the sun.

20

Glowing Tail

Organics

Who needs a lava lamp when you have this squishy light source? Your lair will be the coolest. (Special thanks to BallpointTattoos.)

29

Greatowl Feather

Organics

Their blue sheen is only visible in direct sunlight. At night, both the owl and the feathers are grey.

40

Hardy Antler

Organics

It is said that despite the fragility of the creature they were connected to, a Crimson Emperor's antlers do not decompose.

21

Ice Crystal

Organics

A perfectly formed ice crystal. Incredibly valuable, until it melts.

35

Igueel Leather

Organics

The muted violet shade is particularly prized among leatherworkers.

35

Janustrap Root

Organics

Even if all the stalks are plucked, a new Janustrap may bloom if the roots are left intact.

21

Kelpie Mane

Organics

What appears at first to be seaweed is a much more durable fiber, capable of being spun into hearty garments.

48

Kunzite

Organics

This gem can be affected by dragonbreath to capture flame luminosity for a short while. It is not uncommon to see bundles of kunzite hanging from the ceilings of caves in the Dragonhome, used as tunnel lighting for miners and excavators.

385

Leopard Coralclimber Toxin

Organics

Dangerous in large doses, this toxin has medicinal uses in the right claws.

34

Maple Leaf

Organics

Many dragons believe that whispering a secret into a leaf and releasing it at night will curry favor with the Shadowbinder.

23

Mimic Powder

Organics

Aside from a healthy amount of drool, Mimics can also secrete a pungent-smelling powder used to disorient treasure seekers.

45

Mirage Puffer Spines

Organics

Each spine is coated in a powerful toxin.

34

Molted Scales

Organics

These durable scales were molted from a Shellion. They remain flexible and waterproof for years after they have molted, a property that has not gone unnoticed by dragons.

55

Monitor Tendril

Organics

A favored diversion for hatchlings, these tendrils will glow and twitch for weeks.

50

Moonglow Foxtail

Organics

The fluffy tail of an Ethereal Trickster. It glows in the moonlight and is very soft to the touch. (KS-Sponsored by KravenFoxy)

30

Muckbottom Shell

Organics

May be ground into a rough pigment.

42

Mushroom Oil

Organics

A pungent and flavorful addition to a meal.

29

Nightsky Fuiran Hide

Organics

The iridescence fades within a year of skinning the Fuiran.

26

Old Emptied Nest

Organics

Abandoned bird nests like this are great kindling for camp and cooking fires.

33

Oozing Tusk

Organics

The tusks on Blueridge shells are not poisonous, but the mucus coating them is full of bacteria that frequently causes wounds to fester.

40

Pollen

Organics

A bowl full of misery for dragons with allergies.

20

Potted Deepmine Fungi

Organics

A favored sign or distance marker used by clans living in the undersea cave networks that connect the Tangled Wood and Dragonhome.

29

Potted Peacevine

Organics

Poisonous, but pretty! Peacevine lives on very little water and very little sunlight, making it an ideal lair decoration during long, dark winters.

29

Primary Pigment Blend

Organics

A simple colored pigment used in creating body paint.

42

Pulsating Green Embers

Organics

These markers are a sure way to track fiendcats, even over long distances. They last for weeks, even without fuel.

41

Pupowl Spawn

Organics

Unable to reproduce outside of their native realm, pupowls nevertheless leave these clusters everywhere.

53

Reefsnail Egg

Organics

This unfertilized egg can be used in the production of an antidote for reefsnail poison.

37

Reflective Fish Scales

Organics

A handful of colorful and reflective fish scales. They make excellent jewelry adornments.

35

Rippleconch

Organics

A brilliant aqua-colored shell. Conches are a favored craft item, lending themselves to beautiful necklaces, sculptures, and gifts.

36

Sawbeak Bill

Organics

While it can be used as a saw in a pinch, there are more efficient means available.

35

Seal Mane

Organics

A thick fur that can be used to line winter gear.

35

Searing Jackalope Pelt

Organics

Keeps a dragon warm and cozy!

25

Seaweed Silk

Organics

A finer variant of kelpie mane, seaweed silk can be used for formal garments and embroidery.

48

Serrated Pilco Shell

Organics

This segmented shell creates many sharp, but ultimately disposable blades.

27

Shed Cobalt Scale

Organics

Some dragons will adhere shed scales to their own hide, creating elaborate patterns.

80

Shed Fuchsia Scale

Organics

This scale is too pliable to form armor on its own, but layered it can create a shirt or guard that is easy to maneuver in while effectively deflecting blows.

80

Shining Feather Cluster

Organics

These brilliant blue and green harpy feathers are often affixed to various pieces of weaponry to symbolize unity.

46

Sickle Claws

Organics

It is regarded as unwise to harvest claws of a kamaitachi. These weasels travel in family units, and the survivors are known to hunt collectors down.

50

Silk Spool

Organics

A strong, soft thread used in the creation of fine garments.

20

Singed Webbing

Organics

This miracle of nature can actually be woven to produce flame-resistant clothing for use by dragons that may not have started their lives in the Ashfall Waste.

41

Snail Slime

Organics

Adding glitter and various embeds to snail slime is all the rage among hatchlings.

29

Snow Streak Pinion

Organics

This feather maintains flexibility even in extreme cold.

45

Southmarsh Podid Claws

Organics

Great care must be taken when harvesting podid paws. The claws of females produce a toxin that is potent even after the creature expires.

50

Spare Tendril

Organics

Workshop drones will replace faulty or damaged tendrils as needed.

50

Speckled Savanna Pelt

Organics

Once thought to be a natural pattern, it has been discovered that the spots along the hide of this type of ampelope are a residual discoloration caused by small arcs of electrical energy connecting different hairs.

33

Spectral Scales

Organics

One of the harder materials on Sornieth, these scales are worked into a fine point to be used in arrows or small throwing weapons.

41

Splintered Reeds

Organics

Useful in the creation of rough paper.

27

Staghorn Coral

Organics

Some dragons collect dried pieces of this coral for lair decorations.

35

Sticky Pollen

Organics

Some dragons will mix pollen into their potions. This extra boost makes their potions the bee's knees!

20

Sticky Webbing

Organics

An impossibly sticky clump of webbing that may never lose its tackiness. It is useful as an adhesive for crafters. Just don't get it on your claws!

41

Tail Poof

Organics

A round puff of fine hair, commonly used for applying powdered cosmetics.

29

Terra Shell

Organics

Planting a terra shell will yield rich, fertilized soil.

27

Toxic Igueel Fan

Organics

The stiff leather of this tail fan works well as interfacing and support when shaping leather goods.

35

Translucent Fins

Organics

Murkbottom gull fins are inedible, but are frequently dried and used in decorations designed to catch and reflect light.

34

Umberhorn Qiriq Horn

Organics

Qiriq horns are considered a symbol of good luck. Well, maybe not for qiriq.

25

Unicorn Dust

Organics

A pinch of unicorn dust and happy thoughts can allow a dragon to fly! It seems impossible, but it is true!

48

Verdant Shell

Organics

Verdant shells make for an interesting planter. Place soil inside and they will act as both container and plant life.

27

Vulture Idol

Organics

Tengu leave these imposing figures at ritual sites.

47

Windstroked Silk Whitetail

Organics

The strands of hair from the tail of the Blue Tang Hippogriff are almost the softest organic material known.

45

Winter Wolf Pelt

Organics

Dragons occasionally don these skins to get the drop on encroaching wolf packs.

40

Wolftail

Organics

Useful for basket weaving and the making of twine.

48

Wrinkled Azurescales

Organics

Up close these petals do not resemble scales, though if ground into a pigment they can dye scales blue.

42

Zeeba Horn

Organics

Used in the production of a variety of natural remedies. The effectiveness of these remedies reportedly varies from dragon to dragon.

25

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Trinkets

Airborne Warrior Belt

Trinkets

This cloth belt has several hidden pockets for knives, seeds, and sharpening stones.

31

Amphibious Armor

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Forged of an alien metal, this gauntlet does not rust.

500

Aquatic Relic

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This fragment has been submersed for so long that a change in pressure could damage it.

51

Arcanist Meteorite Miniature

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A modest figurine depicting the Arcanist. It is crafted from meteoric crystal and resonates with a soft, magical glow.

105

Avian Gemstaff

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While this bejeweled staff doesn't itself carry any magical powers, it appears as though it does. Which might make all the difference to how its wielder fares in battle.

33

Aviar Cave Painting

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The pigments used in this painting will not last when exposed to the elements.

46

Aviar Fragment

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A fragment of a larger painting depicting a hunting scene.

46

Barnacle-Encrusted Relic

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Its difficult to tell whether this belonged to a Maren or a seafaring Longneck. It belongs to the barnacles and you now.

475

Basilisk Feather Fan

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Rumored to freeze time and keep dragons looking young.

23

Bean Juicer

Trinkets

Used in the production of delicious, hot bean juice.

22

Behemoth Lance

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Dragons not of the water flight are unable to discern what manner of creature this spearhead came from. Those of the water flight will not speak of it.

34

Black Hainu Collar

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Hainu manage to slip out of any collar. The ground in their territory is littered with failed efforts.

30

Book of Urban Legends

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Tales of dubious validity. Hatchlings can't seem to get enough of them.

37

Bunny Ear Cactus

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Easy to cultivate in the Shifting Expanse.

27

Canopic Jar

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A decorative jar that contains the remains of an ancestral dragon. It is a bad omen to touch, move, look at, or sell this type of artifact.

72

Ceremonial Scythe

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A wickedly sharp reaping scythe, adorned with the wielder's own feathers. The blade is spotless and glints as it catches the light.

47

Charged Stormcatcher Sackdoll

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Stormcatcher. It is pieced together with squares of fleece and is giving you quite the case of static shock.

1000

Cheerful Chime

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These bells are often hung around lairs at festival time. Their loud chiming has become something of a holiday tradition. (Special thanks to ViridianSylph!)

26

Chimera Relic

Trinkets

Something truly special, a one-of-a-kind marvel! ...wait a second... 'Made in Blacksand Annex'?

35

Clockwork Shield

Trinkets

The rapidly spinning gears take a bite out of any tooth or claw used against it.

50

Coffee Pot

Trinkets

Some dragons just can't start their day without a cup of hot coffee.

22

Condor's Breastplate

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It was once uncommon for harpies to wear armor, but trade with centaur herds facilitated by longneck brokers has enabled them access to bronze armor.

33

Dainty Lilypad

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Though inedible, it imparts a mild, sour flavor when steamed with other foods.

34

Dancer's Bell

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The dancer may be no more, but this eerie ornamentation still carries on ringing. You feel compelled to twirl... (Special thanks to BallpointTattoos!)

26

Deeprealm Runestone

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It is not known who created these runestones and grew the massive hunters that carry them.

325

Dickinsonia Vendian

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Culinary scholars debate whether this creature was animal or fungus. If you ask the tundra dragons it's definitely a fungus, while the mirrors unanimously agree animal.

60

Dryad Relief

Trinkets

Is there a dryad watching you from that tree, or is that just what the dryads want you to think?

22

Duelist Hilt

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While not much on their own, the discarded hilts of Serthis weaponry are often recycled for usage in larger metallurgic projects.

28

Earthshaker Stone Statue

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A rough, faceted statue depicting the Earthshaker. It is carved out of thick granite and casts a long, worried shadow.

105

Ebon-Edged Spear

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In Imperial circles, these are also referred to as 'toothpicks'.

23

Emerald Ring

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A polished brass ring clutching a gleaming emerald. It is large enough that Fae dragons could use it as a necklace.

125

Exotic Arcanist Idol

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Arcanist. The fabric is exotic, but the doll feels like it could fall apart if not handled delicately.

1000

Faded Shadowbinder Effigy

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Shadowbinder. It is made of dark velvet and has a musty odor to it.

1000

Fancy Comb

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A decorative, sturdy comb made of seashells and carved wood. The teeth are almost sharp enough that it could be used as a weapon in addition to a practical tool.

360

Fennec Mask

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Tied to cacti as a decoy.

27

Fish Harvester

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Guardian hatchlings will occasionally bite into the ends of these spears to give the wielder a startle.

50

Fisher's Companion

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Ridgeback dragons are known to string hooked feathers along nets and drag them through the water, gathering up hundreds of smaller fish while taking care not to fall in.

27

Flamecaller Terracotta Figure

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A clay likeness of the Flamecaller that was fired in the Great Furnace. It still maintains a smolder.

105

Flute

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Can lull the complacent to sleep with a clever tune.

27

Forest Field Guide

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This tome provides detailed information on the flora and fauna of the region - it seems that many creatures have changed their habits since the forest began to regularly catch fire.

24

Fossilized Leaf

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Botanists will study the plants of the past to provide insight into the plights of their current crops.

82

Furry Icewarden Puppet

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Icewarden. The doll is constructed with exceptionally soft animal hide.

1000

Giant Lilypad

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Also known to fae dragons as 'boat'.

34

Gladekeeper Topiary Cutting

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A creative topiary fashioned to resemble the Gladekeeper. It bears lush and supple leaves without the need for watering.

105

Glittering Bluesilver Torc

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A strong neck ring in polished blue-stained silver. Too small to fit around the neck of most dragons, but makes an excellent bracelet in some cases.

41

Glittering Sphinxband

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The gleaming silver beast that wraps around this valuable ring is said to ward off feline predators. Probably not best to rely on that, though.

33

Greystone Deer

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A simple statue often left as a territory marker by hunters. Pronghorn will often move them close to their lairs as a deadly lure.

47

Hainu Collar

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Though many have tried, it is impossible to train a hainu.

30

Hardshell Helmet

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Crafted from the carapace of aquatic giants, this helm will not fit any known dragon species.

38

Harpy Masque

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This crude masque is carved from bone and decorated with feathers. Its strange, humanoid shape prevents dragons from wearing it.

47

Haunted Stone Orb

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When touched, wisps of smoke begin to swim beneath the surface of this dark stone, becoming more tangible the longer you hold it. (KS-sponsored by Nick B.)

75

Heavy Earthshaker Idol

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Earthshaker. It is made of coarse wool pieces and filled with pebbles.

1000

Historical Text

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A long, storied history of the rise of the Serthis is scrawled on this parchment, written from the perspective of a Serthis too young to fight.

41

Icewarden Ice Sculpture

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A fragile ice carving designed to look like the Icewarden. It holds an aura of spine-tingling cold about it.

105

Iron Gear

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A trinket capable of replacing a faulty part, or accessorising a bustle.

82

Jar of Vapors

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If one is patient enough, a young steam gyre may rise from this.

25

Kelp Sickle

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The blades of kelp sickles are carved from enormous shells found in the Leviathan Trench. They are incredibly sharp and do not have that pesky habit of rusting the second they touch saltwater.

50

Leafy Impression

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Hatchlings enjoy pressing found objects into clay and revealing the relief. While not as academically valuable as a fossil, it will still be treasured by its creator's clan.

82

Leather Centaur Quiver

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Centaur archers are trained from a young age. Many learn to fire a bow before they learn to read.

22

Lightweaver Marble Bust

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A stoic bust depicting the Lightweaver. It is comprised of polished marble that glints in the sunlight.

105

Long Form Poetry

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An impressively long poem telling the legend of the First Four dragon gods. Generations have colored the tale to be more cynical and critical.

41

Lost Gladekeeper Sackdoll

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Gladekeeper. It's constructed from an old linen knapsack and covered in moss and leaves.

1000

Magi Casting Rod

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It took many years for a Longneck to learn how to use this staff. It only took them a few minutes to learn they chose the wrong dragon to use it on. (Special thanks Nothlit.)

40

Menacing Idol

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Adored by cultists and edgy hatchlings alike.

53

Mirror

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Nocturne dragons have trouble seeing themselves within the scratched glass, while other dragons have no problem. Curious, isn't it?

46

Mith Lorebook

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A book of lore. Several entries have been blotted out and written-over.

27

Muff

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An excellent tool for keeping paws and claws warm in the winter.

44

Multi-Lens Magnifier

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Toymaker dragons often use devices like this to carve or paint intricate details onto dolls and figurines.

45

Mushroom Necklace

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Craft night must have been held in Wispwillow Grove this week...

22

Night Flame

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These enchanting candles are saved for telling ghost stories.

46

Obsidian Gryphon Staff

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Apprentice mages will craft staves of black stained wood and gryphon feathers to focus their magic.

27

Otherworldly Collar

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The workmanship on this collar is incredibly advanced - perhaps too advanced? That is not to say it was aliens... but it was aliens.

52

Owlcat Journal

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Embossed with a colorful owlcat, this journal is filled with the hopes, dreams, and cookie recipes of a young dragon.

24

Plaguebringer Bone Scrimshaw

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A menacing engraving of the Plaguebringer. It is scrawled on the side of a large bonespike and reeks of decay.

105

Playful Windsinger Puppet

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Windsinger. It is made of fine satin cloth and held together with green ribbons.

1000

Pristine Harpy Leathers

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A set of clean, supple leather armor. Harpies are not known for their armorsmithing, so this is quite the rarity.

33

Pulsing Relic

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When submerged in warm water, this relic begins to thrum with faint power. It would take a lot of them to power anything worthwhile.

51

Questionable Fashion

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The Wolpertinger rage across Sornieth shows no signs of abating, resulting in less than appealing merchandise to sell to the unfashionable.

44

Raptor Effigy

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A dilapidated effigy fashioned to resemble the Tatterwing Vulture. It is of Corven design.

47

Rasa Pottery Fragment

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Though damaged, shards such as these are repurposed and incorporated into new artworks by dragon crafters.

43

Rotting Plaguebringer Effigy

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Plaguebringer. The dragon leather it's held together with is molding and smells awful.

1000

Ruby Brooch

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Metalworkers from the Ashfall Waste use cold lava and rubies from Dragonhome to make brooches like this one. Merchants like to wear these to show their wealth. (Special thanks to Duveteux!)

20

Sea Scorpion Fossil

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The fossilized remains of a great sea scorpion. This chunk of history is the size of a full-grown tundra dragon.

60

Seed Fern Fossil

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An impression of one of the Gladekeeper's earliest creations.

82

Shadowbinder Onyx Idol

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A razor-sharp onyx idol fashioned to resemble the Shadowbinder. The chiseled surface appears to completely absorb and obscure light.

105

Sharpened Scythe

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Fashioned from obsidian, the head of this scythe is more than capable of splitting hairs.

47

Sharpened Serthis Spear

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A dangerous spear constructed of polished steel, adorned with ripped blue fabric. Serthis use these lances as both weapons and battle standards.

41

Showy Bells

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Twirling these bells around in circles is the new fad, keeping young dragons entertained for hours.

39

Simple Raptorik Sash

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A simple waist sash emblazoned with the united Beastclan sigil. The fabric is worn from years of use.

31

Smoldering Flamecaller Puppet

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Flamecaller. It is falling apart at the seams and quite warm to the touch.

1000

Soft Lightweaver Idol

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Lightweaver. The stitching is finely threaded and the fabric is shiny silk.

1000

Soft Muff

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Just as effective as a standard muff, but much softer.

44

Softly Glowing Pendant

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Glancing into the fractured surface of this type of pendant is said to show you a reflection of the face of your true love. Or a couple dozen of yours.

29

Sopping Tidelord Sackdoll

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A crudely-fashioned stuffed doll that resembles the Tidelord. It's sopping wet and you can't tell what the material is.

1000

Sorceress' Loopbelt

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While it's unknown quite what each loop means, Maren casters who have more loops in their belt are often more potent foes.

34

Sparksylph Husk

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A glass mask created by the passage of a sparksylph through sand. Most impressions are not this sharp!

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Spectre Loop

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A pretty twist of metal... and forbidden knowledge!

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Stag Figurine

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A charm given to travellers in hopes of a swift journey.

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Stardust Sap Lamp

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A specialized lamp that uses sap from birch trees in the Starwood Strand. It emits an eerie blue flame.

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Steel Longneck Helmet

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This is a well-made helmet! Many dragons are constantly disappointed that their head shape simply will not be accommodated by longneck equipment.

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Stone Collar

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These beautiful carved collars are coveted by Parda. Each is worn until it is outgrown.

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Stone Knife

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A piece of history from the first beastclan conflicts.

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Stonestomp Tunic

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A richly dyed linen tunic embroidered with patterns unique to the Stonestomp herd. Only a centaur who is a part of or is formally adopted into the herd may wear one.

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Stormcatcher Scrap Metal Welding

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An imposing metal sculpture designed to look like the Stormcatcher. It looks like it was hastily constructed under an imposed time limit.

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Storyteller's Strings

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The body of this lute is covered in scratchmarked script of the names of various locations around Sornieth.

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Tangled Band

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Its striking color is prized by many dragons.

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Tidelord Seashell Decoration

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A decorative trinket resembling the Tidelord. It is comprised of seashells and bits of coral. One can hear hundreds of faint whispers when holding it close.

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Toridae Mythology

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Ever heard the one about the Toridae with three riddles? Or the one about the Toridae and the overly large hammer? Neither have we... until now.

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Traveler's Runestone

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The sigils indicate that they will grant swiftness to the bearer... but they don't seem to work for dragons.

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Venomblade Hilt

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The hilt of a Venomblade Assassin's sword can be twisted to reveal an additional hidden dagger, drenched in poison.

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Void Loop

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A meticulously crafted likeness of a void wyvern that can be worn on talon or chain.

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Watchful Ring

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No matter the angle, the eye appears to follow you.

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Wave Cutter

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Cuts through waves, seaweed, and kelp just fine.

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Windsinger Painted Vase

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A delicate vase, painted to depict the Windsinger. The brushstrokes appear to wriggle and dance across its surface, as if they yearn to peel off and fly away.

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Wolpertinger Hoodie

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The Wolpertinger has garnered enough of a cult following in Sornieth to justify its own merchandise line.

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Worn Pincushion

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Old hatchling toys can be recycled to keep pins and needles safe.

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