Equipment

Below you will find a large number of items. Every item in Lusternia serves a purpose to different people, but all are useful in some manner.

General

Armour

• Bards, Mages, Druids, Wiccans and Guardians will generally wear enchanted robes.
• Monks will wear enchanted robes as well, except those who take the trade skill of tattoos, in which the transcendent skill works in place of armor.
• Warriors will start off generally with leather armours, then work their way up to plates.

Food

It's always a good idea to have some on hand, constitution platters and dexterity kabobs especially. Food is a necessity, or you will pass out from hunger as well as be injured by your need for food!

Origami

• Bookbinders are able to make various types of Origami. Each piece of Origami is categorized by it's type, and each serves a different purpose.
  • Action Origami will function like a letter, scribed with magic ink and able to be mailed at a Post Office.
  • Modular Origami are able to hold up to 25 items, and able to be mailed at a Post Office.
  • Wetfold Origami will make you more charming while influencing, increase the esteem you earn from your ego battles, and refresh your health, mana, and ego when its day-long blessing ends.
  • Kirigami will make you a little more resistant to physical damage, increase your chance of critical hits when attacking, and will also refresh your health, mana, and ego when its day-long blessing ends.

Useful Enchantments

• Waterwalk (Allows you to walk on water)
• Waterbreathe (Allows you to go underwater and not drown)
• Web (Used to cast an entangling web at an enemy)
• Cleanse (Used to clean a number of afflictions off of you)
• Mercy (Health regeneration)
• Perfection (Mana Regeneration)
• Beauty (Ego Regeneration)
• Kingdom (Clotting assistance)
• Ignite (Set someone else, or in some cases yourself, on fire)
• Geyser (Knock an enemy out of the sky)

Useful Sigils

• Monolith (When dropped, people cannot Teleport to you)
• Eye (Stops Dreamweavers and Ghosts from entering the room)
• Flame (Prevents an item from being picked up)
• Fist (Prevents forcible unwielding of a weapon)
• Teardrop (When attached to a vial, it links it directly to your Liquid Rift, automatically filling your vials until it empties)

Combat

• Weapons. This entirely depends on what archetype, and sometimes what specialization.
  • Mages, druids, wiccans and guardians will typically function without a weapon until their primary skill let's them generate one.
    • Those who practice telekinesis may use a dagger
  • Bards will require an instrument which are made by artisans.
  • Warriors and monks will need a weapon appropriate to their specialization forged by a smith.
• Three pipes. One should be for coltsfoot, one for faeleaf, and one myrtle. Be sure you have a tinderbox as well, if the pipes aren't runed.
• All cures. See HELP CURELIST for the details.
• Protection, Healing and Disruption scrolls.
• An energy cube for recharging enchantments.
• A shield, if you're not a warrior or monk.

Influencing

- Beauty enchantment. - Oils. Use Vanilla for Weakening, Jasmine for Paranoia, Sandalwood for Charity, Dragonsblood for Empowering, and Musk for Secuction.