A spiked crown with obsidian jewels that is rumoured to be made of stardust - in other words, the essence of the dead. Once belonged to Bevan, the artefact fell down to Urdus after the battle with Tangrum. Rumoured to be hidden in the deepest of woods of the east, waiting to find a new owner. The exact location is unknown but it's said that terrifying creatures are attracted to the dark energy the crown radiates.

Some assume that this artefact gives you the ability to speak to the dead. Others assume it was purely decorative. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

A mantle of clouds, once belonged to the sun god Tangrum; once used to hide him from mortal eyes as he walked the sun through the sky. However, the cloak has lost its original powers due to the radiation of the sun and was thrown away by tangra. It's said the cloak is somewhere high on Urdus, up where only the griffin's horses can reach. You might want to bring a few treats for this journey. The unreachable awaits.

Many assume that this artefact gives you the power of invisibility. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

A shining necklace made of precious stones from all over the continent, belonging to the protector of balance - Shreya. It's said that the young goddess has left it in her precious flower gardens and that only the purest of hearts can open the shell that protects it. Be careful not to harm any of the residents there, little one. She might not take any harm done to her favourite beings lightly.

Many assume that this artefact gives you eternal beauty and youth. Others assume it was purely decorative. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

It's believed that Bevan's army had armour crafted by the dead, specially made to resist and stay put through everything their owners put it. Once a soldier died, pieces of armour fell down to Urdus from the sky. Only two full suits were saved from the fall and a certain bloodline from The East might've taken them and hidden them well. You might want to steady your heart if you wish to find one. Your ancestors await.

Many assume that this artefact gives their owner the strength of a hundred dead men when worn. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

A mask made of the darkest pieces of the sky, created to conceal the monsterly face of the night god. Not much is known about this item.

Some assume that this artefact gives their owner the ability to see others’ aura. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Armour made of the coldest shards of ice, unable to be molten by the heat of the sun. Not much is known about this item.

Some assume that this artefact makes their owner immune to fire when worn. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Something that once belonged to the eldest god, stolen by the first mortals so they can control their own fate. Not much is known about this item.

Most assume that this artefact lets their owner know the right choice to their outcome with the most favourable outcome. Currently, the artefact remains hidden.

A beautifully woven cape that is rumoured to make its user as silent as a mouse, as swift as a viper and as deadly as a hellhorn. Not much is known about this item.

Most assume that this artefact acts as a perfect camouflage when worn. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

A fearsome ornament that used to be worn in battle by the war god, made of all the metals that are found in the pits of the earth. Not much is known about this item.

Some assume that this artefact makes the wearer’s enemies freeze in fear which allows for a swift kill. Others assume that this artefact makes you immune to injury in battle. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

The golden mask of the first king of Innaccesus island, Julius Bridges. Said to be given to him by his companion before the king was murdered. The mask was supposed to drive fear into the hearts of the owner's enemies, as well as make the owner invincible. Unfortunately, it seems like the stars weren't in Julius' favour.

Some assume that instead of the intended use, this artefact makes the wearer able to shapeshift into anyone he knows. Others assume that this artefact makes you speak only your true thoughts. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Queen Antoinette's cape was famous for its captivating colours, bright and vibrant as an exotic bird's feathers. It's rumoured to be lost after the generous ruler used it to cover the body of one of her favourite soldiers after he fell on the battlefield. Eyewitnesses at the time have said that the cape glowed under the sun as the fallen soldier's soul reached the heavens.

Some assume that this artefact was purely decorative. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

A weapon that belongs to the current queen of Innaccesus - said to be covered in the blood of innocent locals from the first and last rampage of the mad queen. The spear was supposedly burned after the queen decided to turn a "new leaf" but it's rumoured that it was only a duplicate...

Most assume that this spear is cursed so it never misses its target and turns even the most inexperienced into a deadly soldier. Currently, the artefact is in the hands of Antinea Bantius - Bridges.

Twin blades that are said to belong to a princess from the early, glorious days of The West. It's unknown whether or not they were used as they were a marriage gift to celebrate the connection made between two royal families. The princess was nicknamed ‘the pretty dove of Gathriel’, otherwise known as Ellené.

Some assume that this artefact makes its owner able to glimpse into the possible future on the surface of the blade. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Armour made for the King and Queen's personal guards. Made of heavy and dark volcanic rock and decorated with pearls and other corals, brought by the fishermen after a visit on the island. The armour was said to be able to withstand the most brutal of attacks and to protect its user from harm, no matter where the enemy hit.

The power of this artefact is known. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Armour made of the scales of the demiurge Cadmus. It was said to be given to the very first of the bloodline of Pendragon, a symbol of their connection with the Fire Lord. The armour was made to be fire-resistant, able to be lit on fire without its owner burning to death under it. Unfortunately, the family relic got stolen by a bunch of unruly perirst and is now hidden somewhere deep in the tunnels of The South.

The power of this artefact is known. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Decorative armour made for the Queen of perirst. Unfortunately, her followers aren't the brightest and the armour ended up a few sizes larger. It's now left to rot somewhere in the underwater tunnels of The South. The armour is made of various jewels and diamonds, along with volcanic rock, making it extremely hard to break.

The power of this artefact is known. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.

Armour made of volcanic rock, rumoured to have once belonged to the legendary Janusii. He had used it to become one with the dark of the night and rob anyone who was unlucky enough to be found by him. After his death, the armour was lost in the depths of the desert. A pile of thin, matte material that seems to suck in the light around it.

Some assume that this artefact makes you one of the shadows when worn. Currently, the artefact remains unfound.