User:Soranin/Sandbox

My primary sandbox.

To do

In no particular order.

• Valhalla
  • Transcription work, see Sandbox 5
• Brotherhood of Venice
  • Cesare Borgia's pistol
• Geirmund's Saga
  • See Saga
• French augmented reality tours
  • Create/improve [Le Trésor des Templiers], [Le Secret de Napoléon 1er], [Le Secret de Camerone], [L'Armoire de Fer], [Senka], [Le Secret des Mines]
  • See France

Jade

Map descriptions

Yangzhou City

Zhao ChengDing ShugeHeiboSanchunHufei YeLi Kui

As part of a family in Yangzhou City that has reared horses for generations, he has worked with horses every day of his life. The horses that he breeds are highly sought after by the Qin army in Yangzhao due to their handsomeness and strength.

An Artifact Appraiser in Yangzhou City, he was once a citizen of Zhao and aide to Lu Buwei. Adept at handling the relationship between the Qin and Xiongnu, he frequently resolves border disputes.

A craftsman who has lived in Yangzhou City since childhood, Heibo gets his name from his tanned complexion. The constant conflict near his hometown has given him ample opportunity to hone his weapon-forging skills.

A renowned chef who is a leading figure of Yangzhou delicacies. His specialty dish involves pouring a meat sauce made with three types of meat—rabbit meat, mutton, and venison—over rice. This dish is also the origin behind his self-appointed title: "Three Delights," or Sanchun.

An expert at raising pigeons. It is said that he understands their language. Despite living in the border town of Yangzhou, he acquires a lot of valuable intel thanks to his industrious birds.

A wandering merchant traveling by foot, he is temporarily staying in Yangzhou due to the war. Even though this miserly merchant of the Central Plains is not particularly good at business, he is still able to eke out a living.

Yunyang

Wu CuiSima PeiDuanmu MinHuo Wen'woDing JiYi

The elder of two brothers from the south who settled down in Yunyang many years ago. His demeanor is reminiscent of Wu Yue, making him seem out of place in Qin.

A carriage driver who came back with the Qin army after the wars of unification. It is said that he used to be a citizen of Chu. He loves to brag that he is a good judge of horses, he's not wrong.

Once a Confucian scholar from Qi, he moved to Qin during the reign of King Zhuangxiang, serving as an official in Yunyang. Sometime after, he resign from his position and retreated into seclusion, choosing to join the Baiwen and search for treasure instead. To outsiders, he is a mere engraver.

The son of a concubine from an esteemed family, his original surname is not Huo. He is an excellent informer in Yunyang City, and his pigeons are so obedient that they can be commanded by anyone.

One of the best chefs in Yunyang City. His sauces are extremely tasty, and while he claims to be a peerless expert at butchering cows, a Qin law banning the slaughter of cows has prevented anyone from ever witnessing his skills firsthand.

A hawjer of both necessities and certain luxuries. Enjoys a decent reputation among Yunyang citizens for his reasonable prices and plain dealing.

Mohist Village

A cloistered village where Mohist scholars gather to observe their doctrines.

Tan SongqiuTian CouSui HeFu Li

The Mohist who is most adept at procuring news and information. His dual identity as both a Mohist and a Qin soldier made him especially useful during the wars of unification.

A former Mohist, he peacefully left Mohism to become Lao Ai's aide. After roaming from place to place, he eventually returned to his hometown, using his special status to become the Artifact Appraiser of the Mohist Village.

A Mohist disciple whose hobby is cooking. Adept at making simple dishes out of common ingredients, he is also a devout follower of Mohism.

A craftsman who follows Mohism, he has been travelling abroad and preaching the teachings of Mohism for many years. After hearing about the Mohists' troubles, he rushed back from Shu and took on the majority of their smelting responsabilities.

Fushi City

Jisun ChengZhu TaoZhongWang Chui

A citizen of Lu who fled to Qin, it is said that he was once a high-ranking official during the Lu Buwei era. Today, he serves the Baiwen under the cover of anonimity, using the clan's influence to search for any traces of valuable treasure.

Part of a business-oriented family local to Fushi, his father named him Zhu Tao for good luck. However, his business acumen is average at best, which is why he has no plans to expand the business.

Honing his craft in the kitchens since childhood, he slowly worked his way up from a mere helper to a full-fledged chef. Zhong's two brothers died in the war [Missing part]

While he's failry unremarkable as a braftsman, he is adept at smelting common copper wares and ceremonial vessels.

Viewpoints

Northern Shangjun

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This is an official market, with peace between soldiers and citizenry, and free trade between nomads and Qin. On most days this place is a forest of market stalls, all bustling with competition between merchants, filling the air with the verve of life.

This place hads been named Tulu Pass to commemorate Meng Tian's victory over the nomadic tribes. The pass has been critical in the war against the nomads, and fortifications have been built to repel invaders.

The first emperor of Qin formerly entrusted general Meng Tian to lead an army to attack the nomads and build the Great Wall. Today, the watchtowers have been destroyed, leaving behind ruins so dilapidated that even the bandits have abandoned them.

Located on top of a peak, the Altar of Soil and Grain is gorgeous yet solemn, displaying the people's devotion to the land. The governor offers sacrifices each year here, praying for a bounteous harvest in the coming year.

An earlier group of Qin citizens exploring outside the wall once rested here, and climbed up to look back on their hometown after the building of the wall, hence the name Homeview Stone.

This is a Great Wall watchtower over the North Pass. Gazing north from here, across the forlorn frontier beyond the wall, one can see a lonely cave that appears to have been deserted for many years. No one dares enter.

Originally built to observe the defensive line against the Xiongnu; however, the defensive line fell out of use once the Great Wall was built. What was once a watchtower now only silently watches over the barren hills by the river.

A constant stream of lumber and stone from Shangjun's forests and quarries flowed to the front line during the Great Wall's construction. General Meng established patrol posts near the forests and mines, and deployed troops to protect the supply line. This is one such fortification.

Southern Shangjun

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The watchtowers south of the defensive line have seen a decline in importance since the Great Wall was built, but the Mt. Hei Garrison was built there to capitalize on its geographical advantages.

The defensive line was moved northward with the building of the Great Wall, rendering many of the watchtowers to the south ineffective, gradually leading to their abandonment.

Di District Granary Viewpoint: The granary is located in the midst of Di District's farmland. It not only carries all of the region's harvests, but also the hopes and dreams of the land.

The Viewpoint in Zhidao Pass has quietlu watched the vicissitudes of Shangjun since ancient times.

Di District Viewpoint: Di District is the premier city of the Shangjun region, sitting on Didao Ridge and facing the Great Wall. As a key northern transportation hub, it has been an area of great strategic importance throughout history.

Southern Didao Ridge

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The tower of Yunyang City, commanding a view of Yunyang's prosperity and vitality.

Mt. Cuo'e is fifth among the mountain peaks, and is home to many bandits and rich mineral deposits.

Mt. Ya is sixth among the mountain peaks, and is near the location of Xingtian.

It is rumored that the ghosts of fallen soldiers still roam the battlefield near the lone tree that watches over Shadow Forest like a tombstone.

Mt. Huangya is fourth among the mountain peaks, and is iconic for its cliffs.

A lone cliff overlooking Xiaoxi Village. The scenery is breathtaking, but its proximity to the beast-infested mountains renders it inaccessible.

Bagua

Qian

Artifacts

UnidentifiedIdentified

Unidentified Earthenware An intriguing eagle-shaped ceramic pot. It seems to be used for storing grains.	Unidentified Bowl Considering how heavy this bowl is, it must be made of pure gold.	Unidentified Round Mirror A copper mirror. Many exquisite glass beads are inlaid on the back.
Unidentified Zither A zither decorated with exquisite carvings and colorful lacquer paint.	Unidentified Miniature House An exquisite ornament. The artisan must have been exceptionally skilled to create such lifelike figures inside the house.	Unidentified Black Ceramic Plate Only the nobility would create such a superfluous design as a bird in the middle of a basin.
Unidentified Ceramic Idol A ceramic figurine that looks like a roaring beast.	.	.
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Ancient Eagle-Shaped Ding An extremely rare ancient ceramic pot, or "ding," with an avian design. Once [sic] can speculate that this relic is used for sacrificial ceremonies. Ornamental creations already possessed vividly painted artwork in the ancient period this was made. This eagle-shaped ceramic pot is proof of the high degree of artistic ability possessed by our ancestors. This sacrificial vessel is a symbol of ancient peoples' totem worship.	Gold Cloud-Pattern Bowl A wine vessel made of pure gold with handles made of jade, it is one of only a handful of works of art that combine the two. The level of skill and the amount of thought put into its design far outweigh the monetary value of the gold itself. Though gold smelting has reached an advanced level, turning pure gold into everyday utensils is still rarely done. Jade and gold are seen as symbols of blessings and good fortune, which explains people's fondness for such valuable utensils.	Jade Eye Copper Mirror The glass beads on the back of this mirror are not items that any common family can afford to use. Initially, such items could only be obtained via trade with the Xiongnu. It is said that such beads were transported from the land to the Far West. Later, a group of craftsmen developed a new method of firing the glass, which is the primary reason why the back of this mirror is so extravagant.
Zither Carved wutg Taotie Pattern A standard plucked zither with 25 strings. Decorated lavishly with ornamental patterns, such xithers are known as "gilded zithers" in the Rites of Zhou. Once a ritual musical instrument that only royalty could play, many have now found their way into the hands of common folk. Made with catalpa wood for the body and cow tendons as strings, zithers like these were played in rituals worshipping the heavens, especially during the Zhou dynasty. Confucians wish to revive this ritual system.	Ancient Ritual Music House The palm-sized ornament features a pair of dancers and four musicians performing inside a house. The artist's uncanny ability to fit so much detail inside such a miniscule space makes this a stunning work of art. Thus we can see that the biggest difference between the nobility and commoners lies in the amount and type of amusements available to them. To the nobility, pleasure often takes higher priority than making a living. This attitude is especially prevalent among young noblemen, not yet burdened with affairs of state, whose unending demands on musicians and entertainers can lead to some rather absurd and fantastical performances.	Black Rongdi Bird Plate Black ceramic wares are considered a novelty in every state, because only the people of Zhongshan can procure such wares. Zhongshan, being a state established by the Baidi people, has tried numerous times to get closer to the cultural sphere of the vassal states in the Central Plains. Producing these black ceramic wares is the result of such attempts. However, their identity as Baidi people has ultimately never been accepted. Even the state of Zhao, which introduced "barbarian-style" attire and horseback archery, has never once recognized Zhongshan as a "legitimate" vassal state.
Ancient Ceramic Tiger Figurine An idol revered by the "Tiger" faith, a relatively primitive religious group compared to other, more complex, religious groups of Didao Ridge. It is clear that this relic has been handed down across many generations. It is generally believed that the tiger symbolizes Zhongshan nobility because it was viewed as the king of all animals. With a strong body and courageous spirit, it is only natural that the tiger was chosen by the gods to be their representative on earth. As a creature capable of devouring humans, it is both feared and revered by people.	.	.
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Utensils

UnidentifiedIdentified

Unidentified Wine Vessel The artwork on this wine vessel is beautiful, and is much lighter than its bronze counterpart.	Unidentified Square-shaped Artifact A square wine vessel with a complex design. It's clear that this is no ordinary artifact, but there's no way to know whom it belonged to.	Unidentified Ladle This ladle has an odd appearance, resembling that of some animal.
Unidentified Basin A pottery artifact etched with a unique design.	.	.
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Cloud-Patterned Lacquer Vessel A vessel used to store wine or soup. This lacquerware is portable, and is used similarly to a cauldron. However, it is cheaper and more convenient. The vessel's surface features cloud patterns, with the word "Sidou" written on it referring to its capacity. The vessel's size is actually what makes the Cloud-Pattern Lacquer Fang so significant. Its use and the ability to fill it signifies that a high quality of life has been attained in Qin, and its users are members of the affluent portion of the population.	King of Zhongshan's Dragon Hu A wine vessel with a square-shaped design commonly seen during the Warring States period. It once belonged to the ancient royal family of Zhongshan. Eight dragons are engraved onto the vessel, and marvelous inscriptions cover the surface, indicating the priceless value of this relic. This vessel was ordered to be cast by the King of Zhongshan for his prime minister. Used to store wine for paying respects to former kings, this artifact was a highly valuable ceremonial vessel during ancient times.	Phoenix-Crested Ladle A dining ladle used by Qin officials. The ladle is engraved with the character for "salty," which serves as a reminder for the chef. The ladle is brilliantly carved and painted to resemble a phoenix, a very common design motif during the Qin dynasty. The Qin emperor is a direct descendant of the Shang dynasty, and thus, the Qin dynasty inherited a similar reverence for the celestial bird Xuan'niao. Its cultural importance can be seen in the prevalence of phoenix elements in everyday products.
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Artifact

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Unidentified Ceremonial Vessel A formal and dignified ceremonial vessel with quite a lengthy inscription.	Unidentified Bronze Basin A bronzeware of unknown use, which, judging from its shape, likely is used for liquids of some sort.	.
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Zhou Foal-Catching Gift A ceremonial vessel granted by the King of Zhou himself as a token of recognition to a noble. The King of Zhou would bless foals that were ready to enter the royal herds during the ancient foal-catching rite, to thank and answer to the horse spirits that they worshipped. This ceremony held so much significance that nobles could be awarded special recognitions based on their performance.	Ancient Phoenix Head Basin The basin was used for washing hands during ceremonies. It was a high-end item from the small state of Zhongshan and is rarely used now due to the complexity of the ceremonies. Zhongshan was made up of mainly Baidi people, who were one of the foreign races most influenced by the culture of the Central Pains. After several generations of great effort, the state officially received titles from the King of Zhou, an action opposed by his Ji clan vassals.	.
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Utensil

UnidentifiedIdentified

Unidentified Double Lamp A copper lighting device with a rather clever design. One look is all it takes to make sense of the intuitive mechanism.

Unidentified Censer The scent of incense still lingers on this particularly plain censer.

Mechanical Qin Lantern A lighting device that makes use of some interesting mechanisms, widely used by Qin officials. Known for their emphasis on practicality and utility, the Qin kingdom have a deep appreciation for Mohist engineering. A certain Mohist engineer was once commissioned to design this lantern, which was then quickly distributed to every official who had to travel on long journeys.

Han Earthenware Censer Painted censors [sic] were some of Han merchants' most traded items, and were very popoular with officials and commoners during the rule of King Zhaoxiang. Qin nobility (and those commoners who can afford it) incorporate incense into formalities within their homes, as incense is a symbol of a desirable life.

Weapon

UnidentifiedIdentified

Unidentified Shield A custom-painted design on an otherwise common Qin army shield.	Unidentified Bronze Dagger-Axe This bronze dagger-axe that had been forgotten on an ancient battlefield in the Shadow Forest somehow stands out from other damaged weapons.	Unidentified Token A military tally in possession of the Qin military general. It would be a huge problem if the normal soldiers got their hands on it.
Unidentified Axe Head An axe head with a fierce-looking engraving. Likely extremely ancient.	Unidentified Short Sword A heavily rusted bronze short sword with the strong smell of rust.

Chariot Shield A shield equipped on bronze chariots for defense purposes. This painted leather and lacquer shield is commonly referred to as a "chariot shield" in the army. Every shield has paintings that represent Qin warriors' deep respect for the dangers of the battlefield.	General Shou's Bronze Dagger-Axe A first-rate bronze dagger-axe used by General Xiang Shou's troops during the reign of King Zhao of Qin. Once the governor of Shangjun, his special relationship with the Su brothers allowed Baiwen ideas to flourish inside Qin. The names engraved on this dagger-axe were probably of great significance to him.	Qin Tiger Tally This is one of the oldest tiger tallies used by Qin during the Warring States period. It is more than just a symbol of power—it serves as a key that allows orders to be validated and armies to be mobilized. Those who are given a tiger tally are given permission to make war on behalf of the king. The king usually keeps one half of the tally in his own possession.
Ancient Taotie-Patterned Axe Head A bronze cast axe head with a Taotie design. The Shang bronze battle-axe was the standard weapon of the Shang dynasty. The Taotie, an ancient mythological creature that represents greed and gluttony, was a common motif on weapons and vessels during the Shang dynasty. Now this type of axe, as well as its Taotie design, is rarely used, showing that the way of life of later generations has become vastly different from those of the Shang.	.

Xiongnu

UnidentifiedIdentified

Unidentified Gold Accessory A small animal-shaped accessory with a hole. The weight of this gold artifact indicates its value.	Unidentified Gold Accessory The intricate design and lifelike engraving on this accessory bespeak the opulence of its owner.	Unidentified Deer Ornament A silver kneeling deer that would look nice on a table. The craftsmanship is exquisite.
Unidentified Deer Ornament A bright-eyed deer ornament designed with an oddly blank expression. "It looks stupefied, as if it was suddenly caught in a bright light of some sort..."	.	.
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Xiongnu Hedgehog Accessory This charming pendant of a curled-up hedgehog is used to adorn the clothes of nomadic peoples. The Xiongnu excel at gold working, and their adornments are covered in tiny, exquisite details. The hedgehog is known for its resilience in adverse environments, making it a symbol for those who seek to thrive on the harsh steppes.	Golden Bear and Sheep Accessory Designed in a bear and sheep pattern using thin sheets of gold and exquisite turquoise inlays. It's unlikely that it could have belonged to anyone but a noble. Its design is typical of the style found in Wu and Yue, so it likely came from the southern region. Further research would probably trace its origin to the period when King Tang of Shang overthrew the last Xia ruler with his military prowess.	Xiongnu Deer Ornament The Xiongnu are surrounded by wildlife in their everyday lives. They are familiar with the appearance and habits of these animals. Xiongnu craftsmen sculpt these familiar creatures to remind soldiers of their homeland in the steppes even, even as they do battle in faraway lands.
Xiongnu Antlered Deer Ornament Bronze deer ornaments are prevalent among Xiongnu homes. The long-antlered stag stands tall and proud, brimming with energy. As these deer are commonly hunted for food, the nomads have a profound gratitude for the animal.	.	.
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Notes

Jade Spring

Yu Ying's Warning

Don't touch what isn't yours. Those who truly love money must acquire it through proper means.

Inventory

Name	Type	Description	Price	Source
Shadow Chaser		Grants a Legendary Shadow Chaser The King rides around on his eight handsome stallions. The fourth was named Shadow Chaser, and chases after the sun.
White Blade	Weapon Enhancement Material	A fragment of a blade. Seems stained with some kind of white pigment. It is sharper than the average blade.	-	World Missions Purchase from Heibo Drops from Swordsmen, Longswordsmen, Swordsmen with shields, Swordmasters and Dual Swordsmen
Red Arrowhead	Weapon Enhancement Material	A fragment of an arrowhead. Seems stained with some kind of red pigment. It is sharper than the average arrowhead.	-	World Missions Purchase from Heibo Drops from Spearmen, Shield Guards, Bowmen and Poisoners
Black Copper Awl	Weapon Enhancement Material	A fragment of a copper awl. Seems stained with some kind of black pigment. It is harder than normal copper.	-	World Missions Purchase from Heibo Drops from Axemen, Strongmen, Dual Macebearers and Bulwarks
Viola	Cooking Ingredient	Viola plants produce purple, yellow, and white flowers. Also known as the Chinese violet or wild pansy, this sweet flower is a popular food item.	50	Great Wall Junction Reclaimed Ridge
Mushroom	Cooking Ingredient	Mushrooms are a type of fungi. The Chinese have harvested mushrooms for food since the Neolithic era, making them the first to identify and incorporate fungi into the human diet.		Border Ruins Yan River Valley Mountain Woods
Hazelnut	Cooking Ingredient	Hazelnuts are a specialty of the Qin region of Guanzhong. They play a significant role in the diet and gift culture of the era. It is customary for women to include hazelnuts in their gifts, as they symbolize the giver's genuine well-wishes for the recipient.	50	Southern Great Wall Reclaimed Ridge
Herbs	Health Regeneration	Consuming 2 Herbs replenishes 1 use of your Health Tonic. Your Health Tonic is automatically replenished with Herbs from your inventory when you spend a certain amount of time outside of combat.	50	Forageable Enemy drops Store purchase
Crude Whetstone	Weapon Enhancement Material	A copper tool for sharpening blades. Made with less-than-ideal craftsmanship.	-	Forged with Heibo
Fine Whetstone	Weapon Enhancement Material	A copper tool for sharpening blades. Its cutting-edge craftsmanship allows it to produce top-notch results.
Weapon Skill Tablet Custom Chest		Open to get a skill tablet for the Axe, Longsword, Spear, or Dual Swords.
Wild Grapes	Cooking Ingredient	Wild grapes are smaller than typical grapes. Their juice can be made into a sour seasoning, while their stems can be used in medicine.	50	Xiaoxi Valley Yan River Valley Yanlai Foothills
Cornus Herb	Cooking Ingredient	A traditional herb used in food and medicine since ancient times. The dried fruit gives off a spicy fragrance. It would serve as the main ingredient in spicy dishes until chili peppers were introduced to China.	50	Divine Range Nianzi Range
Roasted Meat	Food	Instantly restores 100 Health Roasting techniques were already highly refined in the Qin and Han periods of China. Roasting not only enhances the taste of deer and boar meat, but also allows it to be preserved longer.		Cooking Beyond the Great Wall Northern Yan River Ridge Yanlai Range
Oyster Mushroom	Cooking Ingredient	A common type of oyster mushroom that grows on dead wood, decaying stumps, and dead sections of trees. These velvety, fleshy mushrooms are treasured ingredients.	50	Nianzi Range Ancient Woodlands
Roasted Fish	Food	Instantly restores 100 Health Roasting techniques were already highly refined in the Qin and Han periods of China. Freshwater fish are commonly roasted with plums or sour spices to remove their fishy odor. Roasting not only enhances the taste of the fish, but also allows it to be preserved longer.		Southern Great Wall Mountain Woods Huangyun Range
Primal Cinnabar	Astral Essence Enhancement Material	A precious material obtained from refined mineral, used to enhance your Tianyan Stone Of the fifty paths under heaven, man can only walk one.	-	Bounty Mission reward Exploration events
Raw Red Agate	Weapon Enhancement Material	Weapon Enhancement Material	-	Purchase from Heibo Possible drop from Xingtian and Ghost-Faced General
Raw Kunlun Jade	Weapon Enhancement Material	Weapon Enhancement Material	-	Purchase from Heibo Possible drop from Xingtian, Shenshu and Ghost-Faced General
Raw Black Jade	Weapon Enhancement Material	Weapon Enhancement Material	-	Purchase from Heibo Possible drop from Xingtian and Shenshu
Mushroom Soup	Food	Restores 50 Health every 5s for 30s A simple fare made from mushrooms found next to trees. It tastes flavorful even without seasoning.	50	Cooking
Bean Porridge	Food	Increases max Health by 200 for 180s A porridge made from beans, a common staple during the Qin dynasty. Does not stack with effects from other foods.	50	Cooking
Malt Sugar	Cooking Ingredients	Malt sugar, a type of syrup brewed from malt, was first used before the Qin period. This extremely valuable sweetener is mostly in state banquets and ritual offerings.
Mixed Grains	Cooking Ingredients	Before the Qin era, there was already a clear distinction between staple and non-staple foods. The five main food staples consisted of broomcorn millet, foxtail millet, wheat, soybeans, and sesame, while non-staples included all fruits, vegetables, and meat.	1	Purchase from Merchant Li Kui in Yangzhou Purchase from Chef Sanchun in Yangzhou
Douchi	Cooking Ingredients	Douchi, or fermented black soybeans, has a long history in Chinese cuisine as an important flavoring, alongside wine and soy sauce. Known as "youshu" or "dark bean" in ancient times, the seasoning is made from black soybeans that are cooked and then fermented. It was renamed "douchi" during the Qin dynasty.
Cluster Mallow	Cooking Ingredients	A common food item of the Qin diet. The five most common vegetables are mallows, pea leaves, Chinese onions, scallions, and garlic chives. Mallow, scientific name Malva verticillata, is the main vegetable of the period.
Salt	Cooking Ingredient	Salt comes in various types, but lake and sea salt were the most commonly used varieties during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. Salt refinaries were rare during the Warring States period, making it a rare commodity.
Poultry Meat	Cooking Ingredient	Chicken and duck are the main poultry of the Qin dynasty. Meat from domesticated fowl is highly prized, and is always saved for important occasions. Game fowl, by contrast, is one of the most commonly-eaten meats.
Gourd	Cooking Ingredient	This gourd has been cultivated in China for seven thousand years. Usually eaten when soft and ripe, the white fleshy fruit is very mouth-watering.		Yangzhou Stockade Fushi Stockade Xiaoxi Valley
Melon	Cooking Ingredient	Melons are no ordinary fruit. For many, melons constituted up to half of the yearly diet. As food and supplies were scarce in ancient times, common folk relied heavily on fruits and vegetables that were rich in sugar to stave off hunger.	50	Border Ruins Xiaoxi Valley Yunyang Province
Cured Meat	Food	Increases max Health by 3% for 180s Meat flavored with douchi and then dried in the sun. A must-have food item for travelers on the go. Does not stack with effects from other foods.
Mallow Soup	Food	Instantly restores 200 Health Fresh mallow and mixed grains elevate an otherwise ordinary soup.
Baked Bun	Food	Increases Assassination Damage by 20% for 180s Mix freshly picked hazelnuts into the dough for a fragrant and delicious treat. Does not stack with effects from other foods.	50	Cooking
Recipe: Meat and Mushrooms	Bamboo Scroll Recipe	Study this bamboo scroll to learn the specified dish Recipe: Grill freshly-picked mushrooms with game meat for a savory burst of flavor.
Recipe: Grilled Chicken	Bamboo Scroll Recipe	Study this recipe to learn the specified dish Recipe: The whole chicken is grilled over an open flave. One can hardly resist the taste.
Recipe: Fried Glazed Fish	Bamboo Scroll Recipe	Study this recipe to learn the specified dish Recipe: Glaze the fish with a thin layer of malt sugar and fry over a low heat. The sweetness is subtle and enticing.
Recipe: Sweet and Sour Fish	Bamboo Scroll Recipe	Study this recipe to learn the specified dish Recipe: Infuse some fresh, tender, fish with hawthorn juice, then steam. The sweet and sour flavor is supremely appetizing.
Recipe: Crispy Fried Noodles	Bamboo Scroll Recipe	Study this recipe to learn the specified dish Recipe: Dough made from honey and rice flour that's been rolled into thin strips, bundled into a ring shape, and fried in oil.
Recipe: Baked Bun	Bamboo Scroll Recipe	Study this recipe to learn the specified dish Recipe: Mix freshly picked hazelnuts into the dough for a fragrant and delicious treat.
Spear Skill Tablet	Weapon Enhancement Material	A manual on the art of wielding the spear. Studying it would surely improve one's spear technique.
Dual Swords Skill Tablet	Weapon Enhancement Material	A manual on the art of wielding dual swords. Studying it would surely improve one's dual sword technique.
Uncommon Inscription Chest	Treasure Chest	A mysterious chest that contains a random Uncommon inscription.
Yellow Copper	Mineral	A crude forging material.	50	Beyond the Great Wall Reclaimed Ridge Yunyang Province
Specular Hematite	Mineral	A standard forging equipment.	50	Border Ruins Yan River Valley Huangyun Range
Dense Corundum	Mineral	Used for enhancing weapons.	50	Purchase from Heibo Fushi Stockade Southern Yan River Plains Yanlai Foothills
Ruby Corundum	Mineral	Used for enhancing weapons.	50	Purchase from Heibo Southern Great Wall Yan River Valley Ancient Woodlands
Sapphire Corundum	Mineral	Used for enhancing weapons.	50
Gobi Chalcedony	Mineral	Used for enhancing weapons.	50	Mountain Woods Nianzi Range Cuo'e Range
Chunk of Wolf Meat	Cooking Ingredient	Lean meat from a wild wolf. It is fresh and tender, perfect for roasting.	50	Drops in the wild.
Chunk of Beast Meat	Cooking Ingredient	Lean meat from a kill. It is fresh and tender, perfect for roasting.	50	Drops in the wild.
Peach	Cooking Ingredient	Native to the Yellow River basin and the Loess Plateau, peach trees can grow in a range of soil and climate conditions, making them prevalent all across China. Apart from being edible right off the branch, peaches are also used as an ingredient in wine brewing.	50	Southern Yan River Plains Ancient Woodlands
Jujube	Cooking Ingredient	Jujubes have been eaten and fermented into wine since the Western Zhou period. Jujube wine was offered as a special drink when entertaining friends and guests. The people of Qin once relied on jujubes to survive a famine, and since then the fruit has been regarded as a cherished staple.	50	Southern Yan River Plains Mt. Diao Range
Steamed Greens	Food	.	50	Cooking
Candied Fruit	Food	.	50	Cooking
Hawthorn	Cooking Ingredient	.	50	Fenshui Range Cuo'e Range
Goji Berries	Cooking Ingredients	.	50	Great Wall Stockade Northern Yan River Ridge
Honey	Cooking Ingredients	.	50	Fushi Sotckade Mountain Woods
Large Black Jade	Weapon Enhancement Material	Weapon Enhancement Material	-	Purchase from Heibo Possible drop from Xingtian and Shenshu
Crispy Fried Noodles	Food	Dough made from honey and rice flour that's been rolled into thin strips, bundled into a ring shape, and fried in oil.	50	Cooking
Bamboo Shhot	Cooking Ingredient	Records show that bamboo shoots were used as food even before the Qin period. The shoots rapidly grow into bamboo during the spring, leaving only a short window of time for this precious ingredient to be harvested.	50	Divine Range Yanlai Range

Key Items

Name	Type	Description
Treasure Case	Mission Item	A case with the tribute to the Emperor. This case is the purpose of this Youxia operation. If handled properly, it will fetch a fortune for poor people on the frontier.
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Weapons

Name	Type of Gear	Rarity	Description
Peacemaker	Longsword	Uncommon	Weapons must be raised only to end war and bring peace.
Whistler	Bow	Uncommon	The whistling arrow flies, the pierced armor groans.
Axe of Valor	Axe	Uncommon	Murderers shall be killed and evil punished.
Primordial Flame	Longsword	Legendary	Suiren took fire from the stars and drove it into rock, granting fire to humankind. From this fire, Suiren drew out a sword that glittered with gold and flame.
Divine Dragon Spear	Spear	Legendary	Wielded by the Divine Dragon under the Yellow Emperor, this spear slew the god Chiyou, defeated the giant Kuafu, and was revered across the land.
Abiding Light	Longsword	Epic	Forged of miraculous steel over a period of four years. It holds the light of the world within it, and leaves solid trails of light behind.
Moonwolf Fang	Dual Swords	Epic	A weapon passed down for generations in the Moonwolf Clan, decorated with the spoils of war. Anyone who doubts their might could well pay with their life.

Armor

Set	Description
Youxia Frostbloom	Young Youxia are hot-blooded and sometimes over-eager to eradicate evil. They wield their frost blades to right the wrongs of the world.
Six Arts	In addition to the study of economics and the Six Arts, a mastery of both civil and military affairs is necessary for one to make their name in the world.
Theoretician	Those who wish to stand before the court and proclaim their ambitions are required to be well-learned.
Sunpiercer	Value justice above life, and your deeds will be written across the heavens. Seek not the nobility of blood, nor the beauty of fine clothers; seek only to wield your sword in the name of justice.
Steppe Eagle	Mighty eagle soaring in the sky, the winds of the vast steppes beseech you. Let all that grass covers become horses' pastures.
Charioteer	No army in the world can stand before fearsome warhorses in full charge; this is the force that unites the lands under heaven. Chariots and riders may change, but this truth remains.
Tanned Leather	Leather must be tough, but stiff leather will crack. A wise tanner takes care during the softening process, as strength often lies flexibility.
Plated Leather	Leather armor plates are extremely sturdy once they are tanned, assembled, and lacquered, and offer excellent protection.
Lacquered Leather	An experienced tanner can skillfully ensure that their leather remains pliable and crack-resistant during the delicate lacquering process.
Borcade Guard (Alabaster)	The Brocade Guard was formed under the hand of a truly ambitious king. This king shared his hope and glory with the Guard, and even allowed them to adorn themselves with the image of dragons. They acted with the king's authority, and their blades imposed peace upon the land. They led troops and chariots as if they themselves were monarchs, but their loyalty remained ever with their king and their country.

Horse

Name	Base Movement Speed	Dexterity	Description
Black Horse	60	2	"Some, red and black-maned; some black and white-maned; all are docile while pulling a carriage." This white-maned, black horse has recently been tamed, so it's still a bit spirited.
Chestnut Horse	60	2	"Shu has gone hunting, mounting his chariot of four chestnut horses." These blond horses were called "Huang." This horse has recently been tamed, so it's still a bit spirited.
Qin Horse	60	2	"His four horses are in very fine condition, with the charioteer grasping the six reigns. The piebald and the bay with a black mane ride on the inside; the blond with a black muzzle and the black horse ride on the outside." Most of the Qin's war horses were of the Hequ breed, with sharp ears and braided tails. They were known for their physical strength and stamina.
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Valhalla

Armor

Game

Name	Type of Gear	Class	Description
Raven Clan Crew Outfit	Torso		A stolen Raven Clan crew member outfit found on the body of a Ravensburg sentry.

MTX

Name	Type of Gear	Class	Description
Master of the Elements Helmet (Ah Puch/Itzamná)	Helmet	Bear	This impressive helmet reflects the awesome power of the starry-eyed deity, Kinich Ahau. His power was so great that he ascended into the ultimate form of godhood by transforming into the very Sun.
Master of the Elements Hood	Cloak	Bear	These wing-shaped shoulder pads represent the unfolding of time, one side engraved with the symbols for day, the other with those for night.
Master of the Elements Armor	Torso	Bear	The solar calendar carved into this majestic armor grants advance knowledge of future events such as death, wars, famines, and even the end of the world.
Master of the Elements Bracers	Bracers	Bear	These gauntlets hold the power of the four elements, concentrated into four respective gems. The collective energy within this artifact could alter our very existence with the snap of a finger.
Master of the Elements Pants	Pants	Bear	The thin and highly sensitive soles of these boots let flow the earth's energy to the wearer's feet, from the finest grains of sand to the most jagged rocks.
Blood Elf Eye-wrap(Oracle/Solar)	Helmet	Bear	The wearer of this wrap can still see clearly through it but has their sight clouded by visions of distant evil.
Blood Elf Hood	Cloak	Bear	Anyone under this hood is said to be completely hidden from the view of elves. If only there were some around to test it with...
Blood Elf Armor	Torso	Bear	Intricate elven designs cover every inch of this tight but nearly impenetrable breastplate.
Blood Elf Bracers	Bracers	Bear	Despite having seen many battles already, these bracers still seem unmarked and unfaded.
Blood Elf Greaves	Pants	Bear	Almost weightless, these greaves are designed to have minimal impact on the wearer's speed and mobility.
Advanced Mechanicals Helmet (Copper Alloy/)	Helmet	Bear	The inside surfaces of this helm are inscribed with ever-changing runes in an unknown language.
Advanced Mechanicals Hood	Cloak	Bear	Hexagonal textures across the surface of this hood make it hard to focus the eye on it.
Advanced Mechanicals Chestpiece	Torso	Bear	An unknown energy churns beneath the outer surface of this near-impenetrable armor.
Advanced Mechanicals Wristguards	Bracers	Bear	The gloves attached to these wristguards whirr and hum with every movement of the wearer's fingers.
Advanced Mechanicals Leg-plates	Pants	Bear	Scuffs on the soles of these heavy metal boots show signs of use on hazardous terrain.
Yurei Bushido Mask (ghostly/flamboyant)	Helmet	Bear	A work of art by itself, this snarling mask also protects the face from unwanted battle scars.
Yurei Bushido Hood	Cloak	Bear	An ornate hood that, while unsubtle, still effectively disguises the wearer's identity.
Yurei Bushido Armor	Torso	Bear	Interlocking iron and leather make for unusually lightweight and beautiful armor that catches both the eye and blows to the chest.
Yurei Bushido Bracers	Bracers	Bear	Thick but mobile plating protects the wearer's wrists from hacking and slashing.
Yurei Bushido Pants	Pants	Bear	Hinged iron splints shield the legs while open-toed sandals ensure comfort and breathability.

Weapons

Name	Type of Gear	Class	Description
Q'uq'umatz	Short Sword	Wolf	The aesthetic of this sword is inspired by Q'uq'umatz, the winged serpent who carried the sun across the sky and down into the underworld.
Kukulkan	Short Sword	Wolf	The pommel of this sword bears the likeness of Kukulkan, the feathered serpent. Every summer the War Serpent is said to cause a terrible earthquake from his home beneath the sea.
Devil's Claw	Sickle	Raven	Among the varied accounts across numerous manuscripts, one statement regarding this weapon remains consistent: "Whosoever shall wield the Devil's Claw will have their deepest desires revealed and a shadow cast over their fate."
Sorcerer's Sword	Short Sword	Wolf	This ensorcelled blade was infused with dark magic to defeat demons, dragons, and all form of supernatural monsters. It is also effective at carving up more commonplace creatures.
Sacrificial Dagger	Dagger	Raven	The blood of those sacrificed to this blade flows along its length to be drunk by the dagger. Regular feedings are required to help maintain its edge.
Ancestors' Scythe	Scythe	Wolf	This weapon is probably the most coveted within the sorcerous community. Its ingenious dwarven design allows users to cast spells at long-range targets while its deadly curved blade can dispatch more immediate threats. The perfect tool for any problem!
Álfheimr's Arm	Spear	Wolf	The detailed filigree along the socket of this spear runs as red as its blade when blood is spilled.
Blóduppskeru	Scythe	Wolf	The blade of this scythe is made from a single slab of fiery crystal of unknown, but decidedly elven, origin.
Blade of the Damned	Short Sword	Wolf	Said to be inhabited by the sould of those who perished in flames, this sword is adept at adding to their number.
Heleister	Spear	Wolf	Each point on this trident glows like the helfires of Døkkerland. And for good reason, forged as it is from the living rock of those ashen wastes.
Hugr-Reaper	Scythe	Wolf	Causes intense agony in the victim at the instant of death, then absorbs that moment of exquisite pain to keep itself sharp and deadly.
Öxi Eimyrju	Dane Axe	Raven	Forged by the jotun Eimyrja as a gift to her father Hilogi, god of fire. The blade of this axe still burns as hot as the flames it was born in.
Caladcholg	Great Sword	Wolf	When activated, this formidable sword shines with the refracted light of distant suns and trambles with unquenchable energy.
Gore-ripper	Short Sword	Wolf	Never dulled and never broken, the vicious teeth on the edge of this blade are well-suited to removing your foes' undesirable limbs.
Kalastungr	Bearded Axe	Bear	The solid ice of this axe's blade appears stained with the blood of all the foes it has cut down.
Ormr-tooth	Dagger	Raven	The hilt of this vicious blade was cast from an ancient serpent found preserved deep under the ice.
Fröstbíta	Great Sword	Bear	Named "frost-biter" for its jagged edges that rip and tear on their way in and out of your enemies.
Tvíndarradr	Spear	Wolf	Twisted snakes form both ends of this deadly spear, cold and sharp to the touch.
Sólskin Shield	Heavy Shield	Bear	As Sól's golden light brings warmth and fair weather, so will her mighty chariot-steeds protect you from darkness.
Blade of the Golden Rays	Great Sword	Raven	Made in the image of beams of light, the twin blades that compose this deadly weapon combine to strike foes with brilliant force.
Blue Vibrant Sword	Short Sword	Wolf	Though it appears fragmented, this blade holds fast and firm enough to cut down any who doubt its integrity.
Purple Vibrant Sword	Short Sword	Wolf	Made of unstable Isu energy, this sword can barely hold itself together while cleaving through enemies.
Green Vibrant Sword	Short Sword	Wolf	Seemingly formed of nothing but light itself, this sword stabs and slices just as its steel brethren.
Red Vibrant Sword	Short Sword	Wolf	Raw, seething energy makes up this sword's blade, clashing with itself as much as it clashes with other weapons.
Hi-Gatana	Short Sword	Wolf	Fueled by flame, this ancient Japanese sword thirsts for blood and fire in equal measure.
Kizami-Gatana	Short Sword	Wolf	The vicious serrations on the edge of this blade make it exceptionally vicious even when it's not set ablaze.