Materials Part 1

Shellfish Meat

Plump and succulent, this marine delight tastes great alone or when used in a broth. The only downside is how hard it is to extract.

Red Fruit

Fruit of a deep red hue that exudes a slightly tart aroma. Its own sweetness can barely be contained within its pulp.

Green Fruit

A pale green fruit with an invigorating scent and a crunchy texture. A cool, refreshing sensation washes over one’s body with every bite.

White Rice

A staple food made by removing the seeds of a rice plant from its husk and polishing the grain that results.

Wheat Flour

Powder made by grinding wheat into a fine consistency.

Vinegar

A pungent and biting liquid seasoning.

Seasonings

A mystic blend of herbs and spices that completely changes the flavor of any dish with just one pinch.

Olive Oil

Vegetable oil extracted from the fruit of an olive tree.

Soy Sauce

A liquid seasoning made by fermenting certain beans. Some countries have long debated whether or not it is the height of sauces.

Cocoa Powder

Made by processing cocoa beans via a special method. Its irresistible smell has tempted people throughout the ages.

Vanilla Beans

The dried seeds of a particular type of orchid. They lightly tickle the nostrils with a gently sweet scent.

Iron

One of the transition metals. It is abundant in the planet’s crust, and is used in all manner of products.

Silver

A precious metal that glistens a grayish white. It has long been used in tableware and other items by nobles, as it reacts to poisons.

Gold

A precious metal prized by jewelers for its malleability. It has been seen as a symbol of power and captured people’s hearts for ages.

Damascus Steel

A unique metal that can be manipulated to produce wave patterns on its surface. It exhibits exceptional strength and rigidity.

Mercury

One of few metals that does not harden at normal temperatures. Only seasoned craftsmen use it, for it is highly toxic and difficult to mold.

Platinum

A breathtaking precious metal with an almost transparent gleam. It is extremely rare, which is why it often adorns expensive jewelry.

Mythril

Widely believed to be the crystallization of ethereal power, equipment made from this metal is guaranteed to be a masterpiece.

Meteorite

A solid chunk of meteor that possesses a strange sheen and texture.

Orichalcum

An astonishing metal that legends say can allay the effects of gravity. It is purported to be as light as a feather and incapable of rusting.

Moonstone

A stone imbued with intense thaumaturgical power. Despite evoking the moon in its name, its actual origins are unclear.

Coal

Organic matter carbonized by high subterranean temperatures and pressure. Fanning it while it burns produces an enthralling glow.

Ruby

A type of corundum that appears red due to the minute traces of chromium interspersed throughout it.

Crystal

A quartz crystal. Though normally pellucid, impurities can cause it to appear yellow or purple.

Amber

Plant sap that has crystallized over countless ages. Pieces that contain plants and insects are rare and highly valuable.

Moon Pearl

A pearl that accrued fantastical powers after being bathed in moonlight for a millennium. Its bleak luster elicits feelings of eternal solitude.

Primeval Fossil

A fossil that contains records of an era long since past. Gazing upon it gives one a glimpse as to what the beasts of antiquity were like.

Philosopher’s Stone

This legendary treasure and epitome of alchemical ingenuity is said to impart the knowledge of all things upon whoever possesses it.

Earth Gem

A crystallized form of the element “earth.”

Ice Gem

A crystallized form of the element “ice.”

Fire Gem

A crystallized form of the element “fire.”

Wind Gem

A crystallized form of the element “wind.”

Light Gem

A crystallized form of the element “light.”

Darkness Gem

A crystallized form of the element “darkness.”

Gnomestone

A stone infused with the unique powers inherent in the element “earth.”

Nereidstone

A stone infused with the unique powers inherent in the element “ice.”

Salamanderstone

A stone infused with the unique powers inherent in the element “fire.”

Sylphstone

A stone infused with the unique powers inherent in the element “wind.”

Angelstone

A stone infused with the unique powers inherent in the element “light.”

Shadestone

A stone infused with the unique powers inherent in the element “darkness.”

Earth Paint

Paint infused with earth-elemental powers.

Ice Paint

Paint infused with ice-elemental powers.

Fire Paint

Paint infused with fire-elemental powers.

Wind Paint

Paint infused with wind-elemental powers.

Light Paint

Paint infused with light-elemental powers.

Dark Paint

Paint infused with darkness-elemental powers.

Nil Paint

Paint infused with non-elemental powers.

Healing Paint

Paint infused with healing powers.

Mysterious Paint

Paint infused with support powers.

High-Grade Ink

Exceptional black ink that is unlikely to run. It makes writing such a pleasurable experience, those who use it will never return to normal ink.

Wooden Stick

An ordinary wooden stick one might find lying around anywhere.

Ebony

Beautiful black wood that is dense and heavy enough to survive even the stress placed on bows when in battle.

Oak

Wood cut from a huge tree with a thick trunk. It has numerous uses thanks to its extreme callosity and excellent durability.

Ash

Wood with a pliability and elasticity perfect for use in bows. It is said to come from the same type of tree as the legendary Yggdrasil.

Blue Roses

It was previously assumed that these vivid blue roses—the product of numerous rounds of crossbreeding—would never be able to exist.

Shadow Roses

Roses that quietly grow in dark places. Their unassuming perseverance in the face of a harsh habitat is inspiring.