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Spruce Branches Block

A **Spruce Branches Block** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Spruce Branches Blocks** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Spruce Branches Block** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Flowers

**Flowers** are resources gained from harvesting Flowers Nodes. It is used in crafting.

## Appearance

* Item

* Resource Node

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Flowers** is to gather them from Flowers Nodes, most commonly found in plains and fields in the central provinces of the world. Can be found all over the place if you look well enough for them. Does not require a tool to harvest, simply interact with the bush node and it will disappear instantly while giving you +5 Flowers.

## Usage

This resource is an ingredient for the following item crafting recipes:

* Potion Of Appearance
* Flower armor
* Flower Skirt
Steel Plate Helmet

A **Steel Plate Helmet** is one of the pieces to the Steel Plate suit of Armour. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your head's HP. Movement speed penalties apply while worn. The steel armour set is currently the best in the game, in terms of defensive capabilities.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Plate Helmet** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or one of its upgraded variants.

The second way is as a very rare drop from Plague Villagers surrounding Plague Town. A steel item drop is not all that rare, but getting specifically the piece of gear you desire, is extremely rare.

## Usage & Strategies

* Since the fact that equipping the Steel Plate Helmet along with any other armour causes your movement speed to slow down, it is advised to try and quickly unequip them to flee more successfully from any kind of threat. However, if you are looking to survive one hit kills and take a few heavy shots in battle, then you will need your armour equipped.

* Wandering around in full Steel can make you a more desired to be killed as a target.
Steel Plate Pants

A **Steel Plate Pants** is one of the pieces to the Steel Plate suit of Armour. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your legs' HP. Movement speed penalties apply while worn. The steel armour set is currently the best in the game, in terms of defensive capabilities.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Plate Pants** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or one of its upgraded variants.

The second way is as a very rare drop from Plague Villagers surrounding Plague Town. A steel item drop is not all that rare, but getting specifically the piece of gear you desire, is extremely rare.

## Usage & Strategies

* Since the fact that equipping the Steel Plate Pants along with any other armour causes your movement speed to slow down, it is advised to try and quickly unequip them to flee more successfully from any kind of threat. However, if you are looking to survive one hit kills and take a few heavy shots in battle, then you will need your armour equipped.

* Wandering around in full Steel can make you a more desired to be killed as a target.
Steel Plate Gauntlets

A **Steel Plate Gauntlets** is one of the pieces to the Steel Plate suit of Armour. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your torso's HP. Movement speed penalties apply while worn. The steel armour set is currently the best in the game, in terms of defensive capabilities.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Plate Gauntlets** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or one of its upgraded variants.

The second way is as a very rare drop from Plague Villagers surrounding Plague Town. A steel item drop is not all that rare, but getting specifically the piece of gear you desire, is extremely rare.

## Usage & Strategies

* Since the fact that equipping the Steel Plate Gauntlets along with any other armour causes your movement speed to slow down, it is advised to try and quickly unequip them to flee more successfully from any kind of threat. However, if you are looking to survive one hit kills and take a few heavy shots in battle, then you will need your armour equipped.

* Wandering around in full Steel can make you a more desired to be killed as a target.
Stone Stairs

A **Stone Stairs** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction. This is currently the best set of blocks in the game for their high HP and immunity to non-Siege damage.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Stone Stairs** is to craft them at any time using a Stone Cutter or a Tinker.

## Usage

A **Stone Stairs** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.

* These blocks can withstand traditional damage. This means melee strikes, arrows and bolts will not damage these blocks. You must instead resort to Siege Machinery.
Wood

**Wood** is a resource gained from cutting down and harvesting Trees. It is used in crafting practically every single thing in the game, so it is most likely the most gathered for any assortment of projects or purposes.

## Appearance

* Item

* Resource Node

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Wood** is to exercise your woodcutting skills by cutting down trees. Trees are extremely common and easy to find all around the world. Use a Wood Cutters Axe to harvest wood the most quickly, however even the weakest of melee weapons can harvest from any resource node.

* Small to medium-sized trees yield about 50 - 150 Wood.
* Large-sized trees yield about 200 - 300 wood.
* The very large, huge-sized trees yield usually over 300 Wood.

## Usage

This resource is an ingredient for the following item crafting recipes:

* Wood Helmet
* Wood Vest
* Wood Bracers
* Wood Skirt
* Wood Sandals
* Wood Block
* Wood Ramp
* Wood Stairs
* Log Block
* Log Ramp
* Log Stairs
* Reinforced Wood (Iron) Block
* Reinforced Wood (Iron) Ramp
* Reinforced Wood (Iron) Stairs
* Wood Chest
* Iron Chest
* Steel Chest
* High Quality Cabinet
* Medium Quality Dresser
* Medium Quality Bookcase
* Wood Door
* Reinforced Wood (Iron) Door
* Reinforced Wood (Iron) Trap Door
* Reinforced Wood (Steel) Door
* Guillotine
* Pillory
* Small Gallows
* Large Gallows
* Djembe Drum
* War Drum
* Long Horn
* Small Banner
* Medium Banner
* Repair Hammer
* Wooden Flute
* Stiff Bed
* Fluffy Bed
* Deer Head Trophy
* Banquet Table
* Gazebo
* High Quality Bed
* High Quality Bench
* Lords Bed
* Lords Large Chair
* Lords Small Chair
* Low Quality Bed
* Low Quality Bench
* Low Quality Chair
* Low Quality Fence
* Low Quality Shelf
* Low Quality Stool
* Low Quality Table
* Medium Quality Bed
* Medium Quality Bench
* Medium Quality Chair
* Medium Quality Stool
* Medium Quality Table
* Rocking Horse
* Reinforced Wood (Iron) Gate
* Wood Gate
* Torch
* Crafting Stations
* Most Weapons and Harvesting Tools
* Arrows and Bolts
* Wood Shutters
* Ballista
* Ballista Bolt
* Trebuchet

This resource is used as fuel in many objects and Crafting Stations.
Steel Star Mace

A **Steel Star Mace** is the steel variant of the star mace family. It can be equipped to attack others or defend yourself better against other attacks. You can also harvest dead wildlife with them. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Star Mace** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or a Bellows.

The second way to obtain them is by defeating Plague Villagers for a very rare chance at dropping a steel item. Hunting for the specific steel item that you desire however, is extremely rare using this method.

## Usage & Strategies

* Holding right mouse button, provided you have sufficient Stamina, will cause you to block with the weapon. Blocking an attack causes a parry, which allows you to instantly retaliate. Head shots do significantly more damage.
Steel Cage

A **Steel Cage** is a player restraint object used for imprisoning another player within a confined space.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Steel Cage** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

* As with any Dungeon object, if you currently have a player captured by Rope or Iron Shackles you can interact with the object and choose [Deposit Player] to magically merge them with the Steel Cage.
* This cage can be breached with 1 Lockpick in 6 seconds.
* Will let the player use multiple Lockpicks, but it is not necessary. Likely a glitch currently.
* A breached cage can be opened by everyone at any time, until the cage is picked up by its owner and placed back down.
Stone Pickaxe

A **Stone Pickaxe** is the stone variant of a multipurpose harvesting tool. It can be equipped to attack Resource Nodes which is how you harvest the resources from the nodes. You can also harvest dead wildlife or attack living things. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Stone Pickaxe** is to craft one at any time using your default Manuscripts.

## Usage & Strategies

* Simply swinging the Stone Pickaxe at any valid resource node or objects will yield the Harvest Amount shown above. You may be able to swing at resources more quickly by moving up close to it and poking or overhead smashing them, particularly trees that have moved out of your standard attack animation's reach. Try the other attacks in such instances.
Small Iron Hanging Cage

A **Small Iron Hanging Cage** is a player restraint object used for imprisoning another player within a confined space.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Small Iron Hanging Cage** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

* As with any Dungeon object, if you currently have a player captured by Rope or Iron Shackles you can interact with the object and choose [Deposit Player] to magically merge them with the Small Iron Hanging Cage.
* This cage can be breached with 1 Lockpick in 6 seconds.
* Will let the player use multiple Lockpicks, but it is not necessary. Likely a glitch currently.
* A breached cage can be opened by everyone at any time, until the cage is picked up by its owner and placed back down.
Rope

A **Rope** is special device used for capturing any other players at any time. You simply hold left-click while the target is in range and complete the progress bar to capture your target. Once captured, you can drag them anywhere and place them inside cages or execution equipment. Yours to decide.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Rope** is to craft one at any time using at least a Work Bench station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

A **Rope** is useful for suppressing players and forcefully relocating them to a place of your choosing, be it the gallows, your cage-infested dungeon or wherever you see fit.

* Getting damaged while trying to capture a player will reset the progress bar, as will the target leaving the capturing range at any time.

* The use of Ropes themselves, do not cause any direct damage to a player, only renders them immobilized until they escape or are released.

* It takes 6 uninterrupted seconds to capture a player. It takes only 1 second to capture them if you capture them from behind, however.

* The rope is the best way to subdue heavily armoured players. If you are quick enough you can circle around them, then drag them away.

* Too much distance or strange collisions with objects can break the rope's bond and the player will be free. A player under Rope bonds can escape with a Sharp Rock or Lockpick in their Orifice slot.
Shields

## The Shields of Reign of Kings

**Shields** are an item used to defend against attacks. Shields have resistance to stamina drain when blocking melee attacks. Blocking projectiles with a shield will have no stamina drain. Equipped shields will suffer a speed reduction.

## Obtaining

Shields can be crafted at any time using the default manuscripts, a workbench, or an anvil depending of the type of shield.

* Wood Buckler: 25 Flax and 200 Wood
* Wood Heater: 1 Leather Hide and 250 Wood
* Wood Tower: 40 Flax, 80 Bone and 600 Wood
* Iron Buckler: 200 Wood and 2 Iron Ingot
* Iron Heater: 1 Leather Hide and 4 Iron Ingot
* Iron Tower: 1 Leather Hide, 400 Wood and 8 Iron Ingot
* Steel Buckler: 200 Wood and 2 Steel Ingot
* Steel Heater: 1 Leather Hide and 4 Steel Ingot
* Steel Tower: 1 Leather Hide and 10 Steel Ingot

## Types of Shields

There are different types of shields that offer different levels of protection:

* Wood Buckler: 20 Resistance
* Wood Heater: 30 Resistance
* Wood Tower: 35 Resistance
* Iron Buckler: 30 Resistance
* Iron Heater: 35 Resistance
* Iron Tower: 40 Resistance
* Steel Buckler: 35 Resistance
* Steel Heater: 40 Resistance
* Steel Tower: 45 Resistance

## Usage

* Shield can be used with one handed weapons. Right-clicking performs a block with the shield.
Wolf

A **Wolf** is a territorial and initially hostile creature you can find in the forests and mountains in several locations around the world. They seem to populate more at higher altitudes. They yield decent harvests and are the most notable source of Fangs.

## Combat Strategies

* The best strategy is to not hunt them alone. Attack them in groups, or tag-team them by having one player kite and distract it while the other attacks it.

* Trying to hunt these by yourself using melee weapons is not too difficult, but chances are you will get hit at least once, so bringing healing Consumables such as Bandages may be a wise choice.

* They will attempt to flee if their HP is less than or equal to 10.

* The recommended way to hunt them is using Javelins. The most effective Javelin for low cost is Stone Javelin, but if you're rich you might as well make Iron Javelins since Steel variants are such a waste for only three javelins and only deals 1 more point of damage per hit. Stick with Stone or Iron. Whatever ranged method you choose, you should not start attacking it until you're at a good range and have time to either finish it before it reaches you, or kite it until it dies.

* If you are cornered or bleeding and can't outrun the wolf and must fight it by means of melee the best thing you an do is have a weapon with long reach such as a battle axe, halberd or great sword. With a decent weapon you can attempt to trick it into striking you and you further attempt to avoid its attack and then quickly strike before it strikes again. This is tricky difficult to do consistently against wolves.

* To view visual geographical locations of this creature or any other creature, check out the HD/SD world maps.
Small Wall Lantern

A **Small Wall Lantern** is a decorative object that can give light, if it has been provided with adequate fuel.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Small Wall Lantern** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

A **Small Wall Lantern** is typically used to light areas that are dark even during sunlight hours, or to keep areas lit even during the night. The alternative usage is purely aesthetic for visual decoration.
War Drum

A **War Drum** is a loud mid-distanced instrument that usually symbolizes war, but some may use it to entertain themselves or others around them.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **War Drum** is to craft one at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **War Drum** is a mid ranged sound creator that symbolizes war or a very fun party that you don't want to miss.
Small Gallows

A **Small Gallows** is a player restraint object used under Obamacare to treat patients with neck pain. It's highly recommended by most physicians and is extremely effective in providing immediate relief.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Small Gallows** is to craft one at any time using at least a Work Bench station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

* As with any Dungeon object, if you currently have a player captured by Rope or Iron Shackles you can interact with the object and choose [Deposit Player] to magically merge them with the Small Gallows.
* If you are captured on a Small Gallows you can free yourself if you have a Lockpick in your Orifice slot.
Stone Slab

**Stone Slab** is a refined resource used for further crafting. It is an ingredient for the strongest blocks in the entire game.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Stone Slabs** is to craft them at any time using a Stone Cutter station or a Tinker.

## Usage

This resource is an ingredient for the following item crafting recipes:

* Stone block
* Stone Ramp
* Stone Stairs
* Stone Slit Window
* Trebuchet Stone
Wooden Mace

A **Wooden Mace** is the wooden variant of a standard combat mace. It can be equipped to attack others or defend yourself better against other attacks. You can also harvest dead wildlife with them. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wooden Mace** is to craft one at any time using at least a Work Bench station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage & Strategies

* Holding right mouse button, provided you have sufficient Stamina, will cause you to block with the weapon. Blocking an attack causes a parry, which allows you to instantly retaliate. Head shots do significantly more damage.
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Steel Javelin

A **Steel Javelin** is the steel variant of the javelin family. It can be equipped to attack others at range. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded. Great damage and can be great at keeping distance between you and your enemies.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Javelin** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or a Bellows.

The second way to obtain them is by defeating Plague Villagers for a very rare chance at dropping a steel item. Hunting for the specific steel item that you desire however, is extremely rare using this method.

## Usage & Strategies

* Head shots do significantly more damage.

* Javelins are particularly effective against moving targets and keeping your distance.

* Javelins are probably the best tools to fight Creatures, because it is quite easy to kite them. They are effectively used against the Plague Villagers early on, as they wood and stone versions are quick and easy to craft, and the plague villagers drop high-tiered items. It is much better to craft Stone over Wood, but nothing beats metal if you have the materials to spare for Javelins.
Equipment

## The Equipment of Reign of Kings

Equipment seems to be the game's way of organizing the miscellaneous tools, contraptions and adornments you will no doubt eventually encounter. Equipment ranges from war horns, banners, capturing devices, escaping devices to musical instruments.

## Important Information

* For more detailed information about Equipment, check out the individual pages for the specific items.

## Strategies & Tips

* Adding many banners to your estate can mark an intimidating yet strong fortification. Adding several just for the good looks is worth the cost of the banners.

* Lockpicks and Sharp Rocks must be equipped in your Orifice slot to be able to be used as intended.

* Playing the flute is usually considered a peaceful action, but drums of war may leave lasting impressions that you may regret.
Sod Block

A **Sod Block** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Sod Blocks** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Sod Block** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Siege Strategies

## The Siege Machinery of Reign of Kings

This page is where strategies, guides and other helpful information will be contained for siege warfare or otherwise successful raiding strategies.

*More content coming soon!*

Check out this well-done video tutorial on usage of the Trebuchet siege weapon:

Author: Mackenzie

When it comes to raiding bases try to find the weakest part of a wall. If there are two different tiers of blocks used you should try to go for the weaker one. You might need to bombard it with a treb with 2-3 shots but you can easily get it done if you have say 20 shots

Anothe more traditional way to siege a castle but more probably the kings wall is to cut them off from the rest of the realm. This can be achieved by building a simple wood or log wall around the castle or at the base of the kings bridge. You will need to have active guards and a fully enclosed bed area but you can eventually wear them so thin they surrender. They might run out of food from hiding behind the wall or they might try to repel you and loose their gear in the process.

The 3rd quickest way to raid a castle is to use a balista to open a 1x1 hole in the defensive structure that a smaller person can fit through. Once inside the person can find the crest destroy it with the balista then replace it with their own therefore claiming it as their own meaning it can be destroyed or pulled apart easily to give their friends access to lot and pillage.

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Sod Ramp

A **Sod Ramp** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Sod Ramps** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Sod Ramp** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Wood Helmet

A **Wood Helmet** is one of the pieces to the Wood suit of Armour. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your head's HP. Movement speed penalties apply while worn.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wood Helmet** is to craft one at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage & Strategies

* Since the fact that equipping the Wood Helmet along with any other armour causes your movement speed to slow down, it is advised to try and quickly unequip them to flee more successfully from any kind of threat. However, if you are looking to survive one hit kills and take a few heavy shots in battle, then you will need your armour equipped.
Steel War Hammer

A **Steel War Hammer** is the steel variant of the war hammer family, currently the only war hammer in the game. It can be equipped to attack others or defend yourself better against other attacks. You can also harvest dead wildlife with them. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel War Hammer** is to craft one at any time using a Bellows station.

The second way to obtain them is by defeating Plague Villagers for a very rare chance at dropping a steel item. Hunting for the specific steel item that you desire however, is extremely rare using this method.

## Usage & Strategies

* Holding right mouse button, provided you have sufficient Stamina, will cause you to block with the weapon. Blocking an attack causes a parry, which allows you to instantly retaliate. Head shots do significantly more damage.
Thatch Ramp

A **Thatch Ramp** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Thatch Ramps** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Thatch Ramp** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Wood Sandals

**Wood Sandals** is one of the pieces to the Wood suit of Armour. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your legs' HP. Movement speed penalties apply while worn.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wood Sandals** is to craft one at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage & Strategies

* Since the fact that equipping the Wood Sandals along with any other armour causes your movement speed to slow down, it is advised to try and quickly unequip them to flee more successfully from any kind of threat. However, if you are looking to survive one hit kills and take a few heavy shots in battle, then you will need your armour equipped.
Wood Shutters

A **Wood Shutters** is a window object that can be opened or closed just like a door, however they cannot be squeezed through.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Wood Shutters** is to craft them at any time using at least a Work Bench station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

* This window can be breached with 1 Lockpick in 6 seconds.
* A breached window can be opened by everyone at any time, until the window is closed again by its original owner.
* A player cannot jump through a window.
Wood Bracers

**Wood Bracers** is one of the pieces to the Wood suit of Armour. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your arms and torso's HP. Movement speed penalties apply while worn.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wood Bracers** is to craft one at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage & Strategies

* Since the fact that equipping the Wood Bracers along with any other armour causes your movement speed to slow down, it is advised to try and quickly unequip them to flee more successfully from any kind of threat. However, if you are looking to survive one hit kills and take a few heavy shots in battle, then you will need your armour equipped.
Standing Iron Torch

A **Standing Iron Torch** is a decorative object that can give light, if it has been provided with adequate fuel.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Standing Iron Torch** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

A **Standing Iron Torch** is typically used to light areas that are dark even during sunlight hours, or to keep areas lit even during the night. The alternative usage is purely aesthetic for visual decoration.
Stone Javelin

A **Stone Javelin** is the stone variant of the javelin family. It can be equipped to attack others at range. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded. Decent damage and can be great at keeping distance between you and your enemies.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Stone Javelin** is to craft one at any time using at least a Stone Cutter station or a Tinker.

## Usage & Strategies

* Head shots do significantly more damage.

* Javelins are particularly effective against moving targets and keeping your distance.

* Javelins are probably the best tools to fight Creatures, because it is quite easy to kite them. They are effectively used against the Plague Villagers early on, as they wood and stone versions are quick and easy to craft, and the plague villagers drop high-tiered items. It is much better to craft Stone over Wood, but nothing beats metal if you have the materials to spare for Javelins.
Wall Torch

A **Wall Torch** is a decorative object that can give light, if it has been provided with adequate fuel.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wall Torch** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

A **Wall Torch** is typically used to light areas that are dark even during sunlight hours, or to keep areas lit even during the night. The alternative usage is purely aesthetic for visual decoration.
StormWall

StormWall is a new map released with the Alpha 15 patch.
It can be loaded via ServerSettings.cfg with this line:

levelName = 'StormWall' # CrownLand, StormWall

It is approximately 1.6x larger than the original CrownLand map.

Here is a god's eye view photo of it for rough navigation purposes.
The King's Throne is located in the center island.
Steel Sword

A **Steel Sword** is the steel variant of the sword family. It can be equipped to attack others or defend yourself better against other attacks. You can also harvest dead wildlife with them. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Sword** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or a Bellows.

The second way to obtain them is by defeating Plague Villagers for a very rare chance at dropping a steel item. Hunting for the specific steel item that you desire however, is extremely rare using this method.

## Usage & Strategies

* Holding right mouse button, provided you have sufficient Stamina, will cause you to block with the weapon. Blocking an attack causes a parry, which allows you to instantly retaliate. Head shots do significantly more damage.
Wooden Cage

A **Wooden Cage** is a player restraint object used for imprisoning another player within a confined space.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wooden Cage** is to craft one at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

* As with any Dungeon object, if you currently have a player captured by Rope or Iron Shackles you can interact with the object and choose [Deposit Player] to magically merge them with the Wooden Cage.
* This cage can be breached with 1 Lockpick in 6 seconds.
* A breached cage can be opened by everyone at any time, until the cage is picked up by its owner and placed back down.
Wood Stairs

A **Wood Stairs** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Wood Stairs** is to craft them at any time using at least a Work Bench or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

A **Wood Stairs** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Totems

## The Totems of Reign of Kings

Adding totem tributes to a crest will protect that crest from any damage for 24 hours. Adding multiple totems will increase the duration of protection. Crests in the contested territory around the throne room cannot use totems for protection.

## Types of Totems

There are three types of totems; all offer the same 24 hour protection:

* Wood Totem
* Stone Totem
* Iron Totem

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a totem is to craft one at any time using your default manuscripts.

* Wood Totem: 3000 Wood, lowest sacrifice, lasts 1 real-time day
* Stone Totem: 2500 Stone, medium sacrifice, lasts 2 real-time days
* Iron Totem: 2000 Iron, greatest sacrifice, lasts 3 real-time days Note: Totem protection will be different for custom servers, ask server owners if they modified it or if it's on default.

## Usage & Strategies

* Once a totem has been placed on a crest, the fire from that crest will turn blue.
* A totem makes the crest invincible, but blocks inside the crest's area can still be destroyed.
* Clicking on a crest will tell the remaining totem protection left.
Siegeworks

A **Siegeworks** is a crafting station that allows the player to create Siege weapons and artillery in the form of Ballista, Trebuchets and their respective ammunition. The balancing of the costs and effectiveness of these machines are currently under constant subject to tweaks and changes, particularly in crafting but sometimes in the mechanisms of the machines as well.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Siegeworks** is to craft one at a functional Tinker crafting station.

## Usage

A **Siegeworks** as an item, is generally used for placement on the world to be further interacted with after doing so. As the station, it allows crafting of Siege Weapons, which are the only means of destroying the highest tier Blocks in the game. It also produces Fire Water, a resource used to craft explosives.

The following recipes are newly available for this station:

* Fire Water
* Ballista
* Ballista Bolt
* Trebuchet
* Trebuchet Stone
Steel Wood Cutters Axe

A **Steel Wood Cutters Axe** is the steel variant of a fully upgraded wood harvesting tool. It can be equipped to attack Resource Nodes which is how you harvest the resources from the nodes. You can also harvest dead wildlife or attack living things. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded. It yields wood faster than any other tool in the game.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Wood Cutters Axe** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or a Bellows.

## Usage & Strategies

* Simply swinging the Steel Wood Cutters Axe at any valid resource node or objects will yield the Harvest Amount shown above. You may be able to swing at resources more quickly by moving up close to it and poking or overhead smashing them, particularly trees that have moved out of your standard attack animation's reach. Try the other attacks in such instances.
Thatch Stairs

A **Thatch Stairs** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Thatch Stairs** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Thatch Stairs** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Stone Wood Cutters Axe

A **Stone Wood Cutters Axe** is the stone variant of a fully upgraded wood harvesting tool. It can be equipped to attack Resource Nodes which is how you harvest the resources from the nodes. You can also harvest dead wildlife or attack living things. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Stone Wood Cutters Axe** is to craft one at any time using at least a Stone Cutter station or a Tinker.

## Usage & Strategies

* Simply swinging the Stone Wood Cutters Axe at any valid resource node or objects will yield the Harvest Amount shown above. You may be able to swing at resources more quickly by moving up close to it and poking or overhead smashing them, particularly trees that have moved out of your standard attack animation's reach. Try the other attacks in such instances.
Wood Block

A **Wood Block** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Wood Blocks** is to craft them at any time using at least a Work Bench or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

A **Wood Block** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Smithy

A **Smithy** is a mid-tier crafting station that allows the player to craft the basic Steel variety of metal equipment and tools.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Smithy** is to upgrade an Anvil station to it by clicking the upgrade icon after you open the Anvil. It requires 120 Stone to upgrade to a Smithy from an Anvil.

## Usage

A **Smithy** as an item, is generally used for placement on the world to be further interacted with after doing so. As the station, it allows crafting of basic iron and steel weaponry, iron and steel javelins, iron and steel harvesting tools, both the iron crest and the steel crest and tops it off with the full suits of Iron and Steel Armour. It also allows the player to craft an exclusive resource, Steel Compound which is used to smelt Steel Ingots. Interact with the placed station to view your Manuscripts or crafting recipes.

The following recipes are newly available for this station:

* Steel Plate Helmet
* Steel Plate Gauntlets
* Steel Plate Vest
* Steel Plate Pants
* Steel Plate Boots
* Steel Crest
* Steel Compound
* Steel Hatchet
* Steel Pickaxe
* Steel Wood Cutters Axe
* Steel Axe
* Steel Dagger
* Steel Flanged Mace
* Steel Star Mace
* Steel Sword
* Steel Javelin
Wall Lantern

A **Wall Lantern** is a decorative object that can give light, if it has been provided with adequate fuel.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Wall Lantern** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

A **Wall Lantern** is typically used to light areas that are dark even during sunlight hours, or to keep areas lit even during the night. The alternative usage is purely aesthetic for visual decoration.
Stone Arrow

A **Stone Arrow** is an upgraded version of wood arrows and deals very acceptable damage. Can be useful against anything, if used correctly.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Stone Arrows** is to craft them at any time using at least a Fletcher station or an Advanced Fletcher.

## Usage & Strategies

* Head shots do significantly more damage.
Werewolf

A **Werewolf** is an aggressive and very hostile creature you can find usually in the northern-most forests and sometimes in the marshy areas down in the South-West. They yield very good harvests, and are means of obtaining the elusive Diamond and Tears Of The Gods resources.

## Combat Strategies

* The best strategy is to not hunt them alone. Attack them in groups, or tag-team them by having one player kite and distract it while the other attacks it.

* Trying to hunt these by yourself using melee weapons is dangerous, and likely a suicide mission if you aren't well equipped for a brawl. They have quick attack speeds so you need to be paying very close attention while fighting one of these beasts solo.

* Hunting them by melee is discouraged, the recommended way to hunt them is using Javelins. The most effective Javelin for low cost is Stone Javelin, but if you're rich you might as well make Iron Javelins since Steel variants are such a waste for only three javelins and only deals 1 more point of damage per hit. Stick with Stone or Iron. Whatever ranged method you choose, you should not start attacking it until you're at a good range and have time to either finish it before it reaches you, or kite it until it dies.

* If you are cornered or bleeding and can't outrun the werewolf and must fight it by means of melee the best thing you an do is have a weapon with long reach such as a battle axe, halberd or great sword. With a decent weapon you can attempt to trick it into striking you and you further attempt to avoid its attack and then quickly strike before it strikes again. This is extremely difficult to do consistently.

* To view visual geographical locations of this creature or any other creature, check out the HD/SD world maps.
Stone Ramp

A **Stone Ramp** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction. This is currently the best set of blocks in the game for their high HP and immunity to non-Siege damage.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Stone Ramps** is to craft them at any time using a Stone Cutter or a Tinker.

## Usage

A **Stone Ramp** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.

* These blocks can withstand traditional damage. This means melee strikes, arrows and bolts will not damage these blocks. You must instead resort to Siege Machinery.
Steel Pickaxe

A **Steel Pickaxe** is the steel variant of a multipurpose harvesting tool. It can be equipped to attack Resource Nodes which is how you harvest the resources from the nodes. You can also harvest dead wildlife or attack living things. Movement speed is ever so slightly increased while wielded. It is currently the best pickaxe in the game.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The first way to obtain a **Steel Pickaxe** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or a Bellows.

## Usage & Strategies

* Simply swinging the Steel Pickaxe at any valid resource node or objects will yield the Harvest Amount shown above. You may be able to swing at resources more quickly by moving up close to it and poking or overhead smashing them, particularly trees that have moved out of your standard attack animation's reach. Try the other attacks in such instances.
Spruce Branches Stairs

A **Spruce Branches Stairs** is a building block, or block for short. Each tier of blocks has three types; Block, Ramp and Stairs. Ramps and Stairs can have their rotational orientation flipped in any standard direction.

## Appearance

* Item

* Set

* Textures

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Spruce Branches Stairs** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Spruce Branches Stairs** like any other block, is used for building structures ranging from houses, to bridges all the way to castles and outposts. Building is only limited to your imagination, unless you want to build underneath the ground or way too far above it. Some servers however, have strict guidelines for impossibly built structures based on real-world physics.

You cannot directly interact with blocks themselves, but you can place Doors, Gates and Windows into wall openings to give structures more interaction or visual immersion.
Stone Cutter

A **Stone Cutter** is a crafting station that allows the player to create the items of a normal Tannery and additionally, a broad range of new stone weapons and other objects.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Stone Cutter** is to upgrade a Tannery station to it by clicking the upgrade icon after you open the Tannery. It requires 55 Flax or two Human Eye’s. And 90 Wood to upgrade a Work Bench to a Tannery and an additional 80 Wood and 4 Iron Ingots to upgrade the Tannery to a **Stone Cutter**.

## Usage

A **Stone Cutter** as an item, is generally used for placement on the world to be further interacted with after doing so. As the station, it allows crafting of Tier 3, Tier 4, Tier 5 and Tier 7 Blocks, 2 new doors, 2 windows and a gate, new dungeon furniture, new equipment and weapons, 4 Crafting Stations, the Light Leather set of Armour, stone slabs and fire places. Interact with the placed station to view your Manuscripts or crafting recipes.

The following recipes are newly available for this station:

* Cobblestone Block
* Cobblestone Ramp
* Cobblestone Stairs
* Stone Block
* Stone Ramp
* Stone Stairs
* Stone Arch
* Great Fireplace
* Stone Fireplace
* Stone Slab
* Stone Wood Cutters Axe
* Stone Dagger
* Stone Javelin
* Stone Slit Window