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Archery Target

An **Archery Target** is a standing tripod-mounting object designed to be fired at with bows and crossbows. As such, using these types of weapons on them will not cause any damage to them. Melee damage however, will damage them.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain an **Archery Target** is to craft one at any time using a Fletcher station or an Advanced Fletcher.

## Usage

* Used to practice improving your aim.
* Projectiles will not damage Archery Targets.
Iron Tipped Arrow

An **Iron Tipped Arrow** is an upgraded version of stone arrows and deals great damage. Can be useful against anything, if used correctly.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Iron Tipped 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.
Going Offline

If you go offline you don't just go out of the game like in other games. Reign of Kings made it hard of us. If you sleep your a sleeper. People in the game see you as a man in a sleeping bag. They can kill you and get all your stuff. The only thing to do about this is hiding. If you don't have a base I recomend just hiding in the water or mayby in a bush. (Deep in the water at the bottem, U cant drown offline). If you have a base you can hide yourself in the base but watch out. You need a big place to be in. Think of any way you can lay on the ground because if youre stuck in a furnace or a wall. The game spawns you at the beach :(. Happend to me much. Your stiff (Or other)bed needs to have a good area too otherwise if you spawn in your bed you will die in the walls. I hope you learned some of this bye :).
From Mr\_Derp
I hope I see you guys on a server!
Low Quality Shelf

A **Low Quality Shelf** is a decorative wall object that currently has no use. It is low-end and looks rather shoddy.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Low Quality Shelf** is to craft one at any time using a Woodworking station.

## Usage

* Currently has no actual usefulness in-game and is purely decorative.
Chicken

A **Chicken** is a helpless bird that cannot fly. It roams the grounds usually in or beside the Hay Fields and provides a good source of feathers as well as a guaranteed Raw Bird.

## Combat Strategies

* Overhead strikes using melee weapons seems to be the easiest and most efficient way to hunt them.

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

A **Cabbage** is a consumable that replenishes some Hydration and Nourishment. It also heals the player. It is a rather uncommon loot drop from Plague Town.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Cabbage** is to loot them by scavenging crates, barrels and other objects inside of Plague Town located just east of the Flax Fields into the forest. The drop rate is rather low, making these undesired in most instances.

## Usage

* The rarity to find them makes them less desired to use often.
* It takes 2 seconds to consume a head of Cabbage.
Escaping

**Escaping** is the opposite of Capturing. When you have been captured by means of Rope or Iron Shackles, you can escape if you have the appropriate item equipped in your Orifice slot.

* To escape Rope you can use a Sharp Rock or a Lockpick.
* To escape Iron Shackles you can use a Lockpick.
* To escape dungeon devices and furniture, you can use a Lockpick.
* To escape a cage you are imprisoned inside, or release a player who is imprisoned inside of one, you can use a Lockpick.

Note: Some devices require multiple Lockpicks to open successfully and will warn you so as to not waste any of these valuable lockpicks.
Log Ramp

A **Log 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 **Log Ramps** is to craft them at any time using at least a Work Bench or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

A **Log 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.
Thatch Block

A **Thatch 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 **Thatch Blocks** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Thatch 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.
Roses

**Roses** are a resource that cannot currently be obtained. It serves no other purpose.

## Obtaining

There is no way to legitimately obtain **Roses** in this version of the game. You must spawn the item as a server administrator.

## Usage

This resource is currently unable to used in any way nor is it in any crafting recipes.
Grain

**Grain** is a refined resource that can be cooked into Bread - a dry, but filling consumable.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Grain** is to place Water and Dirt into a Granary and the station will automatically produce Grain.

## Usage

This resource is used for cooking into Bread, a consumable that replenishes a large amount of Nourishment.
Reinforced Wood (Iron) Trap Door

A **Reinforced Wood (Iron) Trap Door** is a door object that also has properties of a block, in that you remove doors by right-clicking. This is a fairly secure door and requires 2 Lockpicks to breach one. This door is special as it allows vertical entry instead of horizontal. These can make for good entrances on rooftops or cellars.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Reinforced Wood (Iron) Trap Door** is to craft one at any time using at least a Work Bench station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

* This door can be breached with 2 Lockpicks in 12 seconds.
* A breached door can be opened by everyone at any time, until the door is closed again by its original owner.
Trebuchet Stone

A **Trebuchet Stone** is the ammunition used to fire the Trebuchet, which is a powerful siege weapon similar to a catapult.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Trebuchet Stone** is to craft one at any time using a Siegeworks station.

## Usage & Strategies

* It is possible to fire multiple Trebuchet Stones in a single volley, and it will stack the damage dealt on impact, however it significantly affects the amount of counterweight needed to reach its target.
Iron Bar Window

An **Iron Bar Window** is a window object that can be seen through at all times and cannot be lockpicked or closed.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Iron Bar Windows** is to craft them at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

* This window cannot be lockpicked or closed.
* A player cannot squeeze through the bars.
* It is very easier to see through these windows.
Djembe Drum

A **Djembe Drum** is a mountable object that is interacted with as an instrument and can play sounds. It 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 **Djembe Drum** is to craft one at any time using at least a Work Bench station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

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

A **Sawmill** station is an established station used for turning wood into lumber.

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

A **Sawmill** as an item, is generally used for placement on the world to be further interacted with after doing so. As the station, it turns wood into lumber while consuming water.

## Game Version

* Alpha 12

[[1]]
[Stations]
Rocking Horse

A **Rocking Horse** is a decorative seating object that players can sit on. It may only be designed for children, but it is built sturdy enough for adults just the same.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Rocking Horse** is to craft one at any time using a Woodworking station.

## Usage

* Currently has no actual usefulness in-game and is purely decorative.
Deer

A **Deer** is a peaceful creature. It roams the forests most of the time, usually closer toward the central provinces of the world, though they can be found anywhere if you look hard enough. They have great harvests and are no danger to hunt, but they do constantly try to flee if they are being attacked or you are getting too close to them.

## Combat Strategies

* They constantly try to flee if they are being attacked or you are getting too close to them. This can make it frustrating to hunt them by melee or javelins. In such cases as this, it is recommended to use a Wooden Short Bow or a Crossbow to hunt them. The former is much cheaper on resources to use for means of hunting.

* Should you wish to hunt them using melee weapons anyway, it is best to corner them against cliff sides or awkward landscapes. If you have another player to help you hunt, you can make it flee back and forth between yourselves making for an easier time hunting. Be careful not to chase it into water though or it will magically walk along the bottom rendering them nearly impossible to hunt and harvest.

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

**Burnt Bird** is a useless refined resource as the result of cooking Cooked Bird.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Burnt Bird** is to cook already the cooked - Cooked Bird in at least a Campfire or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage

* Burnt Bird can be consumed and equipped, but does not benefit the player in any way.
Iron Battle Axe

An **Iron Battle Axe** is the iron variant of the battle axe 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 only way to obtain an **Iron Battle Axe** is to craft one at any time using a Bellows station.

## 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.
Pigeon

A **Pigeon** is an airborne creature. It aimlessly roams the skies and never seems to take landing anywhere. Hunting them is extremely difficult due to their high altitude. They aren't often considered for hunting because of this.

## Combat Strategies

* The best way to kill them is to aim well and fire at them using a Crossbow and Steel Bolts
Plague Damage

Plague Damage is a type of automatically applied radiation damage. The longer you spend in zones where you receive plague radiation damage, the more damage you will take as time passes. You can use a Potion Of Antidote to become temporarily immune to this damage for 60 seconds, allowing safer exploration of Plague Town.
Clay Block

A **Clay 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 **Clay Blocks** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Clay 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.
Banquet Table

A **Banquet Table** is a decorative table object that serves as a player trading station, though this would still rely on trust. It is high-end for classiness and usually represents a well maintained locale.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Banquet Table** is to craft one at any time using a Woodworking station.

## Usage

* Currently has no actual usefulness in-game and is purely decorative.
Ancient Crown

An **Ancient Crown** is one of the two pieces of equipment as part of the Ancient King's unique armory. It can be equipped to reduce incoming weapon damage to your head's HP. Movement speed penalties **do not** apply while worn for the helmet slot.

## Appearance

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain an **Ancient Crown** is to claim the Ancient Throne of the realm and thus become king. Then you can at last obtain the Ancient Crown and Ancient Sword from the balcony outside, behind the throne. You may then finally equip them, as king.

## Usage & Strategies

* Take advantage of the extra movement speed you gain with the extra Head protection.

* Despite only visually covering a tiny fraction of the player's head, it boasts the best defense in the game, matching a Steel Plate Helmet statistically for damage resistance, however it has no movement speed penalty. The only drawback is that there can only be one Ancient Crown and it can only be equipped by the realm's current king. It could also be considered a draw back that your identity is much easier to identify when wearing the Ancient Crown, but what king wouldn't want to be known!
King

The King Is The Leader he can set taxes name the land and Deliver Criminals to justice. If people want they can Lead "Treason" Or Treason To the king And he can repay them with death (In most servers the king is A high target) People might do this for three reasons usually. They want to be king, They want taxes Lower, They are Bored of the King. The king usually is Tyrannical but even good kings will be dethroned. If your king is honorable he can accept a duel if he is not he will deny it so if you feel cocky challenge the king to a duel and he will Prove his honor.
Dedicated Server Providers

*The editors of this Wiki do not vouch for the quality, reliability, or legitimacy of any of the listed providers. You are expected to exercise vigilance and do adequate research when selecting your server provider.*

The following is a list of Reign of Kings dedicated server providers.

**Note:** All prices are for a server with the minimum amount of slots. Servers with more slots can be cheaper.

When adding to or updating the table, please update the timestamps and include the name of the host in the edit summary. Thank you!
Lights

## The Lighting objects of Reign of Kings

Lighting objects in this game, consist of torches, lanterns, candles and even fire places. These provide light when active and fueled. Each object requires a specific fuel type and amount, and lasts a certain amount of time before the fuel runs out, depending on the object. The holdable variants instead use built-in timers that aren't visible to the player. Once said timers expire, the holdable item simply disappears as consumed.

## Important Information

* For more detailed information about Lights, check out the individual pages for these items.

## Strategies & Tips

* Lights are highly visible at night. Turning them off during the night might be a good idea to keep the location of your base unnoticed.

* Objects not listed here, that provide light, usually have the option to toggle the light off at the cost of production.
Ballista

A **Ballista** is a devastating Siege Weapon that fires heavy duty iron bolts with only one purpose in mind. Destruction.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Ballista** is to craft one using the Manuscripts from a Siegeworks station.

## Usage

A **Ballista** is a dangerous Siege Weapon that deals devastating damage to living things and moderate damage to building blocks. They can be fired fairly quickly, especially if someone is manning the reloading and firing while the other keeps the magazine full and adjusts the aim accordingly. Can damage any block type, each bolt does 100 damage.

## Strategies

* For detailed guides and strategies involving siege machinery, visit the Siege Strategies page.
Rabbit Pelt

A **Rabbit Pelt** is a resource gained from hunting Rabbits, but currently serves no other purpose.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Rabbit Pelt** is to hunt and harvest Rabbits, which are found in and around the Flax Fields of the central province.

## Usage

* Rabbit Pelt currently has no use in the game and isn't used in any crafting recipes.
Fat

**Fat** is a resource gained from hunting various Creatures. It is used in crafting.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Fat** is to hunt and harvest certain Creatures.

## Usage

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

* Candle

This resource is a fuel for these lighting objects:

* Candle Stand
* Chandelier
Flax Fields

Flax Fields are the plains stretching across the central province of the world where there is maybe 1 tree or less in the entire province, assuming the roads are borders. The fields are quite richly populated with Flax Nodes and Flowers Nodes. It can be a desired place to live for close proximity to Stone, Wood and other valuable resources, but it is also a hot spot and often attack dangerous zone in PvP.
Steel Axe

A **Steel Axe** is the steel variant of the axe 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 Axe** 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.
Reinforced Wood (Iron) Ramp

A **Reinforced Wood (Iron) 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 **Reinforced Wood (Iron) Ramps** is to craft them at any time using a Tinker.

## Usage

A **Reinforced Wood (Iron) 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 Battle Axe

A **Steel Battle Axe** is the steel variant of the battle axe 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 Battle Axe** 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.
Stone Dagger

A **Stone Dagger** is the stone variant of the dagger 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 only way to obtain a **Stone Dagger** is to craft one at any time using at least a Stone Cutter station or a Tinker.

## 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.
Wood Stick

A **Wood Stick** is a one-handed melee weapon. This weapon is intended for practicing your melee combat skills as it deals only 1 damage. Not recommended for actual combat in any situation, ever.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The standard way to obtain a **Wood Stick** 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.
Small Iron Cage

A **Small Iron 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 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 Cage.
* This cage can be breached with 1 Lockpick in 6 seconds.
* Will let the player use a second Lockpick, 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 Block

A **Stone 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. 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 Blocks** is to craft them at any time using a Stone Cutter or a Tinker.

## Usage

A **Stone 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.

* 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.

## Game Version

* Alpha 11

[[1]]
[Materials]
[[2]]
High Quality Cabinet

A **High Quality Cabinet** is a container object designed to store items that you do not have all of the extra room to carry around all the time, as well as provide a potentially safe place to store your resources and equipment.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **High Quality Cabinet** is to craft one at any time using a Woodworking station.

## Usage

* Any player can open any container at any time, so long as they are within reach to open it.
* Containers have **no** security settings whatsoever, at this time.
Wood Chest

A **Wood Chest** is a container object designed to store items that you do not have all of the extra room to carry around all the time, as well as provide a potentially safe place to store your resources and equipment.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

* Any player can open any container at any time, so long as they are within reach to open it.
* Containers have **no** security settings whatsoever, at this time.
Spruce Branches Ramp

A **Spruce Branches 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 **Spruce Branches Ramps** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Spruce Branches 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.
Stone Arch

A **Stone Arch** is a door object that also has properties of a block, in that you remove doors by right-clicking. This door doesn't require breaching as it cannot ever be closed. It is literally a stone arch.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

* This door cannot be lockpicked or closed.
* Any player can freely travel through this door at any time.
Small Wall Torch

A **Small 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 **Small Wall Torch** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

A **Small 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.
Water

**Water** is a consumable that replenishes a large amount of Hydration. It is also used in crafting and in the processing of Grain.

## Appearance

* Item

* Resource Node

## Obtaining

**Water** can be gathered from Fresh Water Sources scattered all throughout the land. They are quite easy to find, considering it is water. Fresh water sources are lakes, ponds, marshes, rivers and streams. Water can be gathered in an unlimited amount by standing over any fresh water source, looking down at it and then interacting with it.

Additionally, **Water** can be produced from Wells, which converts Charcoal into water.

## Usage

* It takes 6 seconds to consume a single unit of Water.

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

* Potion Of Antidote
* Stone Slab
* Fire Water

This resource is a raw item used for processing into Grain, using a Granary.
Repair Hammer

A **Repair Hammer** is a very useful tool that is consumed upon use, but stacks very much. Each usage of repair heals the block or object you are currently looking at for 1000 HP. The hammers can be used very quickly.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

A **Repair Hammer** is very useful in quickly repairing walls that are being damaged or otherwise under attack. It consumes 1 hammer per use, but can be used in succession very quickly. Hammers can repair blocks and any object.
Iron Wood Cutters Axe

An **Iron Wood Cutters Axe** is the iron 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 an **Iron Wood Cutters Axe** is to craft one at any time using at least an Anvil station or one of its upgraded variants.

## Usage & Strategies

* Simply swinging the Iron 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.
Steel Plate Boots

A **Steel Plate Boots** 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 Boots** 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 Boots 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.
Wool

**Wool** is a resource gained from hunting Sheep. It is used in crafting.

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Wool** is to hunt and harvest Sheep.

## Usage

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

* Bandage
* Fluffy Bed
* Bear Skin Rug
* High Quality Bed
* High Quality Bench
* Lords Bed
* Low Quality Bed
* Medium Quality Bed
Steel Crest

A **Steel Crest** is a major-classed emblem representing your guild's territory and surrounding glory. Once one has been placed on the world, a timer will appear over it while it conquers any unconquered surface area within the crest's radius. Any blocks within the conquered radius can be removed by any fellow guild members. Objects within the radius can be interacted with, on top of all objects able to be opened or used freely by anyone in your guild unless a door or object with security settings is set to Family, in which case only guild members with the Family privilege can open and/or operate them.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **Steel Crest** is to craft one at any time using a Smithy station or a Bellows.

## Usage

* Concealing behind thick layers of blocks is the best way to defend your crest when you can't always attend to it or the game.
* Crests will conquer all of the unconquered area within its Conquering Radius at the time the conquer bar fills.
* Can only place 1 crest at a time.

## Game Version

* Alpha 11

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Sod Stairs

A **Sod 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 **Sod Stairs** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## Usage

A **Sod 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.
Wood Sword

A **Wood Sword** is a one-handed melee weapon. This weapon is intended for practicing your melee combat skills as it deals only 1 damage. Not recommended for actual combat in any situation, ever.

## Appearance

* 1st Person Model

* 3rd Person Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The standard way to obtain a **Wood Sword** 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.
Wooden Javelin

A **Wooden Javelin** is the wood 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 **Wooden Javelin** is to craft them at any time using at least your default Manuscripts.

## 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.
Juzeiana

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 Release date

**Juzeiana** (ジュゼアナ, *Juzeana*) is an A class human guardian.

## Base Form

 Sell value

  Megacut, 30%Mega (Unlocks at level 20) | Inflicts a small amount of physical damage.
  Attack +10%, Equip (Unlocks at level 90) | Increases Attack for two turns.

### Profile

A lady born to a family of knights.

As suited to her talents, as suited to her efforts,
she pushed her limits, and achieved suitable success.

## DNA Form

 Sell value

  Megacut, 30%Mega (Unlocks at level 20) | Inflicts a small amount of physical damage.
  Control Time +1 Sec, Equip (Unlocks at level 60) | Increases control time for two turns.
  Attack +10%, Equip (Unlocks at level 60) | Increases Attack for two turns.
  Leeching Blade, 30% (Unlocks at level 90) | Attacks with a sword that absorbs HP from foes.

### Profile

A lady born to a family of knights.

As suited to her talents, as suited to her efforts,
she pushed her limits, and achieved suitable success.

However, at some point, she felt the limits of her
abilities. She continued to strive using all that she
knew, until an incident occurred.

Her troops were annihilated by a group of bandits
who were growing remarkably in number. She was
taken as a prisoner. The scars she received from
the torture were carved into her body, but that
pain only made her stronger.

A few years later, she challenged the bandits all by
herself, and crushed them.

## RNA Form

 Sell value

  Megacut, 30%Mega (Unlocks at level 20) | Inflicts a small amount of physical damage.
* Upgrades to Megacut, 50% (Mega) at Lv 60.
  Attack +10%, Equip (Unlocks at level 60) | Increases Attack for two turns.
  Powered Point Amp, Equip (Unlocks at level 90) | Increases Power Gauge fill rate.

### Profile

A lady born to a family of knights.

As suited to her talents, as suited to her efforts,
she pushed her limits, and achieved suitable success.

Without a hitch, she got into the fast lane and rose
to the top as Knight Commander. Doing normal
things well is difficult, and sublime.

She practiced what she preached.
Stone Fireplace

A **Stone Fireplace** 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 **Stone Fireplace** is to craft one at any time using a Stone Cutter station or a Tinker.

## Usage

A **Stone Fireplace** 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.
Steel Dagger

A **Steel Dagger** is the steel variant of the dagger 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 Dagger** 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 Flute

A **Wooden Flute** is an instrument that can be used in any way really, as it is mostly cosmetic.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

A **Wooden Flute** is an instrument for personal entertainment for yourself or others and as such, can be used in any way you desire.

The interface while playing the **Wooden Flute** is unique:
Steel Hatchet

A **Steel Hatchet** is the steel variant of a basic 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 **Steel Hatchet** is to craft one at any time using at least a Smithy station or a Bellows.

## Usage & Strategies

* Simply swinging the Steel Hatchet 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.
High Quality Bed

A **High Quality Bed** is a bed object that is used whenever you as a player, dies. Once you die, you have the option to respawn at the spawn beaches, or respawn in bed. Bed is the option you want to respawn from these. This bed is high-end in classiness and usually represents a well maintained locale.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain a **High Quality Bed** is to craft one at any time using a Woodworking station.

## Usage

* You will respawn at the last bed you placed.
* You can respawn at multiple bed locations if you are killed or commit suicide quickly enough.
Steel Greatsword

A **Steel Greatsword** is the steel variant of the great sword family, currently the only great sword 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 Greatsword** 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.

* The Steel Greatsword is a two handed melee weapon with very long reach. One of the most powerful melee weapons in the game, the only melee weapon surpassing its damage is the King's Sword. The Steel Greatsword is an expensive weapon to craft due to the usage of steel ingots thus it is paramount for allies to ensure the safety of the wielder or at best, prevent the weapon from falling into enemy hands, a skilled player can easily turn the tide of any battle with this weapon.

* As a weapon with long reach as well as the second highest damage value in the game, the Steel Greatsword would become one of the player's weapons of choice if they should acquire it. It is one of the most effective weapons to destroy wood structures by hand, using its stab attack it has the largest damage-per-second when destroying wooden structures. Being able to combine multiple Steel Greatswords onto a single wooden block it may take roughly a few short minutes to break through on average.
Steel Chest

A **Steel Chest** is a container object designed to store items that you do not have all of the extra room to carry around all the time, as well as provide a potentially safe place to store your resources and equipment.

## Appearance

* Model

* Item

## Obtaining

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

## Usage

* Any player can open any container at any time, so long as they are within reach to open it.
* Containers have **no** security settings whatsoever, at this time.
Steel Flanged Mace

A **Steel Flanged Mace** is the steel variant of the flanged 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 Flanged 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.
Stone

**Stone** is a resource gained from harvesting Stone Nodes or Collectable Stone Nodes. It is used in crafting practically everything made with stone, as well as siege ammunition. This makes it one of the most valuable commodities in the game.

## Appearance

* Item

* Resource Node

* Collectable Resource Node

## Obtaining

The only way to obtain **Stone** is to gather it from Stone Nodes or Collectable Stone Nodes. Use a pickaxe to harvest Stone Nodes the most quickly. Collectable stone which yields a very small amount per physical stone picked up on the world, can most commonly be found along ridges and cliffside but some hills and mountains have them as well. Stone Nodes are far superior to Collectable Stone Nodes. Similar to other nodes, Stone nodes respawn roughly every 7 minutes and 30 seconds.

## Usage

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

* Cobblestone Block
* Cobblestone Ramp
* Cobblestone Stairs
* Stone Arch
* Sharp Rock
* Great Fireplace
* Stone Fireplace
* Gazebo
* Stone Slab
* Granary
* Well
* Stone Wood Cutters Axe
* Stone Dagger
* Stone Sword
* Stone Javelin
* Throwing Stone

This resource is used as a non-consumed ingredient for operating a Trebuchet, acting as the contents of the counterweight for it.
Steel Halberd

A **Steel Halberd** is the steel variant of the halberd 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 Halberd** 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.
Cobblestone Block

A **Cobblestone 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 **Cobblestone Blocks** is to craft them at any time using a Stone Cutter or a Tinker.

## Usage

A **Cobblestone 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.

* 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.
Candle Stand

A **Candle Stand** 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 **Candle Stand** is to craft one at any time using a Tinker station.

## Usage

A **Candle Stand** 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.