Cloth boots once worn by the Reed Devil. They carry the grudges of the devil of the reed field and his followers, who slipped free of the cycle of life and death. It tightly fastens around the feet to allow quick movements even through dense reed beds.

Boots made by the sorcerers of Tariv. People come to Tariv for their own reasons. Once, even the Black Witch approached Tariv, hungering for forbidden knowledge.

Thin shoes made from neatly dehaired hide and cloth. The toes are rounded in a soft curve like a rabbit’s paw, and they fit snugly to the shape of the foot when worn.

Plate boots once worn by Samara, the Sandwatcher. The black plate extends up to the shins, shielding the wearer from sand and debris. The reinforced toes provide a solid foundation, ensuring one’s balance remains steady in a shooting stance.

Plate boots crafted in Urdavah. The lustrous silver plating and elegant golden insignia make these highly popular among royal guards and guard captains. They are worn by fastening them over the footwear and trousers.

Plate boots of Fortain, the Cursed Knight. To overthrow Wells, he embraced unfathomable power and relinquished his soul. The footsteps of a wraith echo with every step.

Plate boots crafted in the traditional Varnian style. The warriors of Varnia live with pride as guardians of the sacred city, guiding pilgrims who visit their home onto the righteous path. These boots represents their strengh, which overcomes the burning sand of the desert.

Plate boots issued to Demenissian soldiers. The wide greaves and the plating over the instep are joined together, protecting against stones and blades during long marches. Its simple design allows for easy repair and replacement, making it ideal for large-scale supply.

Plate boots crafted by the orcs of Gorthak. Designed with wide plates covering the instep and simple buckles, this equipment can be donned quickly. It maintains its shape even after long treks through rugged regions.

Plate boots crafted to honor Belkandor, who once aided in defending Gorthak. Black plate wraps the shins, while the articulated ankles ensure stability even on slopes and debris. The reinforced toes provide the solid footing needed to hold the line when pushing a shield wall forward.

Boots from a faraway land beyond the reach of any journey on foot. It is said to have once been a black armor trimmed with gold. Treading the new land, the endless journey will continue.

Boots whose origins cannot be traced anywhere in Pywel’s history. Their form has shifted over a long journey, yet the adventure of the great warrior, its former owner, continues.

Ceremonial boots crafted by Hernand’s artisans. Made from lightweight yet durable leather, they are permitted only to those who have contributed to Hernand.

Boots issued to the students of Scholastone. This modest garment serves as a reminder for students to devote themselves entirely to their research and studies. Even an outsider may be granted the chance to wear it, provided they have contributed to Scholastone.

Traditional boots capturing the unique style of Pailune. People recall when the Greymanes guarded Pailune, hoping their return would let them wear these bright clothes again. Those who have contributed to Pailune are granted the chance to wear it.

Leather boots once worn by the Crowcaller. Crafted from soft yet durable leather, they gently wrap around the wearer’s feet, helping them move with agility across any terrain. The crow’s claw on the instep leaves an unsettling impression on anyone who sees it.

Leather boots once worn by Ludvig, leader of the Jackals. Made only from tough, durable leather, it endures even long marches with ease. The downside is that it’s not easy to put on and take off.

Leather boots once worn by Tristan, the Flame Knight. Forged in dragon flame, the boots still hold their heat. Crafting equipment this way is said to be the secret method of the Flame Knights.

Leather shoes once worn by Paulus, the guard captain. It was crafted in the traditional style of Pailune. After the frame was shaped with flexible leather, sturdy hide was added to increase defense.

Leather boots named after the last knight of Delesyia. Ironically, they are often used by pirates, bandits, and wandering freeswords. The people of Delesyia wondered if the age had come when machines surpassed mankind, and chose the old knight Ferman as their champion to face them.

Leather boots once worn by the Masked Liberator. The black leather straps are etched with fine patterns. Extra leather has been reinforced across the instep and sides for greater durability. Their wide, sturdy sole helps the wearer with steady steps even across rough regions.

Leather shoes once worn by Duke Caliburn of Demeniss. A luxury garment practical even for combat. Following Caliburn’s rise to power, they became so popular that even the wealthiest individuals struggled to get their hands on them.

Leather boots made to endure the harsh wilds of Calphade. The wisdom to keep one’s bearings in a blizzard is what keeps them sure-footed. And a true northern warrior overcomes it all and lives to see another day.

Ceremonial leather shoes crafted by the artisans of Hernand. These boots are made from soft yet durable dark brown leather. Delicate patterns adorn the upper part of the boots, offering a blend of elegance and practical utility.

Leather boots inspired by the classic work of artisan Isilon. While not an exact replica of the original, they still deliver exceptional comfort.

Leather boots favored by freeswords who roam the frontier. Layered with multiple sheets of sturdy hide to wrap the ankle and shin, it doesn’t easily slip even on muddy roads. A high collar and tightly tied laces secure the foot firmly in place.

Leather boots made in Calphade. The custom of crafting fur-lined boots comes from Pailune. If it weren’t for the Black Bears, Calphade and Pailune might have grown far closer than they are now.

Leather boots crafted from sturdy dark brown leather. Intricately woven leather lace accents on the sides add both practicality and style.

Leather boots made from reddish-brown leather. An extended X-shaped stitching pattern runs along the sides, and the strong seams help maintain their shape during combat and long-distance travel.

Leather boots crafted from flexible dark brown leather. The naturally wrinkled ankle area enhances mobility. A blend of practicality and classic design makes them highly sought after.

Leather boots crafted from dark brown leather. The calf-high length provides stable protection for the leg, while the folded leather cover on the upper part adds both utility and style.

Leather boots of warriors who worship the darkness. Those who have proven their power and faith in the Antumbra earn the honor of being called “Ator’s Will.” With all their might, they pray for Umbra’s descent.

Leather boots crafted from light tan leather. The natural texture of the leather surface and the subtle color gradation give off a luxurious feel. For this reason, they are favored by many people.

Demenissian leather boots made from sturdy leather. They are practical, making them widely used. It breaks the stereotype that anything made in Demeniss must be unnecessarily flashy and expensive.

Leather shoes named after Lauques, the herald of Demeniss. He is said to have retired and is now enjoying a quiet life.

Formal leather boots made in Hernand, suitable for high-society gatherings. There is a clear divide between the nobles and commoners. While some starve, the nobles feast.

One of the essential items of beekeepers. It is a vital piece of equipment when working with bees to avoid getting stung. They are reinforced with sturdy hide so that a bee’s sting cannot pierce through.

Leather boots crafted from light tan leather. Intricate leather stitching runs along the sides, displaying durability and the artisan’s skill. The thick sole helps you move quickly even across rough regions.

Leather boots commonly worn by the people of Demeniss. So ordinary that they blend into the cityscape, barely drawing a second glance.

Boots awarded to those recognized for their wisdom as warriors in Pailune, as a reminder to act wisely. With breathability and water resistance, it grants a slight defensive effect.

Fine leather shoes crafted for orcs. The instep is tied securely with leather straps for stable movement, while a cloth wrap extending to the shins keeps out dust and the cold wind.

Leather boots shaped after bloody wind sweeping across a cold battlefield. Black leather set against pure white trim and a golden buckle, wrapping up to the shin to stop dust and blades alike. It grips the ankle firmly, helping the wearer keep a steady stride even in battle.

Leather boots awarded to knights officially recognised by the kingdom. Made from dark leather drawn up high to wrap the shins, with metal buckles and straps that lock the ankles firmly in place. Its clean silhouette preserves mobility, offering steady comfort even in horseback combat.

Leather boots that embody unwavering composure on long journeys. Black leather rising to the shin, with tight lacing and a folded cuff for a clean silhouette, while the hard-wearing material stands up to the harsh scrape of dirt tracks and stone paths.

Formal leather boots that capture the quiet elegance of an autumn forest. Dark leather runs smoothly up to the shin for a neat look, with a small buckle as a subtle accent. In the light, it takes on a gentle sheen, completing a composed outfit.

Leather boots popular among Demenissian soldiers. Its neatly tailored appearance reflects their strict discipline.

Leather boots popular among Demenissian adventurers. Made from durable yet lightweight fine leather, it is ideal for long-distance travel.

Leather boots made by wandering freeswords with no coins. The craftsmanship is rough and lacking finesse, but it’s made from good leather, making it durable and cheap.

Low-heeled leather shoes with a low ankle cut, reducing fatigue. On rainy or snowy days, water can seep in and make them uncomfortable.

Leather Boots awarded to those who have mastered etiquette in Demeniss. It symbolizes the pride of the noble Demenissian Army.