A plate helm issued to the Delesyian soldiers. This rounded iron helm features a wide brim to shield against sun and rain, designed to deflect downward attacks toward the edges. Its simple single-sheet design makes it lightweight and easy to make, serving as a practical piece of equipment tailored for long marches and field duty.

A standard plate helm issued to the Goldleaf Merchant Guild’s private soldiers. The crown and forehead are reinforced with thin plating to protect against falling debris and fragments during transport, while the wide brim shields the eyes from sun and rain to maintain visibility during long-distance moves. The open-face design allows whistles and commands to be heard clearly, prioritizing mobility and observation for escort missions such as guarding wagons or providing long-range cover.

A plate helm primarily issued to soldiers wielding bows, firearms, or raising banners. The wide brim shields the eyes from sun and rain to preserve visibility, while the thin plate protecting the head deflects shrapnel and falling debris. Its open-faced design ensures commands and whistles are heard clearly, with a focus on mobility and observation.

A plate helm for a brave warrior who never retreats in battle. The layered ridges of the brow are precisely crafted to deflect any blade. The sharply angled visor provides total protection for vital points while maintaining a clear field of vision, allowing the wearer to read the battlefield with unwavering focus.

A plate helm named after Ashad, an orc wanderer and freesword of the Crimson Desert. Its golden horns are reminiscent of a desert cow, while the single-piece faceplate and neck cover protect the wearer from both attacks and sand.

A plate helm crafted by the orcs of Gorthak. It features a striking, elongated head piece. It protects the entire face except for the eyes, while a gorget and chain mail wrap around the neck to keep out both sand and blades.

A plate helm crafted to honor Belkandor, who once aided in defending Gorthak. A black iron headgear framed with a golden trim, featuring winged ornaments at the temples that bear the marks of an eagle.

A plate helm carrying the hopes for glorious victory. Shaped like a laurel wreath woven from golden leaves, it serves as a clear symbol of victory. Donning this helm instantly elevates the prestige of any warrior on the battlefield.

A plate helm crafted to commemorate the construction of the Gate of Peace. A lush red plume rises from the golden headgear, making it stand out even from a distance. The visor conceals the wearer’s expression to add a sense of gravity. It exudes a refined authority, whether on the battlefield or in a procession.

A ceremonial plate helm that captures the quiet elegance of an autumn forest. Delicate patterns are engraved into the thin golden plates encircling the head, leaving a refined impression, while the ornament at the center draws the eye to create a sense of balance. It catches the light with a subtle luster, providing the perfect finishing touch to a dignified attire.

A formal plate headgear designed to maintain elegance even in the most prestigious places. Designed with golden feather ornaments that lightly frame the sides of the head, it ensures an unobstructed field of vision while clearly signifying the wearer’s high status.

A plate helm that embodies unwavering composure on long journeys. A slender golden band encircles the brow, set with a central Jewel that denotes the wearer’s status, while the frame is cleverly concealed beneath the hair for a refined, understated look.

A plate helm shaped after bloody wind sweeping across a cold battlefield. A black metal band encircles the brow like a circlet, ensuring an unobstructed field of vision. Its rugged surface is adorned with jewels that appear as if frozen solid.

A plate helm awarded to knights officially recognized by the kingdom. A pure white plume and golden decorative plates encircle the head, with a central pattern clearly displaying the wearer’s allegiance to the kingdom. Made to sit lightly, it provides a dignified appearance without obstructing the wearer’s vision.

A plate helm awarded to those granted a title by House Thorel, the rulers of the Kingdom of Demeniss. Adorned with a golden laurel and winged feathers, it marks the wearer as an enforcer sanctioned by the royal family.

A plate helm once worn by Beloth, the Darksworn. An iron chain veil hangs beneath a faded crown, concealing the face to project a grotesque sense of intimidation. Every breath exhaled through the links instantly turns to frost, while a black chill lingers behind the veil, capable of freezing even the soul. Can be used to create a zone of ice.

A hat favored in secret by veteran miners. The special wavelength emitted by the front lamp makes valuable ores shimmer with a brilliant light.

A masterpiece for adventurers who finds even flint a nuisance. It detects and ignites nearby bonfires.

A worn felt hat favored by a legendary gambler. The golden monocle attached to the brim is imbued with a secret magic that allows the wearer to see through the surface of things.

An eccentric invention concealing a sophisticated mechanism behind an elegant feather ornament. A special event can be triggered by turning the dial on the front.

A deep blue hat adorned with a golden feather. A true adventurer’s essential, this piece rewards the diligent by triggering a special event every morning at 6:00 AM.

An elegant leather hat favored by nobles, crafted in the form of a wide-brimmed hat that shields the wearer from the sun. A single long, pristine white feather graces one side, adding a touch of refined sophistication.

A rough, circular mask engraved with geometric patterns. It mimics the Reed Devil’s, though the craftsmanship is far cruder. Hidden inside is a lethal poison gas mechanism, a sinister piece of equipment designed to inflict unexpected agony on foes who dare approach.

A helm crafted from the hide of a deer. While heavy and cumbersome due to the scent-heavy leather, it makes the wearer look exactly like a deer.

A specialized breathing apparatus used by the Bleed Bandits’ drug manufacturers. It is said they use the color red so that blood splatters remain inconspicuous.

A wooden mask woven from pinecones and leaves. It is ideal for blending seamlessly into the wildlife.

A helm worn by the Wolf Trackers. It is noticeably frayed in places, likely from their constant wandering across Pywel in search of prey.

Helm 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. Even in new colors it remains steadfast protecting its wearer.

A helm whose origins cannot be traced anywhere in Pywel’s history. Its form has shifted over a long journey, yet the red that yearns for victory has not faded.

A helm made by bundling straw for use as a disguise. It’s far too flimsy to really be called a helm, but if you crouch down in a rice paddy or reed bed, the disguise will prove effective.

A leather helm crudely fashioned from the skull of a mountain beast to mimic the likeness of White Horn, the mountain spirit.

A scouting helm integrated with unknown technology. The lenses allow the wearer to see through the target’s state. Displays the {Staticinfo:Knowledge:Knowledge_Hp#Health} of nearby targets.

A hat once worn by the man hailed as the Pirate King. Perhaps the secret to his success lies within this very hat. It is imbued with magic that detects nearby treasure chests.

Crude protective gear crafted from canvas soaked in a special neutralizer and fitted with airtight goggles. It perfectly filters out dense brimstone fumes and volcanic ash. This equipment ensures safe breathing and clear vision even in active volcanoes thick with the smoke of death, or in highly toxic wetlands.

A helm crafted from the hide of an alpha wolf. The coarse, uncleaned fur retains the raw scent of the wildlife.

A hat crafted from the hide of an alpha bear. It is made from roughly tanned leather and fur that still reeks of the beast.

A special breathing apparatus crafted by the Black Bears. While it looks crude and haphazardly made, the craftsmanship is surprisingly high.

A helm worn by members of the Blinding Arrows. They present themselves as a militia, but the materials used to craft this gear were plundered from innocent civilians.

A hat worn by a priest of St. Halssius’s House of Healing. It would be best not to concern yourself with the original owner of this gear.

An experimental plate helm designed by the genius Marni. The golden wings on either side accumulate energy to fire a destructive beam forward. However, due to its exceptionally long recharge time, it must be used sparingly for a decisive moment. Can use a beam attack.

Helm crafted in the desert. Unlike desert bandits who plunder with malice, hyenas are merely hungry beasts. Perhaps in such a wasteland, beasts are better than men.

A pirate’s plate helm modeled after the head of a giant catfish. Its shimmering eyes and fin ornaments symbolize the ocean predator that never lets go of its bite.

A specialized breathing apparatus used by demenissian soldiers. Its neatly tailored appearance reflects their strict discipline.

A standard plate helm issued to the private soldiers of the Marshell Estate. Its neatly tailored appearance reflects their strict discipline.

A helm crafted from the ominous hide of the Silver Fang. The coarse, uncleaned fur retains the raw, distinct scent of the wolf.

A helm crafted from the hardy hide of the White Bear. It is made from roughly tanned leather and fur that still reeks of the beast.

A helm worn by members of the Black Bears. While it looks crude and haphazardly made, the craftsmanship is surprisingly high.

A helm worn by Bastier’s Inquisitors. Issued to elite soldiers who revere the power and ideals of Bastier.

A plate helm issued to Dewhaven recruits. Despite its lightweight appearance, its durability is guaranteed.

A helm worn by warriors who worship the darkness. Only those who prove their superior strength and faith in the Antumbra earn the honor of being called “Ator’s Will.”

A helm worn by the Helms. It is still stained with the blood of their victims and the desert sand

A helm worn by members of the Faceless. The dizzying array of impractical, multicolored decorations serves as a testament to their fanatical beliefs.

A helm worn by the Dusksongs. This equipment was looted when they fled from the Musket military.

A helm worn by members of the Twilight Messengers. The contrast between its ornate appearance and the lingering scent of blood is deeply unsettling.