A hand cannon modified from the Thunder Tank’s lightning cannon. It was crafted from parts of a combat machine made by Marni and is said to fire using an explosive electric current.

A blaster once wielded by Balthazar, the Wyvernflame. From the back of his dragon, he unleashed ruthless barrages of fire, ensuring Fort Windridge remained an impregnable stronghold.

A blaster that integrates the technologies of the Abyss. It is a weapon that operates on principles humanity has yet to understand. Fortunately, it can still fire even with ordinary shells.

A blaster that was originally mounted on a siege engine. It has been modified to fire without any external power source. Built with zero concern for weight, it boasts overwhelming durability.

A standard-issue steel blaster with enhanced firepower. It was developed after the need for a highly mobile heavy firearm became clear in war, but it’s said to be too heavy and unwieldy for just anyone to use.

A standard-issue blaster made with steel. It was developed after the need for a highly mobile heavy firearm became clear in war, but it’s said to be too heavy and unwieldy for just anyone to use.

A bow crafted by the Tommaso guards. It is unwise to assume the guards will protect you. In Tommaso, everyone lives by the law of strength.

A bow crafted by the Twilight Messengers. They shoot first, then demand your valuables. There’s no crime they wouldn’t commit for wealth.

A bow of the now vanished Tardik Freeswords. “Tardik’s name was mistakenly passed down as a lone hero’s, but it was built by the blood and sweat of ordinary freeswords.”

A bow wielded by the earthen archers of Hexe Sanctuary. Though they have neither eyes nor ears, they always find their targets, guided by a dark desire to extinguish life.

A bow crafted by the Blinding Arrows. After building the Bloodsteel Camp, the Blinding Arrows rapidly expanded their influence. They sought to seize Wells with their own hands.

A bow crafted in Fort Warspike. This is the type of bow Walter Lanford favored before becoming the notorious leader of the Bleed Bandits. If he had succeeded in releasing the arrow aimed at his stepfather, the history of Pywel would have changed.

A bow crafted in the Pailune style. It feels more like an improvised tool made from nearby materials than a weapon built for long-term use. The Northerners have long been masters of bow crafting.

A worn bow named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. “Bekker lost his life when his sword broke, yet his name still lives on in the tales of the poor.”

A bow fit for the tough warriors of the north. The wolf that ran with men longed to become human. Instead of tearing with a beast’s fangs, it drew a bowstring steeped in conviction, fighting to protect the place it belongs.

A horn bow once wielded by a warrior from a distant land, where dawn spreads in radiant splendor. Leaving behind a homeland of lush bamboo groves, the warrior is said to have roamed the world in search of wondrous adventures.

The Crimson Warden’s bow. While fundamentally a Greymane-style bow, it was modified by reinforcing the shaft with payment received from Bastier as the price of betrayal. It was designed to suppress approaching enemies from long range for a master who seeks comfort over honor.

A composite bow crafted in the eastern tradition, with layered construction that creates powerful tension. It is said to have been brought to Pailune long ago, passing through the hands of numerous heroes and great leaders, including Jian.

An ornate bow used by a self-proclaimed “Masked Liberators.” Flashy in appearance and formidable in performance, it draws smoothly and maintains its power even in sandstorms. Contrary to their talk of salvation, in practice it’s used to raid villages and butcher people.

A bow made with the scales of Aeserion, the Great Serpent. The scales used for this weapon are imbued with a power not of this world. The benevolent god bestowed wisdom upon people in the distant past, and today, he has even offered scales containing his power. This is because he loves the inhabitants of Pywel more than anything else.

A bow steeped in Pailune’s culture. In some regions of Pailune, a golden knot is added each time the bow is passed down, marking how many ancestors have wielded it.

A bow used by the Mistwood Hunters. In the dense, wooded Wayward Woods, no weapon is more lethal. It was primarily used for poaching animals and executing trespassers.

A bow named after the legend of Kylus. Whether Kylus was real is debated, but many skilled marksmen, rivaling Kylus’ marksmanship, are from Pailune.

A bow bearing the name of the ordinary blacksmith, Sydmon. “Sydmon drew his last breath while sharpening the blade of the axe, having spent the last of his strength.”

A bow forged in a traditional Odeck style. Once famed under the protection of the Forgotten General and the witch, Odeck is now a quiet border town.

A pistol used by the Masked Liberator. When she thought no one was watching, she would occasionally draw the pistol and whisper with a sorrowful voice. While it is unknown what secrets it may have heard, the only answer the pistol can offer is a gunshot that blooms death.

A pistol once popular among the Demenissian nobility. It is said to be a firearm frequently sought by the wealthy when pistol duels were at the height of their popularity. While its performance as a weapon was not bad, it was favored more because it did not easily malfunction even when handled with unskilled hands.

A cheaply made, low end pistol. As Demeniss’s gunsmithing advanced, more affordable firearms began to appear on the market. Of course, not much can be expected of its performance.

A pistol manufactured in Demeniss for international export. Upon closer inspection, the finish is somewhat crude for ceremonial use. Its performance is not particularly outstanding, but it may appear as a strange and fearsome weapon to those encountering firearms for the first time.

A pistol crafted by House Spencer. While production was discontinued when the house fell, a few are said to still remain in private collections. It is one of the few remaining pieces of evidence showing that House Spencer once existed in the world.

A hand cannon utilizing components from the Golden Star. This weapon was once part of the ultimate weapon, modeled after a dragon soaring through the heavens. It boasts a level of sophistication that remains unparalleled by any other human creation.

A massive blaster once wielded by Ravok.
It was the weapon of choice for the leader of the Savage Fangs, a nomadic bandit clan from the Crimson Desert. It is crude to the point of recklessness, yet boasts immense power.

A blaster crafted using parts of the Golden Star. Beneath Delesyia’s signature ornate embellishments lies an internal mechanism far more complex than any would ever expect.

A blaster that embodies the pinnacle of the orc’s steelcraft. Rough-hewn, but it is built for performance.

A musket crafted for the high-ranking officers of an outpost. Demeniss makes no real effort to hide its ambition to one day expand its influence into the northern desert.

A musket that embodies the engineering of Marni, the genius engineer. It is the pinnacle of technology, operating with precisely enhanced parts. It is said to be the result of researching existing firearms and crafting them while conceptualizing a gun capable of reloading and shooting automatically.

A musket crafted by the Helms, who kidnapped engineers to make it for them. They use technology as a weapon, and their Desert Marauder shows how effective this strategy is.

A musket made in Pailune. Parts and blueprints were brought in from Demeniss, but the weapon was built entirely by northern hands. Jian also took great interest in adopting outside technology, and the people of Pailune trusted him despite their wariness toward outsiders.

A musket crafted only in Wells. As Grand General Bastier’s power rose, Duke Wells wisely built an independent force, free from the capital’s control. In hindsight, it was a superb decision.

A worn musket named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. “His swordsmanship was extraordinary, but it was his worn blade that betrayed him in the end.”

A pistol once used by Caliburn. One by one, he bestowed the merciful tolerance of death upon those who stood in his path for the greater cause. He had a grand plan for the future of all of Pywel, beyond Demeniss.

A pistol crafted with ease of use as the top priority. Around the time firearms began to be distributed in earnest in Demeniss, the idea spread among some people that they should have at least one pistol to protect themselves. This one was the most recommended to beginners looking for their first gun at that time.

A masterwork musket that was bestowed upon the hero who saved Demeniss. Precisely crafted with the finest skills, it boasts overwhelming performance. The Demeniss of today was not built in a day, and this weapon is a treasure symbolizing the kingdom’s numerous victories. Its value is beyond measure.

A musket modified to enhance performance. For reasons unknown, Grand General Bastier was lukewarm about apprehending the deserters, and thus the Dusksongs were born. With Samara’s gunshot as a signal, the bandits unleashed an attack as disciplined as during their days as soldiers.

One of the signature muskets of Demeniss. It embodies a long history and craftsmanship, yet its reliability has recently been called into question. Rumor has it this is a smear meant to tarnish the house’s honor, and in practice its performance remains solid.

A musket mass produced using Delesyia’s automated facilities. Built by machines without human hands, it’s supplied in huge numbers and has spread beyond the homeland into nearby regions. It looks ordinary, but its standardized production process ensures consistent performance.

A shotgun with a simple appearance. However, unlike the plain exterior, it was elaborately crafted with sturdy parts. While the technicians of Dewhaven are not uninterested in decorating the appearance of weapons, they prioritize practicality above all else.

A shotgun crafted by a technician of the Bleed Bandits. When Walter Lanford, the leader of them, ordered a flashy yet highly lethal shotgun, this prototype was hastily crafted. Though not exceptional, its performance was good enough to spare the technician from Walter’s temper.

A shotgun made in Pailune. Parts and blueprints were brought in from Demeniss, but the weapon was built entirely by northern hands. Jian also took great interest in adopting outside technology, and the people of Pailune trusted him despite their wariness toward outsiders.

A shotgun mass-produced in Delesyia’s automated facilities. Built by machines without human hands, it is supplied in huge numbers and has spread throughout nearby regions. Plain in appearance, it delivers consistent performance thanks to standardized production.