The shield held by the last king of a forgotten realm until his final breath. Its faded red field and golden deer crest symbolize a throne long since lost. It remains in eerily pristine condition for a relic of a fallen kingdom. With every attack blocked, a sense of loss and madness seems to seep through the seams.

A shield discovered in ancient ruins of unknown age. It appears to be made from a mix of different alloys, but no one knows by who or how it was forged.

A shield adorned with the bones of an unidentified animal.
Legend says the vengeful spirits of those who froze to death are trapped deep within the marrow; until their grudges are untied, a shield crafted from these bones will refuse to break.

A shield that gleams with dazzling golden light. The Knight of Fortune clad his cast-iron shield in gleaming gold and jewels. Dazzlingly ornate, but its weight is as heavy as the lives and wealth he stole.

A folding shield made by House Spencer. Most people are unaware of its history and hidden function, seeing it only as a flashy yet unusually small shield. Built with a special mechanism, it also serves as descent gear that can reduce impact upon landing.

A shield used by the earthen soldiers of Hexe Sanctuary. The sorcery that uses brimstone-filled jars was not invented by Hexe Marie, but she was the one who refined it for the most wicked and corrupt purposes.

A shield issued to Demenissian soldiers. A soldier’s duty is to muster courage and charge forward even before an overwhelming enemy host. The soldiers are deeply trained in this belief.

A shield issued to Demenissian soldiers. A soldier’s duty is to protect the liege with unwavering loyalty. The soldiers are deeply trained in this belief.

A shield issued to Demenissian soldiers. A soldier’s duty is to hold the shield firm, endure, and obey a superior’s orders. The soldiers are deeply trained in this belief.

A shield painted with bright flowers in the hope of peace’s return. As the flowers painted in tribute to seasons without war wear away, tranquil spring days feel ever more distant.

A shield designed in Delesyia using repurposed siege engine parts. Thick metal plates absorb and deflect impacts, and decorative motifs keep it from looking crude, giving it an elegant appearance.

An infantry shield built for formations where holding the line is paramount. At its center, which can cover the legs, an iron fitting is mounted to deflect arrows and spearpoints.

A shield taken from the desert Abyss specters. It’s made from a material like dried thornbush, yet it does not break or burn easily.

A shield forged in Calphade. True to its nickname, the “Unyielding Shield,” Calphadean shields are renown for their quality. With it, warriors march proudly into battle once again.

A shield forged in Dewhaven Keep. With the advancement of technology, Delesyia uses fewer weapons wielded by hand. But Dewhaven, unwilling to rely entirely on machines, still forges shields.

A shield inspired by desert legends. In Crimson Desert, tales are told of a mythical beast covered in golden feathers that is reborn from the flames even after death. This shield captures that mystical essence, symbolizing the indomitable will to rise again even after falling in the heat of combat.

A shield said to have been used in a ritual of denial. However, this is merely a superstition, and the shield does not actually possess any evil energy. Since Pywel is a land shrouded in mystery, folk and superstitious beliefs still remain strong across many regions.

A shield forged from the will to protect Pailune. The honorable warriors of the north vow to protect and nurture their homeland. While this vow was once meant only for family or tribe, it evolved into a more noble oath for all of Pailune after Jian united the northern tribes.

A shield used by Reventine priests. Though it looks like it’d break easily since it’s made mostly of wood, the back is reinforced with iron, so it doesn’t break easily. Once the shield is made, priests give it a final blessing.

A folding shield crafted by House Spencer. It is lighter than other folding shields and functions perfectly as descent gear, effectively cushioning the impact of a fall.

A shield bearing the name of an old Demenissian house. “The knight, famed for his unwavering loyalty, marched alongside his liege into countless battles.”

A shield crafted in the traditional Odeck style. It was restored based on illustrations found in ancient documents, though some argue the original object depicted was actually a hat, not a shield.

A shield crafted entirely from Odeck timber. Specially treated to withstand both steel and flame, it stands firm against any assault. Though it may look like a simple wooden shield, the craft skills behind it embody the wisdom of the ancestors, proving that there is true power in tradition.

A shield once issued to the infantry of Fort Musket. Made heavy and sturdy to withstand fierce enemy charges, it was mass-produced when Demeniss founded Fort Musket and burned with ambition toward the desert. Though discontinued, it can still be found throughout the desert.

A shield adorned with gold leaf. The Twilight Messengers wear lavish equipment befitting their greed. Their shield, plated with a thick layer of gold, stands as a symbol of their avarice.

A worn shield named after the miserly warrior, Bekker. “Folks could barely hold their laughter at the sight of Bekker’s worn-out gear.”

A shield used by the Flame Knights. True to their name, the order is renowned for their mastery of gunpowder weapons. However, despite their prowess, the shield’s legitimacy is questioned due to rumors that Bastier hastily assembled it. Traces of gunpowder smoke stains are visible throughout.

A metal shield crafted to showcase the guard’s prestige. Its excessive weight made it impractical for actual duty, leading Duke Caliburn to eventually remove it from the standard-issue equipment roster.

A shield of unclear origin, as if it drifted in from another world. It was forged with armor for a giant warrior. However, he fought with two massive axes in each hand, which left no hand to hold a shield.

A shield card in the likeness of a grey wolf. Its origins are unknown, but in Pywel, the wolf has long symbolized an unyielding will and the bond of the pack. Perhaps that is why this strange relic feels so familiar.

A shield for the scouts who are the first to track news across Pywel. Should you attempt the reckless challenge of defeating Pywel’s strongest foes with nothing but this shield, it will surely be a journey to remember.

A shield for the scouts who are the first to track down news across Pywel. Should you take on the challenge of defeating Pywel’s formidable foes with nothing but a shield, it would be a reckless yet magnificent journey.

A shield of Bastier, the grand general of Demeniss. Thick wrought iron was rimmed with gold-toned studs. It is built to soak up the impact of any onslaught and drive the frontline forward.

The shield of the Demeniss Royal Guard. Even in an era of confusion over whose orders to follow, the Guard held their formation behind this shield, their silence serving as the final vestige of the monarchy’s dignity.

A folding shield made by House Spencer. It is said that the head of the house saw a female warrior clad in dazzling radiance in a dream and created this shield from that inspiration. Built with a special mechanism, it also serves as descent gear that can reduce impact upon landing.

A shield the Antumbra Order used in their human-sacrifice rituals. It looks like it was made more for ritual purposes than for combat.

A folding shield made by House Spencer. Confident in the shield’s performance, House Spencer sought the advice of various master craftsmen to add Demeniss’s distinctive flair. Built with a special mechanism, it also serves as descent gear that can reduce impact upon landing.

A shield crudely patched together from scrap metal. It looks shabby, but it’s enough to block a decent attack.

A shield of the now vanished Tardik Freeswords. “Like so many other freesword companies born and lost in war-torn Pywel, the Tardik Freeswords too disappeared with neither glory nor victory worth boasting of.”

A shield made by the people of Sunset Valley from processed rattan. Though many in the valley live lives pushed to the brink, some endure with a small hope. Outsiders may despise what they create, but in every mask and shield, the people find a way to honor the ghosts of their past.

A shield, bearing the name of Sydmon, the ordinary blacksmith. “The brand of mediocrity weighed upon Sydmon’s heart like a heavy burden.”

A shield, bearing the name of Sydmon, the ordinary blacksmith. “But on one fateful day, Sydmon was commissioned to forge an axe for the royal court.”

A Royal Guard Headstart Shield. Not issued to individuals, they are managed collectively in the armory after training.

A mass-produced shield named after the apprentice knight Balton. He was said to be a kind neighbor to the people of Calphade. This shield was crafted in the image of his own, which famously withstood seven fatal attacks.

A metal shield once mass-produced at a smithy. Although no longer in production, its high quality makes it a highly sought-after item.

A shield made from Pailunese wood. Sturdy but heavy enough to be unwieldy for ordinary people, it is used by Pailunese warriors for training.

A folding shield made by House Spencer. House Spencer poured its heart into crafting it as a tribute for King Thorel, but the shield never reached its intended owner. Built with a special mechanism, it also serves as descent gear that can reduce impact upon landing.

Fortain, the Cursed Knight’s shield. He gained formidable power through a contract with Hexe Marie, but in the end it was the contract that bound him to a miserable fate.

An ornately decorated shield.
The jewels embedded in it are all finely crafted imitations. Its overly ostentatious appearance has led many warriors to shun it.

A shield crafted by Rekel, the craftsman that represents Calphade. Rekel’s designs were called dull, so he hammered in a forest of nails. People loved the shield, but none saw his wounded pride.