Remains of an ancient Weaver implement, broken and inoperable. A craftsbug of high skill may be able to repair it.

Key to a restored bell above Bellhart.

Hard horn piece, broken from the tip of a Conchfly’s shell.

Iron emblem of the Court of Craws, absolving the bearer of all crimes past and future.

Nest fashioned from an old bell. Once set up, young Craws will occasionally roost within, filling the bell with shell shards and rosaries. The Crawbell can be installed on the exterior of a home.

Small worker’s key. Unlocks the door to the diving bell in Deep Docks.

Small worker’s key. Unlocks the gate in the middle of Deep Docks.

Retracted Weaver surveillance instrument. Once assembled, the device will allow observation over vast distances. The Farsight can be assembled in a home.

Heirloom of a village lost to Pharloom’s Haunting.

Carved child’s toy of a bug clad in leaves.

Seal symbol given in recognition of a true Hunter, stamped in sticky goo.

Rotary key of the Architects. Opens their Chapel in the Underworks.

Finely crafted metal key, shaped to resemble a surgical implement. Grants access to the Citadel’s Whiteward.

Rusted key of common design. Can be used to open a range of simple locks. Degraded by time, it will break after a single use.

Ethereal flower plucked from a deep and distant memory. Glows with soft, pale light that wards against the void.

Scrawled missive on tattered black rag. “Defiler… Dark… Attend… Home… Wheel… ”

Pristine cog from within the shell of an automaton. Despite long use, its metal has not dulled.

Contorted mass of ashen vine. Cries out incessantly.

Tubes and receptacles built for the storing, recording and research of various materials. The Materium can be assembled in a home.

Aged medallion of the wanderer Seth. A gift given in respect of great skill.

The Hunter’s Journal is a bestiary containing details of every enemy. New entries are added automatically upon defeating a new enemy type.

Additional notes are unlocked upon defeating a specific number of each enemy type. The journal entries detail how many you must defeat.

Worn ornament of the Nameless Town high above Pharloom.

Reassembled cogwork heart, containing a fine array of wheels and regulators.

One part of a cogwork heart, containing an intricate mechanism of wheels and regulators.

Two parts of a cogwork heart, containing an intricate array of wheels and regulators.

Chunk of dense coral-shell. Not fit for crafting tools, but claimed to have various medicinal properties if correctly prepared.

Protective garb lined with the soft down of a Fayforn and sewn through with flexible spines.

Engraved cruststone, worn by sand and blanched by time… . Watch… Remember… Till time… Life anew…

Simple protective garb, expertly woven but showing signs of age.

Keys to the cells and passages of the Slab.

Keys to the cells and passages of the Slab.

Keys to the cells and passages of the Slab.

Map of Pharloom, partially filled out by Shakra. Without a quill it cannot be updated.

Long sewing tool, uniquely balanced for combat. The blade is marked by time and use.

To upgrade the Needle, restore the town of Bellhart by defeating Widow, then speak to Pinmaster Plinney. The first upgrade is given freely, but you must accept the Pinmaster’s Oil wish and hunt down Pale Oil across Pharloom to upgrade the needle further.

Plinney will upgrade the Needle one level for each Pale Oil you find. The fourth and final upgrade is only available in Act 3. For more information on how to upgrade the Needle, and where to find Pale Oil, check out our All Needle Upgrades and Pale Oil Locations guide.

Map of Pharloom and a quill for recording one’s travels. When resting at a bench or elsewhere, the map will be updated with newly discovered areas.

Writing implement for recording one’s travels. Can be used to update any acquired maps.

Gilded trophy awarded by Sprintmaster Swift to the fastest bug in Pharloom.

Discarded key of the Whiteward. Opens the sluice beneath the operating theatre.

A pouch for holding traps and tools, and fine crafting implements to increase their lethality.

Writhing substance from the dark sea at the world’s base.