A remnant from the War of the Ancients, representing a fearsome power. When combined with other Chisels, it forms a complete artifact. A mysterious object Wuchang obtained at the Bai Mansion, and has been carrying ever since. Allows you to command time itself, the essence of reincarnation.

Received automatically at the start of the game.

A wooden box containing ointment. This ointment in particular comes from a faraway land and is highly effective at healing internal injuries.

Given by Magalhaes at various points throughout his quest line.

A remnant from the War of the Ancients, representing a fearsome power. When combined with other Chisels, it forms a complete artifact. Zhang Xianzhong’s rampage claimed innumerable lives, his bloodshed birthing only more carnage. In death, Liu Wenxiu used this object to bring him back, yet reviving the dead only deepens the sins and suffering of the world.

A golden feather left behind from Goldwing. Following the Primordial Deity’s fall, the essence of an Avian scattered and transformed into Goldwing. Goldwing roamed the skies, letting out mournful wails. The people of the land took this as proof that the Primordial Deity still graced the lands.

Translucent crystals formed on the branches of a sea lily, resembling Avian tears. The Avians believed the sea lily tree embodies the harmony of all things, manifesting nature’s purest essence.

There is only one Avian Tear in the game, found on branches of the large sea lily in the center of the Featherfall Marsh area in Bo Capital (Chapter 5).

A small bamboo cage housing fireflies used for illumination. Under the influence of red mercury, these fireflies have mutated, their abdomens glowing with a soft blue light when disturbed. Compact and portable, it serves as a convenient alternative to torches.

Speak to He Youzai just outside Reverent Temple.

Found in abundance in Shu. The people of old discovered an ancient being deep inside the forest who loved bamboo, and so they offered bamboo shoots in return for blessings. Bring enough tribute, and it may well fulfill a request.

Dropped by the little Bamboozlings that can be found in every region. You will need to run up to them and hit them quickly to get the reward before they disappear. They will respawn when you rest at a shrine if you miss them.

Give to Panda in exchange for items.

A throwing dagger that was forged with poison. Handle with the utmost care. Requires great mastery to use properly. Yet, may prove useful when used with skill.

Commonly found as item pick-ups, and from the enemies below.

A fully-matured and crystallized fruit nourished by red mercury that shimmers with a pure red color. Legend claims that only those blessed by the God of Shu themselves possess the power to utilize the energies within.

You will begin finding them as item pick-ups from Chapter 3 (Mt. Zhewu) onwards, and as drops from the enemies below.

An incredibly rare crystallized fruit nourished by red mercury. Liquid can be seen flowing within. The pure Avian blood coursing within caused the Breaking, and ended it too.

You will begin finding them as item pick-ups from Chapter 4 (Ruins of Worship’s Rise) onwards, and as drops from the enemies below.

A steamed bun in the shape of a bunny, a sign of good fortune in Shu. In a land ravaged by war and strife, people scoured the realm for anything edible, and such buns were considered a luxury indeed. It is impossible to tell where the blood comes from.

Battlefield Pass: Found on the ground behind an intact wooden hut near the smouldering buildings.

Refugee Camp: Find the Child in a Jar on the other side of the bridge from White-Robed Elder. Give it the Bloodied Steamed Bunny Bun. Enter the Dream and come back to find the item.

A whistle made from polished Avian bones that possesses a trace amount of the Chisel’s power. Any Feathered that blows the whistle may summon an ally from across time and space, if destiny so wills it.

Worship’s Rise - Narrow Straight: Given to you by Nian Suichang after agreeing to help.

In certain boss fights, you will see HUD pop-up if you can use it. The status of the various NPC quest lines also factors in.

A throwing dagger designed to pierce deeply, embedding itself to inflict hard-to-heal internal wounds. Requires great mastery to use properly. Yet, may prove useful when used with skill.

Frequently found as an item pickup, particularly from Chapter 2 (Cloudspire) onwards.

A bud nourished by red mercury, now beginning to crystallize. It holds a trace concentration of the substance. Red mercury is unique to the land of Shu and contains mysterious energies capable of strengthening one’s body.

Frequently found as an item pickup in Worship’s Rise and Cloudspire, and also drops from the enemies below.

A chunk of meat of uncertain origin. Its presence a grim reminder of the land’s decline. In these desperate times, when food is scarce, it’s best not to dwell on where this morsel has come from.

Haws candied in a coating of sugar. Bai Yu loves their sweet and sour taste. Having fled to the southern archipelago, the two sisters often reminisced about this sweet treat. It was one of the few fond memories they carried from their childhood.

Take the shortcut from Shu Sanctum (Tree) and follow the path right, and continue to the top. At the top is a large rock in the center. The statue is at the base of the rock, to the right. Use the Gaze pose to obtain the item.

A crystallization formed from a Shrine tainted by red mercury. These shrines were created by Duryal at key moments during the Avian Wars. After Duryal abandoned his post guarding the altar, the Primordial Deity’s power mixed with red mercury, ultimately transforming into a monstrous entity.

A strange elixir gifted by the old boatsman, capable of healing all wounds. Good deeds bear fruit, but everything comes at a cost. The cycle of cause and effect is woven into the fabric of fate.

Often given by He Youzai during his various appearances throughout the game.

A throwing dagger that has been infused with corruption. Requires great mastery to use properly. Yet, may prove useful when used with skill.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A crimson eyeball infused with Avian power. Holds the memory of the last Shrine visited. When traveling back through the river of time, it allows you to store your red mercury within, however, its imperfections will cause you to lose half of it.

A commonplace fruit. Small and round, this fruit looks like a lantern. Has a sweet and sour taste and quenches thirst. Following the Feathering, some lantern fruits were nourished by blood and eventually turned a crimson red.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game. It can also be obtained via Invoking at any shrine.

A plant nourished by red mercury now in the early stages of crystallization, its branches whitened by the dense concentration of red mercury. Red mercury extracted from such crystallized forms is purer in color. Yet, few are those who can withstand the power contained within.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A type of food commonly enjoyed by pirates in the southern archipelago. Cured meat is easy to preserve and perfect for long sea voyages. For He Youzai, this jerky symbolizes a full belly and a promise to those under his command, who continue to await Wuchang’s safe return.

GIven by He Youzai at Reverent Temple.

A remnant from the War of the Ancients, representing a fearsome power. When combined with other Chisels, it forms a complete artifact. The general once commanded his army in a brutal clash against the monsters. Though he emerged victorious, claiming this object, the fallen soldiers and the beasts of the forest transformed into haunting nightmares that plagued him ever since.

If you have followed all prior steps correctly to unlock the fight, return to the Tomb area in Chapter 5 and defeat Eternal Glory - Zhao Yun.

A tool for communing with the divine. Shaped like a crescent moon: the concave side embodies Yin, the flat side Yang. When cast upon the ground, it produces a rhythmic sound—the voice of the heavens, guiding practitioners toward fortune and steering them clear of disaster.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

Honeyed dough shaped into the figure of Mu Guiying. Originally paired with the Dough Figurine of Yang Zongbao. This figurine was a gift from the performers of Worship’s Rise to delight young children. In their eyes, Mu Guiying was a heroine embodying the warmth and sacrifice of a mother, having given her life to ensure their escape from the Lightzen Temple. Yet, the brothers eventually parted ways, leaving the dream of returning home a distant and unfulfilled hope.

Found in Lightzen Temple.

Worship’s Rise - Narrow Straight: Open the door near Nian Suichang and find a child with a jar. Give the figurine to him.

Honeyed dough shaped into Yang Zongbao. Originally paired with the Dough Figurine of Mu Guiying. This figurine was a gift from the performers of Worship’s Rise to delight young children. The son gave it to his father, hoping his father could beat the odds and rescue his captive wife. Legends claim that even in death, Yang Zongbao’s spirit remembered his wife Mu Guiying.

Give it to the child in a jar.

An emerald lotus seed capable of dispersing the poison found within old tombs. A must-have for any would-be tomb raider. Any surplus can be sold afterward, for little to no loss!

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A type of alcohol commonly enjoyed by pirates in the southern archipelago. Crafted from sea salt and medicinal herbs, this drink symbolizes the long journeys across the ocean. He Youzai has a particular fondness for its rich, mellow flavor. Whenever Wuchang returned with a full haul, He Youzai would eagerly pop open a cask to celebrate, often ending up drinking himself under the table.

GIven by He Youzai.

An eyeball infused with Avian power. It holds the memory of the location where you last entered the Dream. When traveling back through the river of time, it allows you to store your red mercury safely within, ensuring none is lost in the process.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game. It can also be obtained via Invoking at any shrine.

A throwing dagger that has been coated in combustible oil. Requires great mastery to use properly. Yet, may prove useful when used with skill.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A red lotus seed made at Zhenwu Temple. Often used by beginner alchemists who tend to suffer from burns every so often. Began circulating among the population after Zhenwu Temple was attacked.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A pot chock-full of oil. A mining byproduct, the oil’s flammable properties make it perfect for simple yet powerful throwable explosives.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A pill made at Zhenwu Temple said to raise one’s spirits and ward off evil. Most likely obtained through unscrupulous means, given the fact that the temple doesn’t sell their pills to the uninitiated.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game. It can also be obtained via Invoking at any shrine.

A pill made at Zhenwu Temple featuring a dark red color. Most likely obtained through unscrupulous means, given the fact that the temple doesn’t sell their pills to the uninitiated.

Occasionally found as an item pickup throughout the game. It can also be obtained via Invoking at any shrine.

A plant nourished by red mercury now fully crystallized, its branches whitened by the dense concentration of red mercury. Red mercury extracted from such crystallized forms is purer in color. Yet, few are those who can withstand the power contained within.

Occasionally found as an item pickup from Chapter 3 (Mt. Zhewu) onwards.

A throwing dagger thin as paper. Requires great mastery to use properly. Yet, may prove useful when used with skill.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A mature plant nourished by red mercury, its crystallization beginning to take shape. Red mercury can be seen flowing within. Once it became known that red mercury had strengthening properties, many a recipe began to spread across the land. Yet, they all came with a side effect: the user would soon become irascible.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A plant nourished by red mercury now in the middle stages of crystallization, its branches whitened by the dense concentration of red mercury. Red mercury extracted from such crystallized forms is purer in color. Yet, few are those who can withstand the power contained within.

A fairly common item pickup from Chapter 2 (Cloudspire) onwards.

An eyeball infused with Avian power. This power enables one to channel all their red mercury into this eyeball upon death preserving it entirely during the journey through space and time.

A rare item pickup that can also be purchased using the Invoking system at any shrine.

A growing plant nourished by red mercury, its crystallization beginning to take shape. Red mercury can be seen flowing within. Once it became known that red mercury had strengthening properties, many a recipe began to spread across the land. Yet, they all came with a side effect: the user would soon become irascible.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game, particularly the early areas.

Half of a round crimson pill. Based on a forbidden Zhenwu Temple recipe, it contains high concentrations of red mercury. But it also contains sulfur and other substances Though it can enhance physical prowess, it ultimately harms the body.

Found at the end of Huang Jian’e’s quest line.

A pill made from herbs that quickly spread due to its healing properties and cheap ingredients. However, this medicine became increasingly rare following the Feathering outbreak.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A remnant from the War of the Ancients, representing a fearsome power. When combined with other Chisels, it forms a complete artifact. Huang Yan, the Madam of Snowfall Palace, sought to mold Fang Ling into the perfect bride. Unaware of the object’s dark origins, she was transformed into a monstrous being. Those who meddle with forces beyond their grasp inevitably pay a steep price.

A wine common among the populace due to its folktale origin. The tale tells of intelligent apes gathering fruits of all kinds and letting them ferment into a liquid delicacy.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game, and often gifted by NPCs.

A commonplace fruit. Small and round, this fruit looks like a lantern. Has a sweet and sour taste and quenches thirst. Those working the fields during summer can often be seen munching on one of these. Is known among the populace as Lantern Fruit due to how similar it looks to a lantern.

Frequently found as an item pickup throughout the game.

A sea lily branch nourished by red mercury. When catalyzed by Bo blood, a faint smoke begins rising from the tip, stirring one’s innermost desires and awakening the power of Madness. Madness stems from one’s deepest fears—those who confront it may shatter and be reborn, while those who succumb become mere puppets of power.

Refreshes every time you enter the dream at a shrine. The Rising Madness node in the Impetus Repository increases the number of charges you have per-rest.

A bottle filled with a dew-like liquid Wuchang obtained at the Mansion. Rumored to be formed from the essence of Avians, the liquid is delicate and must be stored with great care. Consume it in moments of desperation to ease your pain and restore your strength.

Refreshes every time you enter the dream at a shrine. The Manna Capacity nodes in the Impetus Repository increase the number of charges you have per rest.

The medicinal powder was ground by the daughter of a skilled apothecary. Fang Yao was taken from her father to be used as a sacrifice. Forced to live alone in the Shaft as a bride-to-be, she found hope for survival in Fang Ling’s care. Sharing the same surname, Fang Yao devoted her knowledge to healing the brides’ broken bodies.

Given by Fang Yao if you agree to help her at the Shaft.

Medicinal residue of a dark purple color, the effects of which are greatly diminished. While supposedly strengthening the body and prolonging life, everything comes at a cost. Yet, people often focus only on the present.

Occasionally found as an item pickup throughout the game.