Forest Regalia

Weapon Ascension Material. Under the instructions of the First Sage, the ancestors of the forest people made these talismans using withered trees to commemorate the Lord of Verdure. The talisman's shape was inspired by the forest dew. It symbolizes the permeation of wisdom into mortal minds.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin Drake. Ruin Drakes can absorb Elemental Energy from the outside and store it in this component inside their "neck."

Dropped by

Ruin Drake: Earthguard

Ruin Drake: Skywatch

A piece of red satin used to cover the eyes. The fabric is slightly torn. Many Eremites tend to cover their eyes with textiles, but the original intention of this practice has long been lost to the sands of time.

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Eremite Axe Vanguard

Eremite Crossbow

Eremite Daythunder

Eremite Desert Clearwater

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Weapon Ascension Material. Later, the Lord of Verdure taught people the mystery of the forging of black iron. The innocent mortals thus grasped the knowledge of using fire to forge blades. The Lord of Verdure took pleasure in their knowledge — Lethal as fire and blades were to her, they made ordinary people powerful.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin Drake. Ruin Drakes can absorb Elemental Energy from the outside and store it in this component inside their "neck."

Dropped by

Ruin Drake: Earthguard

Ruin Drake: Skywatch

A piece of red satin used to cover the eyes. The fabric is slightly torn. Many Eremites tend to cover their eyes with textiles, but the original intention of this practice has long been lost to the sands of time.

Dropped by

Eremite Axe Vanguard

Eremite Crossbow

Eremite Daythunder

Eremite Desert Clearwater

+8 more

Weapon Ascension Material. Later, the Lord of Verdure taught people the mystery of the forging of black iron. The innocent mortals thus grasped the knowledge of using fire to forge blades. The Lord of Verdure took pleasure in their knowledge — Lethal as fire and blades were to her, they made ordinary people powerful.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin Drake. The dragons were once the most primitive and ancient bodily form of the supreme elements until they were defeated, conquered, or assimilated.

Dropped by

Ruin Drake: Earthguard

Ruin Drake: Skywatch

A piece of red silk trimmed with simple decorations. A seasoned warrior can detect weaknesses from their foe's eyes and thus take advantage. The Eremites have long since lost a master to serve, and now they have no one to trust but themselves. Word has it that they are more than convinced that all things betray, even their own eyes.

Dropped by

Eremite Axe Vanguard

Eremite Crossbow

Eremite Daythunder

Eremite Desert Clearwater

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Weapon Ascension Material. In the myriad lore of the forest, the one in the striped cape that resembled blazing flames was the Greater Lord of the Labyrinths and the Owner of the Moon-Mirrored Spring. When he bowed his head and struck up a friendship with the Lord of Verdure, the tokens of their friendship were the gems that glimmered like water and silver that gleamed like the moonlight. To repay such a gesture, the Lord of Verdure promised to keep secrets for the Greater Lord of the Labyrinths and safeguard the intricate and beautiful dreams of the rainforest. No one could have foretold that the magnificent mansion of secrets and dreams would later fade away amidst the shroud of the dark flame of oblivion, after which its ash returned to the soil and became nutrients for the virgin rainforests.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin Drake. The dragons were once the most primitive and ancient bodily form of the supreme elements until they were defeated, conquered, or assimilated.

Dropped by

Ruin Drake: Earthguard

Ruin Drake: Skywatch

A piece of red silk trimmed with simple decorations. A seasoned warrior can detect weaknesses from their foe's eyes and thus take advantage. The Eremites have long since lost a master to serve, and now they have no one to trust but themselves. Word has it that they are more than convinced that all things betray, even their own eyes.

Dropped by

Eremite Axe Vanguard

Eremite Crossbow

Eremite Daythunder

Eremite Desert Clearwater

+8 more

Weapon Ascension Material. In the myriad lore of the forest, the one in the striped cape that resembled blazing flames was the Greater Lord of the Labyrinths and the Owner of the Moon-Mirrored Spring. When he bowed his head and struck up a friendship with the Lord of Verdure, the tokens of their friendship were the gems that glimmered like water and silver that gleamed like the moonlight. To repay such a gesture, the Lord of Verdure promised to keep secrets for the Greater Lord of the Labyrinths and safeguard the intricate and beautiful dreams of the rainforest. No one could have foretold that the magnificent mansion of secrets and dreams would later fade away amidst the shroud of the dark flame of oblivion, after which its ash returned to the soil and became nutrients for the virgin rainforests.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin Drake. Among the lost ancient kingdoms, there was a group of people who were obsessed with the idea of mimesis. Be it the Hypostases' pure ordered elements or the ancient primitive power of the dragons, these people believed that they might all be replicated and modified to the point where they had surpassed their natural counterparts. By this means, a superior and unsullied bodily form could replace the continuously decaying and shattering order.

Dropped by

Ruin Drake: Earthguard

Ruin Drake: Skywatch

A piece of red brocade woven with golden thread. Those born in the gilded desert under the sun occasionally sing a song, of which the meaning has been forgotten. They would praise the scorching sun that illuminates the earth as equally as ever and bewail the afterglow at the end of the dusk. Some unfamiliar words recur at the end of the song, which are said to be the names of ancient gods. Legend has it that when the King of the Desert was still alive, his people chose to cover their eyes as they dared not look upon him, whose brilliance was beyond that of the sun.

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Eremite Axe Vanguard

Eremite Crossbow

Eremite Daythunder

Eremite Desert Clearwater

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Weapon Ascension Material. "Mortals hold dear three things only: the spring water that embraces the moonlight, verdant life, and ageless youth..." The nature of "wisdom" is not domination over all minds or scheming to gain all the benefit. Instead, it is about empowering even ordinary beings to one day overcome their imposed constraints. Though the roar of the tiger is no longer heard in the forest and the resilient guardians would seclude themselves within the dreams of children... On the night when every secret golden seal is lifted and all dreams glow like amber in the moonlight, perhaps she and her beloved people will eventually win genuine freedom.

Comes from a now-inactive ancient Ruin Drake. Among the lost ancient kingdoms, there was a group of people who were obsessed with the idea of mimesis. Be it the Hypostases' pure ordered elements or the ancient primitive power of the dragons, these people believed that they might all be replicated and modified to the point where they had surpassed their natural counterparts. By this means, a superior and unsullied bodily form could replace the continuously decaying and shattering order.

Dropped by

Ruin Drake: Earthguard

Ruin Drake: Skywatch

A piece of red brocade woven with golden thread. Those born in the gilded desert under the sun occasionally sing a song, of which the meaning has been forgotten. They would praise the scorching sun that illuminates the earth as equally as ever and bewail the afterglow at the end of the dusk. Some unfamiliar words recur at the end of the song, which are said to be the names of ancient gods. Legend has it that when the King of the Desert was still alive, his people chose to cover their eyes as they dared not look upon him, whose brilliance was beyond that of the sun.

Dropped by

Eremite Axe Vanguard

Eremite Crossbow

Eremite Daythunder

Eremite Desert Clearwater

+8 more