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[[Main Page]] > [[Equipment]]
'''Equipment''' are important items for the player’s adventure. They can be weapons that deal damage to enemies, or armour for protection from them. They can also give interesting bonuses to the player’s characters such as extra spells, special enchantments, and so on.
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'''Equipment''' are important items for the player’s adventure. They can be weapons that deal damage to enemies or armour for protection from them. They can also give interesting bonuses to the player’s characters such as extra spells, special enchantments, etc.


You can find detailed description for each type of equipment below.
You can find detailed description for each type of equipment below.


== Sets ==
<gallery heights="97px" mode="packed">
 
Greataxe_Unfaded.png|[[Weapon]]s|link=Weapon
* [[:Category:Adamantine_Equipment|Adamantine]]
Simple_Robe_Unfaded.png|[[Clothing]]|link=Clothing
Padded Armour Unfaded.png|[[Armour]]|link=Armour
Studded_Shield_Unfaded.png|[[Shields]]|link=Shields
Circlet of Mental Anguish Unfaded.png|[[Headwear]]|link=Headwear
Cloak Long Unfaded.png|[[Cloaks]]|link=Cloaks
Gloves Metal Unfaded.png|[[Handwear]]|link=Handwear
Boots Leather Unfaded.png|[[Footwear]]|link=Footwear
Keepsake_Locket_A_Unfaded.png|[[Amulets]]|link=Amulets
Crushers_Ring_Unfaded.png|[[Rings]]|link=Rings
</gallery>


== Weapons ==
== Weapons ==
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Weapons]]}}Weapons serve the purpose of dealing damage to various things, ranging from doors and crates to monsters and NPCs.  Your weapon of choice determines your base [[Damage Roll]] before bonuses.  For example, a dagger may do 1d4 damage (one four-sided dice), meaning 1 to 4 points of damage before bonuses are applied.  On the other hand, a two-handed greatsword may do 2d6 damage (two six-sided dice), for a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 12 before bonuses.


'''Weapons''' serve the purpose of dealing damage to various things, ranging from doors and crates to monsters and NPCs.
There are a number of ways to categorize weapons:


=== Martial Weapons ===
* Melee or Ranged
* Martial or Simple
* One-handed, Two-handed, or Versatile


[[Martial Weapons]] are weapons that require extensive training to effectively use in combat. Only martial classes such as [[Barbarian]], [[Fighter]], [[Paladin]], [[Ranger]], have proficiency with ''all'' martial weapons at level 1. You can obtain martial proficiency by taking the appropriate [[Character Abilities#Feats|feat]] at level 4.
Each weapon deals a specific type of physical damage.  The damage types are:


{| class="wikitable"
* Bludgeoning
|+ [[Martial_Weapons#List_Of_Martial_Weapons|List Of Martial Weapons]]
* Slashing
|-
* Piercing
! scope="col" | Melee Weapons
! scope="col" | Ranged Weapons
|-
|
* [[One-handed_Weapons#Martial_One-Handed_Weapons|One-handed]]
* [[Two-handed_Weapons#Martial_Two-Handed_Weapons|Two-handed]]
* [[Versatile_Weapons#Martial_Versatile_Weapons|Versatile]]
|
* [[One-handed_Weapons#Martial_One-Handed_Weapons|One-handed]]
* [[Two-handed_Weapons#Martial_Two-Handed_Weapons|Two-handed]]
|}


=== Simple Weapons ===
In addition, weapons can have various properties such as Heavy, Finesse, Light, and so on.  See the main Weapons page linked above for details.


[[Simple Weapons]] are easy to learn and use. Almost any commoner can wield simple weapons in combat. All classes except [[Druid]], [[Wizard]], and [[Sorcerer]] are proficient with ''all'' types of simple weapons at level 1. You can obtain simple weapon proficiency by taking the appropriate [[Character Abilities#Feats|feat]] at level 4.
== Clothing, Armour, and Shields ==


{| class="wikitable"
=== Clothing ===
|+ [[Simple_Weapons#List_Of_Simple_Weapons|List Of Simple Weapons]]
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Clothing]]}}Clothing normally provides no protection, though magical pieces of Clothing may provide many benefits.
|-
! scope="col" | Melee Weapons
! scope="col" | Ranged Weapons
|-
|
* [[One-handed_Weapons#Simple_One-Handed_Weapons|One-handed]]
* [[Two-handed_Weapons#Simple_Two-Handed_Weapons|Two-handed]]
* [[Versatile_Weapons#Simple_Versatile_Weapons|Versatile]]
|
* [[Two-handed_Weapons#Simple_Two-Handed_Weapons|Two-handed]]
|}


== Armors, Clothing and Shields ==
Classes without any [[Armour#Armour Proficiency|Armour Proficiency]] such as [[Sorcerer]] and [[Wizard]] wear Clothing instead of Armour, so they can cast [[Spells]] in and out of combat. Wearing Armour without the corresponding Proficiency also imposes a number of other penalties.


=== Armors ===
One can gain additional Armour Proficiency by taking appropriate Feats at Level 4, such as [[Lightly Armoured]], [[Moderately Armoured]] and [[Heavily Armoured]].  However, each level of heaviness has the previous level as a prerequisite.  For example, in order to be able to pick the Heavily Armoured Feat, your character must already have Medium Armour Proficiency from some source.


'''[[Armor]]''' provides bonuses to the characters' [[Armour Class]] and decrease chances of being hit by enemies. When wearing '''Armors''', your '''Armour Class''' becomes the armors' '''Armour Class'''.
=== Armour ===
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Armour]]}}Armour offers the character an improved base [[Armour Class]] to decrease the chance of being hit. When wearing Armour, your Armour Class becomes that of the piece of Armour you're wearing. In other words, it overrides your base Armour Class, before bonuses from Dexterity, Shields, spell effects, etc. are applied.


==== List of Armor ====
There are three types of worn armour: Light, Medium, and Heavy. Shields are also treated as armour, although they do not split into any subtypes. You need the corresponding [[Armour#Armour Proficiency|Armour Proficiency]] to be able to use a specific type of Armour without penalties.
There are three types of armors, such as:


* [[Armor#Light_Armor|Light Armors]]
=== Shields ===
* [[Armor#Medium_Armor|Medium Armors]]
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Shields]]}}Shields provide a bonus to [[Armour Class]] to decrease the chance of being hit by enemies.  Your character doesn't need to be actively holding the equipped shield to get the AC bonus; it's enough that the shield is equipped in its melee off-hand slot.  I.e., a character with a sword and shield in its melee weapon slots and a longbow in its ranged weapon slots will benefit from the shield's AC bonus even while using the bow.
* [[Armor#Heavy_Armor|Heavy Armors]]
 
=== Clothing ===
 
'''[[Clothing]]''' provides no additional protection against damage. Caster classes that have ''no'' [[Armor#Armor Proficiency|Armor Proficiency]] such as [[Sorcerer]] and [[Wizard]] will wear Clothings to be able of [[Spell|Spellcasting]]s (in and out of combat).  


You can obtain Light, Medium, or Heavy Armour Proficiency by taking the appropriate [[Character Abilities#Feats|feat]] at level 4.
Choosing the [[Feat]] “Moderately Armoured” grants Proficiency with Shields in addition to Medium Armour.  However, you must already have Light Armour Proficiency to be able to choose that Feat.


==== List of Clothing ====
== Other gear ==
* [[Clothing#List_Of_Clothing|All Clothing]]


=== Shields ===
=== Headwear ===
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Headwear]]}}
Headwear includes helmets, circlets, hoods, and other equipment worn on the head.  They can provide bonuses to [[Skill]]s or [[Ability Score]]s, protect against [[Critical Hit]]s, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.


'''[[Shield]]s''' provide bonuses to characters' [[Armour Class]] and decreases the chance of being hit by enemies.  
=== Cloaks ===
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Cloaks]]}}Cloaks are equipment worn on the back.  They can provide bonuses to [[Skill]]s or [[Saving Throw]]s, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.


Taking the “Moderately Armoured” [[Character Abilities#Feats|Feats]] can grant you Proficiency with [[Armor#Medium Armor|Medium Armors]] and Shields
=== Handwear ===
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Handwear]]}}Handwear includes gloves, gauntlets, bracers, and other equipment worn on the hands.  They can provide bonuses to [[Skill]]s or [[Saving Throw]]s, trigger beneficial effects in specific scenarios, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.


==== List of Shields ====
=== Footwear ===
* [[Shield#List_Of_Shields|All Shields]]
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Footwear]]}}Footwear includes boots of various types.  They can provide bonuses to [[Saving Throw]]s, trigger movement-related benefits in specific scenarios, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.


== Accessories ==
=== Camp Clothing ===
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Camp Clothing]]}}Camp Clothing are special type of Equipment each character wears while at the [[Campsite]].


'''Accessories''' offer various enchantments that benefit the player’s gameplay.
== Jewelry ==


=== Amulets ===
=== Amulets ===
'''[[Amulets]]''' are type of accessories that provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain [[Spell|Spells]].
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Amulets]]}}'''Amulets''' are a type of accessory that may provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain [[Spells]]. Many amulets are merely non-magical jewelry whose sole purpose is to be sold for gold.
 
==== List Of Amulets ====
 
* [[Amulets|All Amulets]]


=== Rings ===
=== Rings ===
'''[[Rings]]''' are type of accessories that provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain [[Spell|Spells]].
{{hatnote|Main article: [[Rings]]}}'''Rings''' are a type of accessory that may provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain [[Spells]]. Many rings are merely non-magical jewelry whose sole purpose is to be sold for gold.  A character can have two different rings equipped at once.
 
==== List Of Rings ====
 
* [[Rings|All Rings]]
 
=== Helmets ===
'''[[Helmets]]''' are type of accessories that provide beneficial passives, allow characters to cast certain [[Spell|Spells]] or offer bonuses to [[Saving Throws]].
 
==== List Of Helmets ====
* [[Helmets|All Helmets]]
 
=== Gloves ===
'''[[Gloves]]''' are type of accessories that provide beneficial passives or offer bonuses to [[Saving Throws]].
 
==== List Of GLoves ====
* [[Gloves|All Gloves]]


=== Boots ===
== See Also ==
'''[[Boots]]''' are type of accessories that provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain [[Spell|Spells]] or offer bonuses to [[Saving Throws]].
* [[List of equipment sets]]
* [[List of equipment that affect Spell Save DC]]


==== List Of Boots ====
{{NavGameplay}}
* [[Boots|All Boots]]
[[Category:Equipment]]
[[Category:Gameplay mechanics]]

Latest revision as of 09:25, 8 November 2024

Equipment are important items for the player’s adventure. They can be weapons that deal damage to enemies, or armour for protection from them. They can also give interesting bonuses to the player’s characters such as extra spells, special enchantments, and so on.

You can find detailed description for each type of equipment below.

Weapons[edit | edit source]

Main article: Weapons
Weapons serve the purpose of dealing damage to various things, ranging from doors and crates to monsters and NPCs. Your weapon of choice determines your base Damage Roll before bonuses. For example, a dagger may do 1d4 damage (one four-sided dice), meaning 1 to 4 points of damage before bonuses are applied. On the other hand, a two-handed greatsword may do 2d6 damage (two six-sided dice), for a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 12 before bonuses.

There are a number of ways to categorize weapons:

  • Melee or Ranged
  • Martial or Simple
  • One-handed, Two-handed, or Versatile

Each weapon deals a specific type of physical damage. The damage types are:

  • Bludgeoning
  • Slashing
  • Piercing

In addition, weapons can have various properties such as Heavy, Finesse, Light, and so on. See the main Weapons page linked above for details.

Clothing, Armour, and Shields[edit | edit source]

Clothing[edit | edit source]

Main article: Clothing
Clothing normally provides no protection, though magical pieces of Clothing may provide many benefits.

Classes without any Armour Proficiency such as Sorcerer and Wizard wear Clothing instead of Armour, so they can cast Spells in and out of combat. Wearing Armour without the corresponding Proficiency also imposes a number of other penalties.

One can gain additional Armour Proficiency by taking appropriate Feats at Level 4, such as Lightly Armoured, Moderately Armoured and Heavily Armoured. However, each level of heaviness has the previous level as a prerequisite. For example, in order to be able to pick the Heavily Armoured Feat, your character must already have Medium Armour Proficiency from some source.

Armour[edit | edit source]

Main article: Armour
Armour offers the character an improved base Armour Class to decrease the chance of being hit. When wearing Armour, your Armour Class becomes that of the piece of Armour you're wearing. In other words, it overrides your base Armour Class, before bonuses from Dexterity, Shields, spell effects, etc. are applied.

There are three types of worn armour: Light, Medium, and Heavy. Shields are also treated as armour, although they do not split into any subtypes. You need the corresponding Armour Proficiency to be able to use a specific type of Armour without penalties.

Shields[edit | edit source]

Main article: Shields
Shields provide a bonus to Armour Class to decrease the chance of being hit by enemies. Your character doesn't need to be actively holding the equipped shield to get the AC bonus; it's enough that the shield is equipped in its melee off-hand slot. I.e., a character with a sword and shield in its melee weapon slots and a longbow in its ranged weapon slots will benefit from the shield's AC bonus even while using the bow.

Choosing the Feat “Moderately Armoured” grants Proficiency with Shields in addition to Medium Armour. However, you must already have Light Armour Proficiency to be able to choose that Feat.

Other gear[edit | edit source]

Headwear[edit | edit source]

Main article: Headwear

Headwear includes helmets, circlets, hoods, and other equipment worn on the head. They can provide bonuses to Skills or Ability Scores, protect against Critical Hits, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.

Cloaks[edit | edit source]

Main article: Cloaks
Cloaks are equipment worn on the back. They can provide bonuses to Skills or Saving Throws, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.

Handwear[edit | edit source]

Main article: Handwear
Handwear includes gloves, gauntlets, bracers, and other equipment worn on the hands. They can provide bonuses to Skills or Saving Throws, trigger beneficial effects in specific scenarios, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.

Footwear[edit | edit source]

Main article: Footwear
Footwear includes boots of various types. They can provide bonuses to Saving Throws, trigger movement-related benefits in specific scenarios, or grant item-specific actions such as the ability to cast a certain spell.

Camp Clothing[edit | edit source]

Main article: Camp Clothing
Camp Clothing are special type of Equipment each character wears while at the Campsite.

Jewelry[edit | edit source]

Amulets[edit | edit source]

Main article: Amulets
Amulets are a type of accessory that may provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain Spells. Many amulets are merely non-magical jewelry whose sole purpose is to be sold for gold.

Rings[edit | edit source]

Main article: Rings
Rings are a type of accessory that may provide beneficial passives or allow characters to cast certain Spells. Many rings are merely non-magical jewelry whose sole purpose is to be sold for gold. A character can have two different rings equipped at once.

See Also[edit | edit source]

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