Nox/Equipment

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Undergarments

Shirts

T-shirt

This is the shirt you have on when the game begins. It's the only one of it's kind, since you travelled into another dimension. It provides less armor and weighs less than the common Medieval Shirts encountered in the game. The refund when sold is higher though. The T-shirt is indestructible.

Medieval Shirt

Common to the game is the Medieval Shirt, providing relatively good armor for it's weight. The Medieval shirt comes in a variety of colours and two different quality's: Normal (no prefix) and Sturdy. The sturdy ones are hidden though. Medieval Shirts are indestructible.

Pants

Medieval Pants

These pants are normal to the game, providing relatively good armor fot it's weight (just like the shirts, yes...) also coming in a lot of different colours and the same two quality's. Medieval Pants are indestructible.

Armor

Chest Armor

Wizard Robe

The only armor one of the wizard class can wear. It provides very good armor and has a medium durability. They come in a variety of colours and quality's. Some are enchanted, colouring with the effect.

Breast Plate

The best protection for one of the warrior class. It provides excellent armor and has a very high durability. Some are enchanted, colouring with the effect.

Cloaks

Cloaks are common overall garment wich provide a little extra armor. They have a medium durability but they take less damage. Cloaks come in a variety of colours and quality's. Some are enchanted, colouring with the effect.

Weapons

Quivers

Quivers are ammo for bows (technically they hold the ammo, but arrows are not an item within the game) and thus they are, of course, required if one wishes to shoot an arrow.

Poison

Not very useful, since you'll want your target to die quickly, but if you don't want to waste mana on casting poison, equip these and fire off a clean shot before running away; or just use them to take down an enemy via impact damage. If you find the poison buff useful, then of course use them sparingly.

Fire

Fire quivers become frequent pick-ups after about Chapter 6. Each shot will explode on impact, dealing fire damage in a small area of effect. Thus, they are perfect for Zombies.

Numbing/Stun

Rare quivers, you'll want to only use these in difficult situations versus single, powerful monsters such as bosses.