Items and crafting guide
How to find items, recipes, sources, and uses
Use the item catalog to trace equipment and other resources from category and quality to acquisition source, recipe input, crafting output, and upgrade requirement.
Filter by the kind of resource you need
The item catalog contains all 1,174 current item records, including 240 wearable equipment records alongside dishes, titles, general resources, Karma-related records, cooking ingredients, quest items, hero souls, mounts, treasure maps, and Runes. Equipment appears here because its item record answers different questions about identity, category, quality, sources, and crafting; the equipment database remains the place for option pools, sets, and enhancement. Start with Type, then apply Category and Quality only when those fields matter. Search by localized name when you know the target, and clear the lowest-priority condition before assuming a missing result is unavailable.
Follow a source without inventing a drop rate
An item detail page lists the acquisition labels supported by the current data, such as a monster, activity, shop, quest, map action, or crafting route. A source name proves a relationship; it does not automatically reveal chance, daily limit, current event availability, travel time, or the amount awarded. Open the map when a supported location can be resolved, and use the exact item name rather than a broad source category when several records share a route. If the source is intentionally broad, keep it broad instead of turning it into a precise farming claim. Confirm live schedules and account-specific access in game before budgeting stamina, currency, or a limited attempt around the label.
Read recipes in both directions
For crafting questions, ask two separate things: what is required to make this output, and which recipes consume this ingredient? Product recipes show the published ingredient quantities and Gold or process requirements. Ingredient relationships show every known output that uses the current record. Do not merge the quantity for one craft with the amount needed for a larger plan; multiply only after deciding how many outputs are required. Cooking and general crafting are also different systems even when they use a similarly named resource. Following both directions prevents a valuable ingredient from being spent before checking a later recipe, and it makes duplicated names or quality variants easier to distinguish by their actual use.
Turn item rows into an upgrade checklist
When an item is connected to hero Awaken or Karma progression, open the relevant planner instead of copying quantities from several detail pages. Add every target, select the desired step, and let identical materials merge into one row. Required, owned, and remaining amounts stay separate, and the owned values are stored only in the current browser. The final list can be copied as tab-separated rows for a spreadsheet or personal checklist. Return links preserve the item catalog’s filters, so you can inspect a material and go back to the same shortlist without rebuilding the search. This workflow is more reliable than adding visible values mentally across heroes, Karma, recipes, and qualities.
Keep identity, quality, and availability distinct
Similar names can belong to different qualities, categories, or systems. Use the detail page’s identity, image, type, category, quality, source, and recipe relationships together before deciding that two records are equivalent. The catalog keeps exact duplicate records crawlable when a direct link is needed, while redundant copies are excluded from search indexing to avoid misleading discovery. The database can confirm published quantities and relationships, but it cannot know your inventory unless you provide it locally, predict a random reward, or guarantee that an event and shop remain open. Treat a missing source as unverified, not impossible, and revisit the record after a data update before committing limited resources.