Comfort & Instruments

This especially tough wood could cause much damage if it hits your head while you fell trees.

A twig, as insignificant as it might seem, has a lot of potential. Everything starts somewhere...

The byproducts of felling a tree. Just be careful that it doesn't fall on your head!

A delicate flute, decorated with swift aquamarine brushstrokes that carry the tones forth like silvery winds.

An epic drum with finely painted blue lines on it. The pattern on top resembles a symmetrical star.

This golden handpan was used by the Drak. Did they play it during ceremonies, sacrifices, or duels? You can't say for sure, but you do know that its sound is magical and enticing.

An outstanding harp with fine, silvery strings. The shape of the body and lightweight wood make this instrument perfect for learning to play the strings. Holding it makes you feel a bit melancholic.

A wonderful lute with carefully placed, playful decorative lines. They spring forth like joyful melodies on a sunny midyear day.

A flute carved from bone. You can use it to make music.

A simple percussion instrument used to play music. The little chimes add a nice flair to any song.

A hang drum is a hand-played steel instrument whose gentle tones spread like ripples across still water.

A heavenly harp with silver strings, beloved by common folk and kings alike.

Lutes are a classic instrument of choice for bards. They can be used to play beautiful melodies with friends or alone.

Miles Rapore's old flute, used to decorate the soundscapes of The Honeydews' many musical performances. He's often credited with keeping the band together, but his reclusive attitude towards crowds and stringent focus on marketability earned him a bad reputation.

A fine drum with a patterned leather cover, famously owned by Daniel the Damned, a former member of the Honeydews. Fans speculated that the back of the drum was inscribed with runes that would make Daniel play faster, like a possessed man. Now that you're holding it, those rumors prove to be false — but his damnation was very real, at least!

This handpan is a true rarity, ornamented with striking red tones.

A heavenly instrument, previously owned by Harper Langley of The Honeydews. Its body has a beautiful carved pattern reminiscent of a mermaid's fishtail, befitting Harper's image as a siren.

An expertly crafted lute, originally owned by Chester Loft of The Honeydews — the most daring and lucky of the members. Fans also dubbed him "The Lucky Lute". Despite his adventurous tastes, his good fortune always kept him and his lute out of trouble, so the quality and craftsmanship of the instrument are well preserved.

The Crimsonback, once a common Silverback that survived countless migrations, has scales that burn with a deep red hue. It is said to embody strength and endurance, and it is prized by seasoned anglers for its power and beauty. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

This striking red fish is marked with black stripes. Its shimmering scales resemble cooling embers, earning it the name "Emberfin". This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

The Filet from an epic fish, don't worry about any fish bones, they have been thoroughly removed.

The Lakehopper is an agile fish that you might see "hopping" across the surface of a shallow lake — if you're lucky. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

This is a rare, midnight-black variant of the Stripetail. Its dark scales absorb light, making it nearly invisible underwater. This patient predator strikes from the depths when you least expect it. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

Despite wearing black bands over their eyes like bandits, they are relatively easy to catch. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

Said to be born from lightning striking open water, the Shockfin is charged with electric energy. Be careful when trying to pull it out of the water. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

This sleek, silver-scaled fish is known for the distinctive metallic sheen along its back, which gives it its name. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

A slender fish, recognizable by its distinctive black stripes running along its body. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

The Sunscale's name is derived from the distinctive shimmer of its scales, which catch the sunlight. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

As its distinctive appearance suggests, the Thornridge is an epic fish that only a very skilled fisher can catch. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

The Waveleaper dances atop the waves with unmatched agility, a living embodiment of the waters untamed spirit. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

A soaked boot, damaged through years of water exposure. Perhaps the fur on it could be useful.

This bottom-dwelling fish is known for its long whiskers, which it uses to sense movement and food in the water. Apparently, it sensed your bait, too. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

A sleek fish with a vivid yellow fin, also known for its quick bursts of speed. This fish can be grilled or used in a recipe. It can also be released back into the water and kept in a pond.

Bait that increases the chance of catching common fish.

Bait that increases the chance of catching epic fish.

An animal, also blessed by the Flame, that spreads light in the dark. Found at night in the Springlands. Can be used as fishing bait, especially liked by common fish.

A tiny frog. He could be your best friend if you didn't need to use him as fishbait. Found in the Veilwater Basin and especially helpful to catch epic fish.

A resilient grasshopper that's adapted to the warm colors of the Nomad Highlands. It can be used as fishing bait, most likely to catch uncommon fish.

An inconspicuous moth ripped from its natural ecosystem to be used as an alchemic ingredient. Can only be found at night in the fields of the Revelwood. Can be used as fishing bait, most likely to catch uncommon fish.

Bait that increases the chance of catching rare fish.

A golden jewel scarab beetle. It can be found in the Kindlewastes, and is used as fishing bait, especially useful to catch rare fish.

Very simple fishing bait made out of Critter Parts. Can be used to catch common fish, but not many will like the taste of that one.

Bait that increases the chance of catching uncommon fish.