Knight Fight - Equipment

Equipment falls into seven classes and 798 recorded items, and none of it is bought on money alone. What a knight may carry is settled by progression before the purse is ever opened: weapons, shields and body armour are released by skill points spent on weapon skill or armour skill, while amulets, rings and soul stones ask for character level and nothing else. The price, and on some items a standing on alignment, are checked after that.

Read the requirement column below as two scales rather than one. Every row in the item tables fills in exactly one of them, so a weapon prints a skill figure and a ring prints a level, and setting the two numbers side by side means nothing. Both scales begin near the floor: the cheapest body armour and the lightest two-handed weapon ask for a requirement of 0, so a new knight is never left empty-handed.

Almost all of it is stocked by the merchant. A run of weapons in both hands and every lightning soul stone turn up only at the bazaar. Soul stones are also the one class that is never worn: they are set into a weapon at the blacksmith instead.

One warning about the source. 255 of the 319 weapon rows are printed there in one of six colours, grey, green, blue, purple, orange and red, and it is tempting to read them as rarity tiers. They are not reproduced that way here. They line up with neither price nor currency nor availability nor the skill requirement, whose ranges overlap heavily between one colour and the next.

The tables carry the source's own gaps as well. Two one-handed weapons are listed with their stats intact and no name at all, and the opening rows of the armour table have their names and images crossed over in the original. Both are reproduced as found rather than guessed at.

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