Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous are various Items you can collect during your journey. They may be Valuables worth looting for sale to traders, or important items that may move the story forward, or have other uses.*
* There are thousands of distinct items in the game which can be picked up. Many of these are of little value, and have no practical use.
Valuables[edit | edit source]
Valuables are Miscellaneous Items, with a Weight to Gold ratio that makes them particularly appealing for looting. They can be used for bartering, or selling to Traders that can be found in various Locations throughout the world.
Currency[edit | edit source]
Gold coins are the main currency of the game. Despite the existence of a bartering system, coins are still valuable items due to being able to be used in dialogues and due to their extremely low weight (0,001kg/0,002lb per gold piece) which allows the player to carry around a lot of value at once without being overburdened with weight.
Ingots[edit | edit source]
Ingots are a type of Valuable that can be found in various locations in the game. Due to the lack of a crafting system in game, these items are only useful for bartering or selling to Traders.
Gemstones[edit | edit source]
Gemstones are a type of Valuable that can be found in various locations in the game. They have negligible weight while also being worth a lot of gold and thus are very useful for bartering or selling to Traders.
Paintings[edit | edit source]
Often quite Valuable, and relatively lightweight. They have an implied aesthetic function, and are of no practical use to the player. Unlike many other Valuable items, Paintings are usually quite rare and in some cases have only a single appearance in the game and are often references.
Valuable Clutter[edit | edit source]
Miscellaneous Valuables. They have an implied aesthetic function, and are of no practical use to the player. Their value, despite being more modest than other Valuables still makes them useful for bartering or selling to Traders.
Story Items[edit | edit source]
Miscellaneous Items which are Quest specific or further the plot of the story.
Crafting[edit | edit source]
Unlike Ingots, these do have a known use in crafting.
Miscellaneous Story Items[edit | edit source]
Keys[edit | edit source]
Any Items that allow the player to 'Unlock' objects. Some of these are essential for the completion of certain quests. Many share the same name.
Abattoir Key- Antique Key
- Bandit's Key
- Cabinet Key
- Cage Key
Charred Key- Dror Ragzlin's Key
- Engraved Key
Gold Key- Grubby Key
- Harper Key
- Heavy Key
- Intricate Key
- Iron Key
- Mechanical Key
- Old Key
- Ornate Key
- Pitted Key
- Priestess' Key
- Prison Key
- Rusted Key
- Selûnite Key
- Shiny Key
- Sword Coast Couriers Key
- Suite Key
- Tarnished Silver Key
- Teahouse Key
- Temple Trader's Key
- Toll Collector's Key
- Torturer's Key
- Tower-Shaped Key
- Zhentarim Key
Containers[edit | edit source]
Miscellaneous Items that can have other Items removed from, or placed, within them.
Bags and Pouches[edit | edit source]
Lightweight containers, suitable for use in a character's inventory.
Chests[edit | edit source]
Chests or chest analogues.
Cargo and Clutter[edit | edit source]
Barrels, crates, vases etc.
Other[edit | edit source]
Unusual or unique containers.
Adamantine Chest
Bucket of Fish
Curious Book- Chest of the Mundane
- Feast Supplies
Stuffed Bear (Container)
Story Containers[edit | edit source]
Containers of Story Item rarity. Many of these are default containers that a new character starts with, and may have special properties relating to looting and storage.
Other Miscellaneous[edit | edit source]
Miscellaneous Items that do not fit in any of the above categories.
Clutter[edit | edit source]
The following have no practical use or are of little to no value.
- Adamantine Slag
- Bedroll
Bone
Bottle- Bottled Blooms
- Bottled Eye
- Bottled Solvent
- Bottled Tentacles
- Bowl (Clutter)
- Broom
- Bucket
- Cauldron
Clamshell- Conch Shell
- Cooking Pot
- Crate
- Crystal Ball
- Cup
- Cutting Board
- Earthen Bottle
- Empty Bloodbank Jar
- Fishing Rod
- Fork
- Glass Chalice
- Glass Cup
- Goblet
Hammer- Horn Shell
- Hourglass
Incense Bowl- Ink Pot
- Ink Pot and Quill
- Intestines
- Iron Bowl
- Iron Pan
- Jug
- Knife
- Ladle
- Large Bottle
- Lid
- Makeshift Ladle
- Metal Fork
- Milk Can
- Mortar and Pestle
Mug- Plate (Clutter)
- Quill
- Rags
- Rope
- Rotting Basket
- Round Flask
- Scale
- Severed Arm
- Severed Foot
- Severed Hand
- Severed Head
- Severed Leg
- Severed Torso
Skull
Skull (No Jaw)- Spoon
- Stained Towels Pile
- Stuffed Bear
- Tin cup
- Tin Plate
- Toad Teapot
- Tongs
- Wooden Bowl
- Wooden Spoon
Consumables[edit | edit source]
Items that can be consumed, but are not considered Camp Supplies, and unlike conventional Consumables have no clearly beneficial use.
Cup of Oil
Juicy Apple- Poisoned Apple
Rotten Carrot
Rotten Chicken Eggs- Rotten Durinbold Cheese Wedge
- Rotten Fish
- Rotten Mushroom
Rotten Tomato- Rotten Waterdhavian Cheese Wedge
Suspicious Poison- Wine Goblet
Interactive[edit | edit source]
Items that are not story items, but have an external effect, such as altering the environment, or triggering dialogue choices.
Readable[edit | edit source]
See the Books page for a list of books and other readable lore Items.
Notable[edit | edit source]
Items of little monetary value, or practical use, that are still notable in some way.
