Images

Items and Use

• All members are encouraged to give items over to Salsola as a whole. Contributing communal-use items is seen as a gain for Salsola, and can result in positive opportunities for your character.
• Salsola adheres to the Tagging System -- pay attention to the tags, as they designate what an item can be used for.
• Please update the item quantity if you contribute to it. Alternatively, add a new entry if what you’re donating is not already listed! If you do not want to update the Wiki or cannot, please let us know to update it.

1.1  Trophies & Marks

Trophies

• A wolf skull that is in relatively good condition and is painted.
• Significance:
  • The skull was once one of the many that marked Inferni's borders. It was stolen by Bambino Kamari Kaiser during the Inferni-Salsola War in October 2017.

Marks

• Description
• Significance:
  • ---

1.2  Weaponry

Armor

• Bracers, made from leather with cord ties or simple buckle fastens; meant to protect one’s forearm

• Collars, thick in width, made from leather with cord ties or simple buckle fastens; meant to protect one’s neck.

• Gauntlets, made from leather with simple buckle fastens; meant to protect one’s knuckles, hand, wrist, and lower forearm

• Pauldrons, made from leather with simple buckle fastens; meant to protect one’s arm pit, shoulder, and shoulder joint. Some may also cover portions of the back or chest.

• Tassets, made from sections of hide, leather, or metal, secured to one’s waist via a belt; meant to protect one’s hips and groin

Bladed Weapons

• Traditional axes, made with a metal head and wooden handle; best wielded with two hands to maximize striking power, however, can also be done with one

• Long-handled axes, made with a metal head and wooden handle; larger handle and requires two hands to properly wield

• Paired axes, made with a metal head and wooden handle; smaller and shorter handle, lighter in weight, and balanced for throwing purposes

• Daggers, made from antler, bone, or metal.
• Additional notes:
  • Similar to a knife, however, the tip of a dagger ends in a point, and is best used as a stabbing weapon

• Knives, made from antler, bone, or metal.
• Additional notes:
  • Similar to a dagger, however, knives typically have one cutting edge, have a rounded edge that comes to a point, and is primarily used for cutting and slicing, though, can be used for stabbing

• Swords, made of metal.

Blunt (melee) Weapons

• Clubs, generally made of thick, strong wood with the striking end being larger than the handle end. Some may have additional add-ons, such as stones or spikes.

Polearms & Staffs

• Spears, made with an antler, bone, metal, or stone spearhead and wooden shaft

• Staffs, made of thick hardwood (ex. oak, maple, ash, pine) of varying lengths

Ranged Weapons

• Arrows, wood shaft with arrowheads made from antler, bone, stone, or, more rarely, metal

• Hunting bows, made from ash, hickory, or birch wood
• Additional notes:
  • Hunting bows allow for a quicker draw, easier storage, and more versatile usage in tight quarters. They can be easily used from horseback with the proper training. They are not as powerful as longbows, and do not shoot as far.

• Longbows, made from oak, hickory, maple, or elm wood
• Additional notes:
  • Longbows require more strength to draw, and are slower than a hunting bow. What they lack in speed and versatility, however, they make up for in power and distance.

• Slings, made with a small cradle/pouch in the middle of two lengths of cord
• Additional notes:
  • Capable of multiple different projectiles, though, stones are often best suited and more readily available

Other

• Shields, made of thick wood, wood with metal finishes, or metal

1.3  Supplies

Tools

• Used for starting fires

• Used for maintenance on wood weaponry (significantly, bows)

• Constructed of a thick stick with one end wrapped with a pitch-soaked rag

• Used for sharpening blades
• Lubricate with water before beginning sharpening process

Miscellaneous

• Various blankets made of sheep wool, goat cashmere wool, or animal pelts; used for warmth and comfort for those staying in the barracks

• Wooden bowls used for meals for those staying in the barracks

• Used as quick and easy-access food in absence of raw or cooked meat or food being immediately available

• Used for notes or messages

• Metal pots used for cooking for those staying in the barracks

• Generic, blank stamp made from metal
• Used for sealing messages

• Used for sealing messages
• Heat over flame, apply stamp (generic or personal) to hot wax, and allow to dry to seal