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Items covers the non-equipment objects stored in the current game database: medicine, combat tools, key items, crafting materials, currencies, fishing catches, trade goods and event-managed objects. For weapons, armor, accessories and other wearable objects, see Equipment. Piercings have their own Piercings page. Spell and ability records are not items on this page.

The catalog is generated from the current game database and event commands. It contains 346 named player-facing records. Acquisition notes follow fixed shops, direct item grants, variable-driven chest pools and the shared generic loot table. A missing source does not prove that an item is unused: enemy drops, crafting, exchanges and state-dependent event branches can require live values which a static audit cannot safely resolve.

Using items

Open the Normal Menu and choose Item to use a normal medicine or tool. Some objects work only on a map, only during combat or only while a related event is active. Key items, crafting materials and currencies usually do nothing when selected directly. Their event consumes or checks them when needed.

The Use column describes how the database and item event treat the object:

• Consumed removes one use or one copy.
• Reusable has no standard use limit, although its event can still impose a cooldown or location restriction.
• Automatic activates through a common event rather than direct selection.
• Event-managed is checked, changed or consumed by a quest, shop, workshop or map event.
• Material, Trade or event and Resource or container describe objects that feed another system rather than producing a normal item-menu effect.

The database Value is a reference number, not a promise that a shop buys or sells the object for that amount. Individual shops and event exchanges can use different prices.

Useful items at a glance

Recovery, status treatment and body changes

Potion and Ether strength comes from the current database, not the older figures found in some guides. A Hi-Potion restores 300 HP in the current game. An Elixir restores all HP and MP and clears its listed status set. Check the catalog for the exact current values.

Several remedies call custom events instead of the standard RPG Maker medicine routine. Dewormer removes supported parasites. Maiden's Kiss reverses the Frog transformation. Body Checker reports character measurements, while Buxomize Pill and Geridelbar Fruit change supported body values. These effects can depend on the character and current transformation.

Auto-Healer watches for its own trigger conditions and consumes supported recovery medicine automatically. It does not make every medicine infinite, and normal carrying limits still apply.

Mystery elixirs

Bone, Blood, Moon, Insect, Cat, Shadow, Night and Ash Elixirs do not have fixed effects tied to their names. When their table is initialized, the game assigns the eight names one-to-one to eight hidden effect slots. The same name can therefore behave differently in another playthrough. The possible branches include major HP or MP changes, equipment changes, status or body effects, and a dangerous near-death branch. Save before testing an unidentified elixir and record the result for that save.

Permanent stat changes

The following consumables change the chosen character permanently. Save before using one if you are unsure which character should receive it.

Combat and field tools

Combat tools cover temporary buffs, screen-wide attacks, elemental weapon coatings and escape effects. Their duration is real time or event time as stated in the catalog. Bosses commonly resist instant-kill tools. Holy Symbol and Pest-Control Wand deal heavy damage to supported bosses instead of deleting them.

Field tools include saving, warping, darkness control and portable services. Maps can block Exit, emergency escape, coordinate warps or the portable inn when their event flow requires it. Whisperweed opens saving where supported, but the item is consumed.

Keys and quest items

Key objects are normally checked by map events. Keep them until the related event removes them. A key's database value does not make it ordinary shop stock. Some records represent progress counters or a visible copy of state that the game also stores in switches and variables.

The acquisition column distinguishes fixed sources from possible random-loot membership. If an event's live state cannot be resolved safely, the catalog leaves that route unclaimed instead of presenting a guess as fact.

Materials, smithing and trade goods

Crafting materials feed workshops, medicine creation and other event recipes. Smithing materials modify equipment through the blacksmith system. Fishing catches and valuables may be sold, exchanged or checked by a quest. The item description and the receiving event decide which use applies.

Do not treat every object with a nonzero value as safe to sell. Quest and event items can share the same database fields as ordinary trade goods.

Curse-related tools

Items do not carry an ordinary Curse Level because they are not equipped. A few tools remove or alter persistent equipment states:

Complete item catalog

The tables exclude all ordinary equipment, piercings, Magic, Enchantment, Reactive Magic, Support Magic and Ability records. Internal separator rows and price-test dummies are also omitted. Debug tools appear in their own collapsed section so that normal players do not mistake them for ordinary rewards.

Acquisition notes: Shop is a fixed shop list. Fixed chest or pickup uses the shared chest routine with one proven item ID. Random dungeon chest means that the item is a possible member of that location's event table; level gates and weighted rerolls may still apply. Scripted event or item transfer may be a reward, return of stored property or another scripted transfer. No verified acquisition source found means that the audit could not prove a source, not that the record is unobtainable.

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