Can be consumed to heal 75 health, replacing temporary health. Clears all Wounds.

Can be consumed to heal 80% of a player's missing health, replacing temporary health. Clears all Wounds. Can be used on allies. The player who heals an ally will also have their Wounds cleared.

Boosts Career Ability recharge rate for 10 seconds.

Boosts movement speed and attack speed for 10 seconds.

Boosts Power for 10 seconds.

Deals stagger and armor-piercing damage to all enemies in an area where it lands. Enemies can block the explosion with shields.

Explosion deals friendly fire at applicable Difficulties.

Deals stagger and minor damage to all enemies in an area where it lands. Creates a large area of fire that deals damage over time. Enemies can block the explosion with shields, but cannot block the fire damage. Enemies will attempt to path around the fire.

Explosion deals friendly fire at applicable Difficulties. The fire does not deal friendly fire damage.

Grants 50% of the Loot Bar and additional XP to all players when the party reaches the end of the mission with it. Occupies the healing slot. Can be freely swapped with a healing item. Each Adventure Mission contains 3 Tomes.

Grants 75% of the Loot Bar and additional XP to all players when the party reaches the end of the mission with it. Applies Grimoire Curse to all members of the party. Occupies the potion slot. Cannot be swapped with a potion once it has been picked up. Each adventure mission contains 2 Grimoires.

Can be destroyed by selecting the Grimoire and holding Block and the Left Mouse Button. Destroyed if the player carrying it dies. Cannot be recovered.

Destroying the Grimoire also removes the curse from the party.

Grants 25% of a Loot Bar and additional XP to all players when the party reaches the end of the mission. Monsters and Lords are guaranteed to drop Loot Dice. Can also be dropped by Sack Rats or randomly found in containers.

There are three Ravaged Art on each Adventure Mission, each spawning in one of several possible locations. Collecting Ravaged Art completes challenges that reward Paintings that the player can hang in their Keep.

Unlike other bonus items, Ravaged Art must be picked up by each player for the player to gain rewards.

Collectible required for completing Okri's Challenge, (Un)holy Grails

Collectible required for completing Okri's Challenge, One More for the Road?

Collectible required for completing Okri's Challenge, The (Not So) Great Escape.

Collectible required for completing Okri's Challenge, A Fine Vintage.

Restores ammunition to full.

Restores ammunition to full. Consumed upon pickup.

Drop from Specials on death when Bardin is in the party as Ranger Veteran. Restores 10% of maximum ammo. Consumed on pickup.

May contain a Consumable Item,Loot Die, or Ravaged art. Its contents can be tagged without being opened with the exception of Loot Dice.

May contain a Consumable Item or Loot Die. Its contents can be tagged without being opened with the exception of Loot Dice.

Deals stagger and armor-piercing damage to all enemies in an area where it explodes. Enemies can block the explosion with shields. Explosion deals friendly fire at applicable Difficulties. Can be picked up, carried, and thrown. Hitting it or being hit while carrying it will light it, causing it to explode after 3 seconds. Hitting a lit barrel will cause it to explode immediately. Certain missions contain puzzles or objectives where the player must move Explosive Barrels to a certain spot in order to create a new path. The Lamp Oil cannot be used as replacement for these puzzles.

Creates a large area of fire dealing damage over time. Fire deals friendly fire at all Difficulties. Can be picked up, carried, and thrown. Hitting it or being hit while carrying it will light, causing it to explode after 3 seconds. Hitting a lit barrel will cause it to explode immediately. Enemies will attempt to path around the fire.

Appears on windows in The Pit. Needs to be kept repaired to block Enemies from entering.

An interactive element that must be broken to move through. Although boards appear to bar the way on several maps, they can often just be walked around-- but it's fun to break things, isn't it?

An interactive element that must be broken to move through. Branches typically appear as mossy vines, hanging between trees or other surfaces. Attacks on them will break them, allowing passage. However, it appears that horde creatures (infantry and even elites) do not get this concept, and there are some cases where you can bunch the enemy behind a wall of these vines where they will just congregate, vulnerable to fire attacks or attacks from above.

An interactive element for proceeding through doorways. Doors can be interacted with, or can be broken with melee Weapons or explosives. Doors will delay ingress/egress of Enemies but only very briefly.

An interactive element for proceeding through doorways. Gates can be interacted with, or can be broken with melee weapons or explosives. Gates will delay ingress/egress of Enemies but only very briefly.

An interactive element on A Quiet Drink that must be rolled aside to move past.

An interactive element for the objective in Athel Yenlui.

An interactive element found in The War Camp. It has a pre-programmed path and can be moved forward simply by Heroes touching it.

An interactive element for certain objectives. Bells appear in several maps, where they are often used to commence an end event (such as the end-of-level event).

An objective after the finale in The Blightreaper.

A interactive Chaos element that must be destroyed for certain objectives and puzzles. These appear on three maps, though they're only integral on one of them. An exploding buboe sprays a fountain of acid that will linger on the ground (similar, or identical, to Bile Troll puke).

Available in A Quiet Drink, but eventually more trouble that it's worth.

An interactive element for certain objectives. In Against the Grain, freeing survivors that are locked in cages is the objective. The cages are unlocked simply by interacting with them; no key is necessary.

An interactive element for certain objectives. Interactive cannon appear on two maps. In both cases, the cannon is required to progress the level. Cannons are only interactive in the sense that you must interact with them to trigger their pre-scripted behavior. They do not operate as free-form mounted weapons.

An interactive element on Fort Brachsenbrucke. The last shot to be fired from the cannon depends upon the retrieval of a Cannonball that will appear in a random spot on the Fort grounds once needed. It needs to be carried by a party member and follows the same rules as carrying other objects, except it can't be ignited. It can be thrown or dropped to injure enemies (and there is a Challenge for this), but its ultimate destination is by the cannon in the fort, which triggers the exit Portal.

An interactive element for certain objectives. Can be broken. Chains appear on two maps, and in both cases, must be broken using melee attacks in order to advance map objectives. Health bars may indicate the health of the chain (as in the Garden of Morr).

Found embedded in a Rat Ogre's corpse on Dark Omens. Removal heralds the start of an ambush.

Found on a door in The Enchanter's Lair. See if anyone's home…

An interactive element for the objective in The Skittergate.

An interactive element for certain objectives. Carts appear on two maps and, in both cases, are used to transport Explosive Barrels. Minecarts have a completely pre-programmed path, whether on rails or not, and can be moved forward simply by characters touching them-- actual pushing isn't necessary, and the speed is deterministic. Minecarts that are speeding down slopes can injure or kill enemies.

An interactive element for certain objectives. Appears on at least three maps and accompanies a Horde of enemies while it winds.

An object required to progress through the Skittergate. Like Keys, it does not matter which player picks up the Keystaff. Any player may activate the Skittergate once a party member has grabbed the Keystaff.

Used in the Weekly Event, Special Delivery, where players need to carry the statue to the Bridge of Shadows. If left unattended it will slowly start shining and eventually detonate, failing the mission.

Hidden item in Dark Omens. Required for the challenge Keepsake.

An interactive element for certain puzzles.

An interactive element for opening locked doors. Only accessible from one side.

Hidden item in Engines of War. Objective of the Challenge, Shiny!

An interactive element found in The Enchanter's Lair.

Used as a Puzzle Object in Garden of Morr. Four also appear in Blood in the Darkness during the Finale.

Hidden item on Garden of Morr. Required for the challenge, Last Respects.

An interactive element with an unknown purpose.

Hidden Object found on The Horn of Magnus. Required for the challenge, Pouch Pilferer.

Used to unlock certain locked elements. Most-typically, keys are used to unlock chests that contain Grimoires. It does not matter which player picks up a key. Once any one member has the key, any other player may unlock the related door or chest.

An interactive element for certain puzzles. Used in conjunction with Key.

An interactive element for certain objectives. Levers have many shapes and sizes, and some may be hidden from view behind other objects.

An interactive element for certain puzzles. Loose Books highlight in the environment like other objects.

An interactive element found in Old Haunts.

An interactive element for certain puzzles. Suspicious Bricks highlight in the environment like other objects.

Used to illuminate areas affected by darkness or to light fires.

An interactive element found in Blood in the Darkness.

An interactive element found in The Enchanter's Lair.

Found in the locked chest in Dark Omens when completing Dark Tongue III.