Lightborn Ring +10
RingLuck +10Defense +3
Recorded source: Pick up · Deep Mall
Available after an unlock
STEAM FULL RELEASE · ACCESSORY DATABASE
Welcome to Elderfield Accessories
Find every necklace, ring and trinket in the Steam release: what the release records each one as doing, where it comes from, and when it becomes available. These pages are about effects and sources, not about what protects you — for that, the armor database is the right one.
126 accessories
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Every accessory the Steam release records. Narrow the list by slot, source, area or availability, then open the piece you want.
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Roughknot Ring +5
RingAttack +15Max HP -20
Recorded source: Pick up · Deep Mall
Available after an unlock
Voidborn Ring +10
RingAgility +10Defense +3
Recorded source: Pick up · Deep Mall
Available after an unlock
Coldheart Pendant +10
NeckDefense +3M. Defense +3
Recorded source: Enemy loot · Deep Mall
Recipe: Deep Mall Loot
Available after an unlock (random)
Soultrap Necklace +10
NeckLuck +10Defense -10
Recorded source: Enemy loot · Deep Mall
Recipe: Deep Mall Loot
Available after an unlock (random)
Browse by Slot
The three places an accessory goes. A character has two ring slots, and any ring fits either of them, which is why Ring is one list here rather than two.
Neck
Pendants, amulets and medallions worn at the neck.
Ring
Rings. A character has two ring slots, and either one takes any of these.
Trinket
Trinkets — the small charms a character carries.
Browse by Source
The kinds of source the release records for accessories, and what each one means for a piece you are looking for.
Crafted
Pieces the release records as made from a recipe, at Jeweler's Desk, the Forge or a shrine.
Quest reward
Pieces the release records as handed over for finishing something.
Found or looted
Pieces the release records as picked up, won in a fight or rolled off a loot table.
Source not recorded
Pieces the release publishes as equipment without recording a route for them.
Browse by Area
The places the release records accessories in, with how many pieces are recorded in each. Pieces made at a bench are not counted under an area, because a bench is not one.
Mall12
Farm3
Accessories and Progression
The conditions the release records against accessory sources, grouped by the condition itself. Two or more pieces have to share a condition for it to be listed here.
This is not a ranking and not a tier list. Each line is what the release records as standing between a reader and the piece — never a claim about how good the piece is.
Progress far enough to use this source in Old Woods.11
Learn the recipe from its recipe/blueprint item.10
Crafting recipe; use the God Forge/divine crafting system.4
Progress far enough to use this source in Town 1.4
Progress far enough to use this source in Town 2.4
Learn/unlock the recipe.3
Progress far enough to use this source in Elderfield High.3
Reach Old Woods and meet the loot table progression requirement.3
Progress far enough to use this source in Art Gallery.2
Progress far enough to use this source in Farm.2
Progress far enough to use this source in Mall.2
Progress the Stone Tower / Harvest Chamber reward route.2
Reach Mine 2 and roll the level-2 mine equipment table.2
How to Read an Accessory Page
What the numbers on these pages are, and what they are not, so a card cannot be read as something the release did not say.
Each accessory records up to eight equipment modifiers: Max HP, Max MP, Attack, Defense, M. Attack, M. Defense, Agility and Luck. They are the modifiers the piece applies to a character, not the totals a character ends up with.
Attack is an equipment modifier of that name. It is not the damage a hit deals, which depends on the character, the target, buffs and the damage formula as well.
A modifier the release records as zero is left off a card, because zero and "not recorded" read differently. A negative modifier is always shown: a piece that trades Luck for Attack is saying exactly what it costs.
- Recorded for a piece
- Its slot, its modifiers, its decoded traits, its source and its availability.
- Zero and negative modifiers
- A zero is left off a card; a negative is always printed.
- The +N in a name
- Part of the item’s identity. A higher number is a different item, not a better one.
- A shared name stem
- Not a set. Blade Ring and Crude Stone Ring share a word, and the release records no set bonus.
What Are You Trying to Find?
A browse answers "which piece". If your question is really about something else, one of these is the shorter route.
I can’t find a piece
Search by name, by the trait you remember, by area, or by the unlock you are missing.
I’m stuck before I can collect it
Tell the checker the piece and it answers what is still standing in the way.
I need the ingredients for a recipe
The Item Finder records where every material in the release comes from.
I want to know where this fits in the game
The progression guide walks the recorded route area by area.
Still Not Sure What You Want?
The neighbouring databases answer the neighbouring questions.
Armor
The body-armour database: what a character wears for protection, and where it comes from.
Weapons
The weapon database: every weapon the release records, and where each one comes from.
Item Finder
Every item and material in the release, with the source the release records for each.
Playing the original Demo?
The archive has no accessory database of its own
This database is built from the Steam release. The archived Demo predates the release’s gear record and ships no accessory list of its own, so its item search is an entry point rather than a database like this one. The two releases share no equipment facts, so this pointer stays a deliberate crossing rather than a link.