Items: Other normal items | Might & Magic VII For Blood and Honor poradnik Might & Magic VII: For Blood and Honor

Horned Helm

"This cheap helm is better suited for a costume party than a battle. The horns have been glued onto a rigid leather cap dyed black to make it look scarier. The material is brittle and flaky, and will probably come apart at just the wrong time."

Conscript's Helm

"The simple style and uniformity of these helms is meant to strike terror into the hearts of enemies when they see row upon row of bronze, spiked helms marching toward them. "

Full Helm

This helm design has been used by the Elves of Erathia since before the Silence. It is composed of silver and steel and is very strong.

Phynaxian Helm

"Worn by Phynaxian Dragoons during the expansion of their empire a few hundred years ago, these helms are tough, flexible, and light. They are made of two strips of dragonhide bound together with stalt metal studs."

Mogred Helm

"Half made from the skull of the ferocious Mogred beast in Karigor, these helms grow more uncommon every year as the Mogreds approach extinction. Two poisonous spines used to grow from the red spots on the front of the helm."

Peasant Hat

"A common, cloth hat with a feather stuck in the band to add a dash of style."

Traveller's Hat

A simple hat meant to keep sun and dust off a traveller's head.

Fancy Hat

"The latest in fashion, this hat harkens back to more of a working class style. It isn't really the hat that's in style, it's the working man that young nobles are trying to emulate--who in turn seeks to emulate the nobleman…"

Crown

"This is a cheap crown of the sort that primitive goblins wear to mock human customs. The metal is bronze, and the gem is made of glass."

Noble Crown

"A fine, if somewhat ostentatious crown made with gold leaf and large, high quality amythests. It suits nobles of your station well."

Regal Crown

"Crowns of this sort are typically created with the use of magic to enhance their susceptibility to magic. If found with no enchantments whatsoever, the crown was probably left unfinished for some reason. "

Leather Belt

A peasant's belt. This one is made of poorly cured leather and rusting iron studs.

Fine Belt

A well crafted belt of well tanned leather and fine stitching. The buckle is made of polished silver.

Strong Belt

"A tough, yet high quality leather belt. This one was probably made in western Erathia. "

Silver Belt

"A very nicely made silver belt, this one is old, but well cared for. There's no trace of tarnish on any of the links--just a bit of wear around the buckle."

Gilded Belt

"Gaudy to an extreme, this belt is made of sold 14 karet gold. Each link has a different, low quality image stamped on its face. Tasteless, but valuable."

Leather Cloak

A simple traveller's cloak.

Huntsman's Cloak

"A huntsman's cloak colored green to make the wearer difficult to see in the forest. Not much to look at, but it serves its purpose."

Ranger's Cloak

"Woven from plant fibers found in the Tularean Forest, these cloaks are the traditional garb of the Elven Rangers."

Elegant Cloak

This cloak is of the quality preferred by wealthy nobles and royalty. It is hard to find better.

Glorious Cloak

Almost all cloaks like this one come with some sort of enchantment. The Warlocks of Nighon employ legions of mentally enslaved people to perform the tedious weaving and ritual spell casting necessary to make these cloaks.

Gauntlets

Low quality iron gauntlets with cloth linings to prevent blisters.

Steel Gauntlets

This pair of gauntlets is made of steel and decorated with brass tracery along the outside of the palm and back of the hand. It is in good repair and well oiled.

Silver Mesh Gauntlets

"A marvelous achievement, these gauntlets were forged and woven by the Dwarves of Stone City. The offer both flexibility and strong protection. The only trouble is that the wearer's skin is sometimes caught in the mesh, leading to painful pinches."

Dragon Hide Gauntlets

"A high quality gauntlet, it offers both flexibility and protection. The joints are reinforced, yet are 'soft' enough to permit nearly normal hand motion."

Mogred Gauntlets

"Made from the hide of the Mogred beast on Karigor, these gauntlets are tough, supple, and magic resistant. The two red spots used to have poisonous spines growing from them."

Leather Boots

"These boots are made of soft leather for a more comfortable fit, but they offer little protection in combat."

Steel Plated Boots

This pair of leather boots has been fitted with steel plates on the top of the foot and at the shin.

Ranger Boots

"A quality set of Erathian leather boots. This pair has the usual features of Erathian leather craftsmanship: Soft, water resistant, and quiet. "

Knight's Boots

"Polished silver boots with velvet interiors, these boots are lighter than steel boots and far more comfortable. They look pretty snappy, too."

Paladin Boots

"Made in the forge of Byron Rockermann, these silver and steel boots are amongst the best in the world. The are enormously strong, yet fit comfortable and flexibly in all the right spots."

Brass Ring

"A tarnished brass ring. Polished up, you might be able to sell it for something…but don't expect much."

Pearl Ring

"A large, imperfect pearl adorns this otherwise unremarkable gold ring."

Platinum Ring

"At first glance silver, this ring is actually made of platinum. The gemstone is a small, flawed diamond."

Emerald Ring

"A large, cut emerald adorns an otherwise plain silver ring."

Sapphire Ring

Three small sapphires are mounted at the top of this silver and gold ring. Rings of this quality are often enchanted.

Warlock's Ring

"This complex and gaudy arrangement of amythests on platinum can be appealing, if you like that sort of thing."

Enchanted Ring

A rare gem-within-gem of emerald and garnet is set upon a fine gold ring.

Dazzling Ring

A beautiful rosetta of rubies and emeralds on gold backing. The ring itself is platinum.

Wizard Ring

Three perfect garnets set into silver belie the enchantments used to create this ring. Handling the ring for long makes your hand tingle.

Angel's Ring

"A very strange brown stone (petrified wood?) is mounted on a metal that looks like gold, but is much lighter."

Eyeball Amulet

"This strange amulet has a glass eye on the end of a cheap brass chain. A novelty, but probably not worth much."

Bronze Amulet

"A baroque bronze amulet with an ill define image stamped on the face. Cheap, and tasteless."

Witch's Amulet

A plaster cast of a baby's hand was used to form this strange silver amulet. There is some unidentifiable symbol stamped in the center of the amulet.

Death's Head Pendant

"Straight out of Deyja, this is just the sort of thing you would expect from Necromancers. The silver skull in the center is modeled from a real, shrunken skull, and the tiny rubies in the eyes glow in the dark."

Sun Amulet

"A glorious gold amulet with the ancient symbol of the sun in the center. The amulet is from Karigor, and the craftsmanship is flawless."

Wand of Fire

"The magical process that was used to enchant this wand turned it sky blue. It's made of wood and glass. To use this wand, you must equip it as though you were equipping a weapon."

Wand of Sparks

Wand of Poison

Wand of Stunning

Wand of Harm

Fairy Wand of Light

"A wooden wand painted green and banded with brass. The wand is capped with a large, flawed emerald. To use this wand, you must equip it as though you were equipping a weapon."

Fairy Wand of Ice

Fairy Wand of Lashing

Fairy Wand of Mind

Fairy Wand of Swarms

Alacorn Wand of Fireballs

"Made from the hollowed out horn of a unicorn and capped with a spiked brass ball, wands like these are born of cruelty and evil. The enchantment it holds is useful; the only real question is whether you believe your cause justifies the use of an item so wickedly created. To use this wand, you must equip it as though you were equipping a weapon."

Alacorn Wand of Acid

Alacorn Wand of Lightning

Alacorn Wand of Blades

Alacorn Wand of Charms

Arcane Wand of Blasting

"A wand of polished ebony capped with the shrunken, bejeweled head of a fallen enemy. These wands can hold very strong enchantments. To use this wand, you must equip it as though you were equipping a weapon."

Arcane Wand of The Fist

Arcane Wand of Rocks

Arcane Wand of Paralyzing

Arcane Wand of Clouds

Mystic Wand of Implosion

"The precious egg of a phoenix was snatched from the fire before it could hatch to make the headstone of this wand. The rest of the wand is made of steel and plated with gold. To use this wand, you must equip it as though you were equipping a weapon."

Mystic Wand of Distortion

Mystic Wand of Shrapmetal

Mystic Wand of Shrinking

Mystic Wand of Incineration

Amythest

1750

Blue Quartz

250

Diamond

2500

Diamond

3000

Emerald

2000

Green Garnet

1250

Rose Crystal

750

Ruby

2000

Sapphire

1500

Topaz

500

Yellow Topaz

750

Genie Lamp

"The genies captured in these lamps will usually reward those who set them free, though sometimes they take cruel delight in punishing the first living beings they encounter. To use the genie lamp, pick the lamp up and left-click over the picture of your character in the inventory screen."

Big Tapestry

"A large tapestry, suitable for hanging in castles."

Flower (Rose)

"A red, red, rose."

Thigh Bone

A human(?) thigh bone.

Red Apple

"Apples like these are produced by trees saturated by magic-- usually in the elven lands of Avlee and the Tularean Forest, though not restricted to these areas. To use the apple, pick the apple up and left-click over the picture of your character in the inventory screen."

Horseshoe

"This flawless horseshoe is made of silver. To use, pick the horseshoe up and right-click over a character's portrait."

Temple in a Bottle

"A strangely shaped small building finely crafted inside a glass bottle. Something about the bottle beckons you inside. To use, pick the bottle up and click over the picture of your character in the inventory screen."

Sewer Key

Been looking for this? No wonder it wasn't in the sewers… it was hiding out in Erathia the whole time.

Lich Jar Placeholder

"A message scroll. To read this message, pick the scroll up and left-click over the character picture in the inventory screen."