This ancient club is made from the hardest oak, and was carried by the great Tilean hero Hurcio, who defended the legendary Justintine's paychest from Orcs. The strength of the mighty Hurcio has remained in the club since the hero's death. The bearer can hew his way with ferocious blows through scores of foes, never tiring, as the strength of Hurcio himself drives him forward.

A glimmering sword ornamented with golden flowers on its handle and Cathayan characters inscribed on the blade, and ending with the head of a Celestial Dragon on its hilt, this exceptional sword war brought back from mysterious Cathay by Ricco and Robbio, and whose shimmer reflects the magic of that land.

Domingo da Sparana of Trantio was obsessed with the refinement of the crossbow, and worked day and night to improve its basic function. His most magnificent creation was his Arbalest, a large crossbow that is pleasing to the eye, perfectly balanced, and more powerful than any others known in the land.

This enchanted pike has long been wielded by many heroes of Remas. During the Dark Elf raid of 1487, it singlehandedly managed to halt the charge of the cruel Cold One Knights, skewering them as they charged straight into the tip. It is the bane of mounted soldiers, and can kill even the largest mount in a single stab.

The priests of the temple of Myrmidia originally made this helm for the Grand Master of the Blazing Sun for his service to the temple. Unfortunately, a Halfling thief raided the caravan when it was travelling to the Empire to give it to him. It has been sold and bought by many Generals and Merchant Princes over the years, with few knowing of its intended purpose. Enemies attempting to attack the wearer will find themselves blinded by its holy sheen, and it is the bane of Undead.

This set of armour was made on the order of Prince Mambrinio of Verezzo, known for his haughtiness and vanity. He ordered the best Dwarfen smiths in Tilea to create him an armour that shone like gold, was impenetrable to attack, and that should be as light as a feather. Unfortunately, the Dwarfs only succeeded in fulfilling his first two wishes, and Mambrinio ended up drowning in a shallow river during his first battle wearing it.

This coin had brought Guido much fortune during his youth. Unfortunately for him, he gave it to a particularly lovely girl in Tobaro just before his ill-fated expedition to the Southlands. The girl married into a rich merchant family and the coin has been in the hands of several mercenary captains since.

A relic from the crusades, this staff once belonged to an Arabyan sorcerer slain during the siege of Tobaro. It has since passed throughout Tilea and beyond, and is much sought after as a tool in casting spells. Its user should take care though, for the staff might just absorb the very power it is meant to give for itself.

A Tilean relic known by all mercenaries, this paychest is supposedly the same one that Justintine brought to battle against the Orcs so many years ago, when mercenaries gathered from all across Tilea to take part of its treasure, Still pristine after countless battles, this paychest stirs the hearts of those fighting for its riches, urging them to fight on no matter the odds.

This standard was painted the day before the battle of Venni, when the captain of the regiment decided to improve it by painting the figure of Myrmidia on it. Gossipa Lotta, the army's advisor, posed for the painting wearing nothing but a helmet and a bit of silk. The regiment marched out to battle the next day, proudly waving their banner, as the bravest unit in the whole army. The figure of the beautiful nude of Gossipa Lotta painted onto the banner in the image of Myrmidia inspires the men to outperform their peers in battle, charging with unprecedented vigour.

Nearly four centuries ago, a Tilean commander named Lisabetta held an outpost on the edge of the Border Princes against an Orc horde for twenty-two days. Supported by just fifteen soldiers, they achieved the impossible. Legend holds that Lisabetta was a devout follower of Myrmidia and that, through her prayers, the banner she carried filled her allies with hope. The tragedy of this tale is that although they managed to rout the Orc enemies, they all later succumbed to the plague that had bloomed amongst the corpses of their dead.