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Ring of Favor and Protection
A ring that boosts the wearer's HP, stamina, and equip load. If ever removed from finger, it breaks.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Egg Vermifuge
An item that cures the Egg Head infection. Can be found from certain slain enemies, and also sold by Eingyi in Quelaag's Domain.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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White Seance Ring
A ring found in The Duke's Archives. Gives wearer an additional attunement slot.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Rite of Kindling
Allows the further kindling of bonfires and higher acquisition of estus flasks.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Cursebite Ring
A ring found in New Londo Ruins. Boosts resistance to curse debuff.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Transient Curse
An item that lets you attack the ghosts in New Londo Ruins.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Orange Charred Ring
A ring acquired by the Centipede Demon. Allows wearer to walk in lava.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Gag
An object or device placed over or in someone's mouth to prevent them from talking.
First appeared in Batman: Arkham Asylum
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Gorgoyle Tail Axe
An axe obtained by chopping off the tail of the gargoyles in the Undead Parish or Anor Londo. A very bendy weapon.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Flame Stoneplate Ring
A ring located in Sen's Fortress. Boosts the wearer's fire defense by 50%.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Divine Blessing
When used, fully restores the player's HP and gets rid of debuffs. A very rare item.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Lordvessel
An item obtained from Princess Gwynevere. Used for warping between bonfires, and for housing the souls of Seath the Scaleless, the Four Kings, the Bed of Chaos, and Gravelord Nito to access the Kiln of the First Flame.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Slumbering Dragoncrest Ring
A ring located in Sen's Fortress. When worn, it renders the wearer completely silent.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Covetous Gold Serpent Ring
When worn, it boosts the wearer's item discovery. Located in Sen's Fortress.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Hornet Ring
When worn, boosts critical damage done from backstabs and ripostes. Located behind Artorias' tombstone in the Darkroot Garden.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Covenant of Artorias
A ring that lets the wearer access and traverse the Abyss.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Green Blossom
When consumed, increases stamina recovery.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Dung Pie
When thrown at enemy, makes them toxic, but also builds up player toxicity.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Drake Sword
A sword obtained by shooting off the tail of the drake guarding the bridge leading to the Undead Parish. Has special ranged attack when held in both hands.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Blue Tearstone Ring
Boosts various defenses when health falls below 20%.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Repair Powder
Useful for repairing weapons and shields without the need for a blacksmith or bonfire.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Rusted Iron Ring
A ring that can be found in the Undead Asylum. Helps move better in bogs and water.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Prism Stone
Small stones that can be thrown into pits and over cliffs to determine height.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Alluring Skull
A skull that, when thrown, shatters and releases souls that distracts certain types of enemies.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Bottomless Box
A container that can be filled with an infinite amount of items. Useful for keeping inventory clean.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Ring of the Evil Eye
A ring that gives the player a little health each time an enemy is killed.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Purging Stone
A skull stone that removes the curse debuff.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Fire Keeper Soul
An item a player takes to a Fire Keeper to upgrade the estus flask. Can also be consumed for humanity and health.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Homeward Bone
Allows players to warp back to a bonfire without losing souls.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Gold Pine Resin
An item that applies lightning damage to right-handed weapons. Especially effective against dragon-type enemies.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Orange Guidance Soapstone
Allows players to communicate with each other and rate messages. Can also be used for trolling.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Ring of Sacrifice
A ring that, when equipped, the player does not lose souls from death, but breaks when player dies.
First appeared in Dark Souls
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Snooker Table
A Snooker Table has a most common size of 12 feet with rounded pockets.
First appeared in ShootersPool
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Joint Plug
A plug that provides power to the big lift in the 'NEST' in the game Resident Evil 2.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Signal Modulator
Restores power in various rooms in 'NEST' in the game Resident Evil 2.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Club Key
A key used to open various doors in the Raccoon City Police Department in the game Resident Evil 2.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Spade Key
A key used to unlock various doors in the Raccoon City Police Department in the game Resident Evil 2.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Shield Mushroom
A blue mushroom that can be found in the game Fortnite. Gives 5 shield to the player when eaten.
First appeared in Fortnite
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Cozy Campfire
A portable campfire that can be found in the game Fortnite. Regenerates health over a period of time when standing next to it.
First appeared in Fortnite
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Bolt Cutter
A tool that is used for cutting through chains and wires.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Magazine Rack
A thin metallic or plastic rack that is used to carry and display magazines.
First appeared in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty
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Caution Tape
A yellow tape that is usually used at crime scenes or other dangerous locations.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Water Fountain
A device that shoots out water for people to drink. Mainly located at retail stores, doctors' offices, hospitals, etc.
First appeared in Resident Evil 2
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Bugatti Veyron
First appeared in Forza Horizon
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