Items

A material for crafting.

This ore might look unassuming and bland, but imagine what cool metals and gems it could have inside!

A material for crafting.

What a cute collection!

A material for crafting.

Be sure to sanitize some of these before using them!

A material for crafting.

Ingots are polished until perfection. You could use one of these as a mirror! Just... a bit tinted.

A material for crafting.

This horn must have come from an old Hanasei. Hope they're not missing it.

A material for crafting.

Unlike real algae, these are made of Tajira cells and Aether. Not as tasty as the real thing either.

A material for crafting.

When Luminae's antennae gets damaged or their body feels the need to replace it, a new set grows and pushes the old antennae away. This shed is commonly used to create a special type of silk that's more durable than average.

A material for crafting.

Shards and pebbles are the most common form Aether can be found in. Despite the bright colors, these shards only have 30% Aether, and are mixed with various other minerals.

A material for crafting.

Aether drops must be kept separate. If combined into a larger liquid, they quickly solidify, mixing with the gases in the air. This solid is hard to use and harder to turn back into liquid.

A material for crafting.

This silly-looking beaker is a retort, used to store Aether essence. The long tube allows a chemist to turn this essence back into liquid form if needed. Humorous individuals may put googly eyes on their retorts to make it look even sillier.

An ink that gives your character one Hanasei Morph. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

Does the artist of this ink bottle label know that Hanasei can't see the drawing well?

An ink that gives your character one Tajira Morph. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

The biggest challenge of depicting Tajira is their proportions. Where do you even fit those ridiculous necks?

An ink that gives your character one Luminae Morph. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

There's a warning label on the bottom of the bottle: "WARNING! DO NOT SHAKE BEFORE OPENING OR SHEDDING WILL EXPLODE". Better heed the advice.

An ink that gives your character one Rough Wild Morph. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

A common misconception is that you don't have to use as much rough wild ink than other inks, because the morphs it provides are smaller than its comrades. In reality, most applications use just as much ink - if not more.

An ink that gives your character one Refined Wild Morph. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

The tastiest of all morph inks. Don't drink it though.

An ink that gives your character one Purified Wild Morph. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

The wyrm in this label is also known as  Ngon - a shorterning of Ngiolor, meaning sky eel in some Tajira languages.

Allows for minor design edits on a character, bypassing the 30-day cooldown. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

The tagline of this ink brand is "bringing all the changes you've ever wanted". 

Allows for major design edits on a character. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

They really upped the ante with the aesthetic of this bottle, huh?

A vial that gives your character one Novice Aether Skill. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

The Aether in this vial is diluted, and only the light green color remains.

A vial that upgrades a Novice Aether Skill into an Advanced Aether Skill. Apply on the Add-on tab of a design update.

The more a vial is concentrated with Aether, the more its colors start to bloom.