Akwadala Set

+6–25Wisdom+11–30Chance+2–3Damage

From a distance, you'll look like a Pandawushuka from Akwadala Village wearing this hat. Up close, you'll look like an idiot.

+5–13Water Damage+16–20Vitality+31–40Chance+2–3Damage+2–3Crit %

This staff was used to give young boisterous Pandawa a trashing. Three raps on the knuckles, fifteen lashes across the back, sixty blows to the head, two pokes in the eyes, that would be enough to calm them down a bit.

+31–60Vitality+11–20Chance+1Range

This cloak comes from Akwadala. It can be used as a doormat or even as a floorcloth if you've just come out of water.

+101–150Pods+21–30Vitality+16–20Wisdom+4–5% Water Res

Pandawas from Akwadala always watch their figure. If you tighten this belt as much as possible, you should finally get some results with your flabby belly problem.

+11–30Vitality+11–30Chance+2–3Crit %+1–2Damage

The only people allowed to wear this amulet were the inhabitants of the village of Akwadala, as it was considered to be one of the most important parts of their traditional costume. Seen close up, you have to ask yourself why.

+16–25Chance+31–40Vitality+4–7% Water Res+5–7Wisdom+1–2Crit %

Looking to fend off a frenzied attack? This shield from the village of Akwadala should do the trick.

+101–150Initiative+21–30Vitality+7–10Chance+2% Water Res

This Wedding Ring comes from Akwadala Village. Closer to a lucky charm than a magic relic, you'll still be able to make your friends believe you've found your soul mate.

+21–30Agility+21–30Chance+7–10Power

These wooden getas were made by the best shoemaker in the village of Akwadala. Let your warts take a breath of fresh air and enjoy the landscape.