Treechnid Set

+51–70Vitality+4–5Heals-20Dodge+1AP

ConditionsAP < 9

The Treechelmet protects you from hangovers.

+1–50Vitality+1–30Strength+1Summons+1–3Damage

With these Treechnid Leaves on, you'll be able to strut about in the forest without being recognised. However, beware of the Treechnids in search of spring buddings.

+11–15Neutral Damage-1AP+151–200Initiative+41–60Vitality+2–3Earth Damage+2–3Neutral Damage+4–5AP Removal+4–5AP Parry

This staff was sculpted from a rather old Treechnid: it can be recognised by its aggressive shape, but it hasn't kept the woody smell that is often characteristic of things that have aged.

+31–40Vitality+31–40Strength+4–5Lock+3Neutral Damage+3Earth Damage+4–5Heals

You'd get the same effects out of this pair of Boots as you would from an evening at the tavern. You must have a drink, or plenty of drinks, to get the optimum effect. And the next day, your legs will feel as heavy as these boots.

+51–150Pods+4–6% Neutral Res+11–30Strength

This belt will increase your self-confidence and give you abs of wood. An anti-Arachnee treatment is nevertheless strongly recommended once a year. It is more or less the same as the hair of a Sadida, but with a lot less anti-parasites.

+21–30Vitality+2–3Damage+2–3Crit %

The branch of a Treechnid isn't easy to carve, but with some perseverance you'll get a simple and stylish ring. Simple and stylish like a sleeping Osamodas.

+26–30Strength+1Range

This small Arachnee is the proof that you don't have to stuff an animal to turn it into an amulet. It will tickle your neck and might even spin a web in front of your mouth if you yawn too much or talk too much rubbish.