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Windrose Equipment Wiki — Armor, Tools & Worn Gear
Armor, tools, trinkets—gear that is not under Weapons. Numbers may lag patches; trust live tooltips for exact stats.
Armor and accessory rows read best next to the weapons wiki so you can see resist goals beside the damage type you are eating in forts. Planning a respec after you swap sets? Rehearse points on the talent tree page in town before you spend.
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| Icon | Name | Description | Category | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bosun Backpack | As reliable as an anchor, as spacious as a ship’s deck. | Backpack | uncommon | |
| Capricorn Ring | This ring radiates brute strength. It’s so heavy it could serve as a knuckle-duster. | Ring | rare | |
| Conquistador’s Boots | This reliable metal armor allowed the Spaniards to conquer the New World thanks to its exceptional durability and toughness. | Armor | rare | |
| Conquistador’s Cuirass | This reliable metal armor allowed the Spaniards to conquer the New World thanks to its exceptional durability and toughness. | Armor | rare | |
| Conquistador’s Gloves | This reliable metal armor allowed the Spaniards to conquer the New World thanks to its exceptional durability and toughness. | Armor | rare | |
| Conquistador’s Helmet | This reliable metal armor allowed the Spaniards to conquer the New World thanks to its exceptional durability and toughness. | Armor | rare | |
| Conquistador’s Pants | This reliable metal armor allowed the Spaniards to conquer the New World thanks to its exceptional durability and toughness. | Armor | rare | |
| Corsair Ring | A similar ring once belonged to notorious Captain Samuel Bellamy. He never lost a battle. The sea didn’t care—it claimed him in a storm. | Ring | rare | |
| Cutthroat Ring | They say Francis Drake cast a ring like this after his first raid on Nombre de Dios, where he seized Spanish gold. The Spaniards, of course, put a huge bounty on his head for the insult. | Ring | rare | |
| Flibustier's Boots | This outfit, sewn from coarse fabric, isn’t about protection—it’s about speed. It allows swift movement and easy use of the blade. | Armor | rare | |
| Flibustier's Gloves | This outfit, sewn from coarse fabric, isn’t about protection—it’s about speed. It allows swift movement and easy use of the blade. | Armor | rare | |
| Flibustier's Hat | This outfit, sewn from coarse fabric, isn’t about protection—it’s about speed. It allows swift movement and easy use of the blade. | Armor | rare | |
| Flibustier's Jacket | This outfit, sewn from coarse fabric, isn’t about protection—it’s about speed. It allows swift movement and easy use of the blade. | Armor | rare | |
| Flibustier's Pants | This outfit, sewn from coarse fabric, isn’t about protection—it’s about speed. It allows swift movement and easy use of the blade. | Armor | rare | |
| Headband | These rags were once fine clothes. | Armor | common | |
| Jaguar Ring | Such rings were given to ancient warriors who proved their mettle in harsh trials. | Ring | rare | |
| Knight's Ring | It’s said Isabella of Castile herself presented a similar ring to her knight after he won a tournament in her honor and named her the lady of his heart. | Ring | rare | |
| Major Capricorn Ring | This ring radiates brute strength. It’s so heavy it could serve as a knuckle-duster. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Champion Ring | When laurel wreaths fell out of fashion, winners of knightly tournaments began receiving rings like this as prizes. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Corsair Ring | A similar ring once belonged to notorious Captain Samuel Bellamy. He never lost a battle. The sea didn’t care—it claimed him in a storm. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Cutthroat Ring | They say Francis Drake cast a ring like this after his first raid on Nombre de Dios, where he seized Spanish gold. The Spaniards, of course, put a huge bounty on his head for the insult. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Fisherman Ring | If all else fails, you can use the ring itself as bait. They say the fish go for it. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Jaguar Ring | Such rings were given to ancient warriors who proved their mettle in harsh trials. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Marksman's Ring | Musketeers swore a ring like this brought luck—said you could put a bullet through a squirrel’s eye… Pity there aren’t any squirrels on these islands. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Necklace of Agility | The owner of an amulet like this becomes agile, like a jaguar in the jungle. | Necklace | epic | |
| Major Necklace of Endurance | Once, a brave warrior who had a similar amulet challenged a monster. He fought it for three days and three nights and finally won. Some say he collapsed from exhaustion, dead atop the beast’s corpse. | Necklace | epic | |
| Major Necklace of Mastery | Seasoned hunters believed this amulet helped them land a killing blow on their quarry with the first strike. | Necklace | epic | |
| Major Necklace of Precision | The gold-coated pendant glitters in the sun like the eye of a falcon that has spotted its prey from high above. | Necklace | epic | |
| Major Necklace of Strength | If the legends are to be believed, a warrior who slew dozens of foes before falling in battle wore a similar amulet. The priests of an ancient people buried him with honors in an ancient crypt. | Necklace | epic | |
| Major Necklace of Vitality | Priests of ancient peoples once wore necklaces like these as a mark of devotion to a fertility god. | Necklace | epic | |
| Major Prospector Ring | Reminds its wearer of riches buried below. Funny how the closer the treasure the less tired you are! | Ring | epic | |
| Major Ring of Bravery | A Spanish ring for toreros brave enough to step into the arena against raging bulls. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Ring of Divine Protection | In ancient times, the coiled spiral motif symbolized the sun and was thought to ward off the evil eye. Who knows… maybe this ring really will protect its wearer. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Ring of Lightfoot | not used | Ring | epic | |
| Major Spear-Thrower's Ring | The black stone set in the ring resembles obsidian, from which ancient peoples crafted spearheads. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Sun Ring | Warmth emanates from the ring. Perhaps long ago, such rings were worn by priests who worshipped the sun as a god. | Ring | epic | |
| Major Warrior Ring | Such rings were awarded to veteran warriors of ancient peoples as a mark of distinction for victories in battle. | Ring | epic | |
| Marksman's Boots | Tortuga’s marksmen favor attire made of light fabric. It allows easier movement across rough terrain and steadier shots at moving targets. | Armor | rare | |
| Marksman’s Doublet | Tortuga’s marksmen favor attire made of light fabric. It allows easier movement across rough terrain and steadier shots at moving targets. | Armor | rare | |
| Marksman's Gloves | Tortuga’s marksmen favor attire made of light fabric. It allows easier movement across rough terrain and steadier shots at moving targets. | Armor | rare | |
| Marksman's Pants | Tortuga’s marksmen favor attire made of light fabric. It allows easier movement across rough terrain and steadier shots at moving targets. | Armor | rare | |
| Marksman's Ring | Musketeers swore a ring like this brought luck—said you could put a bullet through a squirrel’s eye… Pity there aren’t any squirrels on these islands. | Ring | rare | |
| Marksman's Tricorne | Tortuga’s marksmen favor attire made of light fabric. It allows easier movement across rough terrain and steadier shots at moving targets. | Armor | rare | |
| Minor Capricorn Ring | This ring radiates brute strength. It’s so heavy it could serve as a knuckle-duster. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Champion Ring | When laurel wreaths fell out of fashion, winners of knightly tournaments began receiving rings like this as prizes. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Corsair Ring | A similar ring once belonged to notorious Captain Samuel Bellamy. He never lost a battle. The sea didn’t care—it claimed him in a storm. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Cutthroat Ring | They say Francis Drake cast a ring like this after his first raid on Nombre de Dios, where he seized Spanish gold. The Spaniards, of course, put a huge bounty on his head for the insult. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Fisherman Ring | If all else fails, you can use the ring itself as bait. They say the fish go for it. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Jaguar Ring | Such rings were given to ancient warriors who proved their mettle in harsh trials. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Marksman's Ring | Musketeers swore a ring like this brought luck—said you could put a bullet through a squirrel’s eye… Pity there aren’t any squirrels on these islands. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Necklace of Agility | The owner of an amulet like this becomes agile, like a jaguar in the jungle. | Necklace | uncommon | |
| Minor Necklace of Endurance | Once, a brave warrior who had a similar amulet challenged a monster. He fought it for three days and three nights and finally won. Some say he collapsed from exhaustion, dead atop the beast's corpse. | Necklace | uncommon | |
| Minor Necklace of Mastery | Seasoned hunters believed this amulet helped them land a killing blow on their quarry with the first strike. | Necklace | uncommon | |
| Minor Necklace of Precision | The gold-coated pendant glitters in the sun like the eye of a falcon that has spotted its prey from high above. | Necklace | uncommon | |
| Minor Necklace of Strength | If the legends are to be believed, a warrior who slew dozens of foes before falling in battle wore a similar amulet. The priests of an ancient people buried him with honors in an ancient crypt. | Necklace | uncommon | |
| Minor Necklace of Vitality | Priests of ancient peoples once wore necklaces like these as a mark of devotion to a fertility god. | Necklace | uncommon | |
| Minor Prospector Ring | Reminds its wearer of riches buried below. Funny how you don’t tire so quickly when the treasure’s this close?! | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Ring of Bravery | A Spanish ring for toreros brave enough to step into the arena against raging bulls. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Ring of Divine Protection | In ancient times, the coiled spiral motif symbolized the sun and was thought to ward off the evil eye. Who knows… maybe this ring really will protect its wearer. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Spear-Thrower's Ring | The black stone set in the ring resembles obsidian, from which ancient peoples crafted spearheads. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Sun Ring | Warmth emanates from the ring. Perhaps long ago, such rings were worn by priests who worshipped the sun as a god. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Minor Warrior Ring | Such rings were awarded to veteran warriors of ancient peoples as a mark of distinction for victories in battle. | Ring | uncommon | |
| Necklace of Agility | The owner of an amulet like this becomes agile, like a jaguar in the jungle. | Necklace | rare | |
| Necklace of Endurance | Once, a brave warrior who had a similar amulet challenged a monster. He fought it for three days and three nights and finally won. Some say he collapsed from exhaustion, dead atop the beast’s corpse. | Necklace | rare | |
| Necklace of Mastery | Seasoned hunters believed this amulet helped them land a killing blow on their quarry with the first strike. | Necklace | rare | |
| Necklace of Precision | The gold-coated pendant glitters in the sun like the eye of a falcon that has spotted its prey from high above. | Necklace | rare | |
| Necklace of Strength | If the legends are to be believed, a warrior who slew dozens of foes before falling in battle wore a similar amulet. The priests of an ancient people buried him with honors in an ancient crypt. | Necklace | rare | |
| Necklace of Vitality | Priests of ancient peoples once wore necklaces like these as a mark of devotion to a fertility god. | Necklace | rare | |
| Pikeman’s Boots | Infantry armor of the Spanish tercio. Favored by buccaneers of the archipelago for its ideal balance of protection and mobility—essential for hunting the local beasts. | Armor | rare | |
| Pikeman’s Cuirass | Infantry armor of the Spanish tercio. Favored by buccaneers of the archipelago for its ideal balance of protection and mobility—essential for hunting the local beasts. | Armor | rare | |
| Pikeman’s Gloves | Infantry armor of the Spanish tercio. Favored by buccaneers of the archipelago for its ideal balance of protection and mobility—essential for hunting the local beasts. | Armor | rare | |
| Pikeman’s Helmet | Infantry armor of the Spanish tercio. Favored by buccaneers of the archipelago for its ideal balance of protection and mobility—essential for hunting the local beasts. | Armor | rare | |
| Pikeman’s Pants | Infantry armor of the Spanish tercio. Favored by buccaneers of the archipelago for its ideal balance of protection and mobility—essential for hunting the local beasts. | Armor | rare | |
| Plans: Privateer’s Boots | An elegant attire worn by captains. It’s just as easy to deal lethal blows during a boarding operation as to strut about at the governor’s reception. | Armor | rare | |
| Privateer’s Boots | An elegant attire worn by captains. It’s just as easy to deal lethal blows during a boarding operation as to strut about at the governor’s reception. | Armor | rare | |
| Privateer’s Doublet | An elegant attire worn by captains. It’s just as easy to deal lethal blows during a boarding operation as to strut about at the governor’s reception. | Armor | rare | |
| Privateer’s Gloves | An elegant attire worn by captains. It’s just as easy to deal lethal blows during a boarding operation as to strut about at the governor’s reception. | Armor | rare | |
| Privateer’s Pants | An elegant attire worn by captains. It’s just as easy to deal lethal blows during a boarding operation as to strut about at the governor’s reception. | Armor | rare | |
| Privateer’s Tricorne | An elegant attire worn by captains. It’s just as easy to deal lethal blows during a boarding operation as to strut about at the governor’s reception. | Armor | rare | |
| Quartermaster Backpack | As bottomless as the sea’s depths! | Backpack | uncommon | |
| Regular Ring of Divine Protection | In ancient times, the coiled spiral motif symbolized the sun and was thought to ward off the evil eye. Who knows… maybe this ring really will protect its wearer. | Ring | rare | |
| Ring of Bravery | A Spanish ring for toreros brave enough to step into the arena against raging bulls. | Ring | rare | |
| Sailor Backpack | Capable of holding a week's worth of provisions and two bottles of rum. | Backpack | uncommon | |
| Spear-Thrower's Ring | The black stone set in the ring resembles obsidian, from which ancient peoples crafted spearheads. | Ring | rare | |
| Survivor’s Bandana | A roughly made outfit, well suited for hacking through jungle thickets and fending off boar tusks. | Armor | uncommon | |
| Survivor’s Boots | A roughly made outfit, well suited for hacking through jungle thickets and fending off boar tusks. | Armor | uncommon | |
| Survivor’s Gloves | A roughly made outfit, well suited for hacking through jungle thickets and fending off boar tusks. | Armor | uncommon | |
| Survivor’s Jacket | A roughly made outfit, well suited for hacking through jungle thickets and fending off boar tusks. | Armor | uncommon | |
| Survivor’s Pants | A roughly made outfit, well suited for hacking through jungle thickets and fending off boar tusks. | Armor | uncommon | |
| Tiny Necklace of Agility | The owner of an amulet like this becomes agile, like a jaguar in the jungle. | Necklace | common | |
| Tiny Necklace of Endurance | Once, a brave warrior who had a similar amulet challenged a monster. He fought it for three days and three nights and finally won. Some say he collapsed from exhaustion, dead atop the beast’s corpse. | Necklace | common | |
| Tiny Necklace of Mastery | Seasoned hunters believed this amulet helped them land a killing blow on their quarry with the first strike. | Necklace | common | |
| Tiny Necklace of Precision | The gold-coated pendant glitters in the sun like the eye of a falcon that has spotted its prey from high above. | Necklace | common | |
| Tiny Necklace of Strength | If the legends are to be believed, a warrior who slew dozens of foes before falling in battle wore a similar amulet. The priests of an ancient people buried him with honors in an ancient crypt. | Necklace | common | |
| Tiny Necklace of Vitality | Priests of ancient peoples once wore necklaces like these as a mark of devotion to a fertility god. | Necklace | common | |
| Torn Boots | These rags were once fine clothes. | Armor | common | |
| Torn Doublet | These rags were once fine clothes. | Armor | common | |
| Torn Gloves | These rags were once fine clothes. | Armor | common | |
| Torn Pants | These rags were once fine clothes. | Armor | common | |
| Torn Sailcloth Bag | Full of holes, but quite spacious. Crafted at a workbench. | Backpack | uncommon | |
| Tracker’s Boots | Well-treated, thick leather can withstand even a crocodile’s bite. Wearing it makes moving about feel safer. | Armor | rare | |
| Tracker’s Gloves | Well-treated, thick leather can withstand even a crocodile’s bite. Wearing it makes moving about feel safer. | Armor | rare | |
| Tracker’s Hat | Well-treated, thick leather can withstand even a crocodile’s bite. Wearing it makes moving about feel safer. | Armor | rare | |
| Tracker’s Jacket | Well-treated, thick leather can withstand even a crocodile’s bite. Wearing it makes moving about feel safer. | Armor | rare | |
| Tracker's Pants | Well-treated, thick leather can withstand even a crocodile’s bite. Wearing it makes moving about feel safer. | Armor | rare | |
| traveler Backpack | With it, even the longest journey feels less daunting! | Backpack | uncommon |