A form of cinnabar known to contain traces of quicksilver.

Discovered by a Far Eastern alchemist, this powder is used to harden gold.

Thick, brown hair of a Near Eastern monstrosity known as the camel. Dubious reports from sailors claim the beast stands thrice as high as a chocobo, can speak the tongues of man, and has massive humps upon its back which may contain water, wine, or even gold.

Lustrous white wool sheared from a species of mountain goat prized for its fleece.

A rare form of fluorite completely devoid of any interior flaws.

Powderized garnet used in the polishing of gemstones.

A heavy whetstone that appears to be man-made, rather than carved from naturally occurring rock.

A mysterious ore that glows intermittently.

It is an oft-forgotten fact that Frandelont Raimdelle, famed naturalist, father of modern taxonomy, and author of the Raimdelle Codex, tried multiple times (without success) to classify the common duck─most obviously a cloudkin─as a spoken, believing their incessant quackings to be a highly developed language beyond the comprehension of mankind.

A tender piece of meat taken from the breast of a farm-fattened duck.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

A crystallized mass of residual spiritbond energies transferred to a tool by its maker during the crafting process.

Due to its heat-resistant properties, this plaster is oft used to create molds for metalworking.

A mysterious ore that glows intermittently.

Linseed oil mixed with soot collected from oil lamps to give it a deep-black color.

The rare hide of a saurian.

Made from the caustic sap of lacquer trees native to the Far East, urushi is used to protect wood by giving it a hard, glossy finish.

The passage of time has turned this log into stone.