Items

Boshaft, also called the Emperor's Spirit, is a famously foul liquor once poured at an emperor's coronation. The elf Milliarde brewed a hidden cache of it out of sheer boredom, which the dwarf Fass spent two centuries chasing down.

A Holy Emblem, sometimes called a Holy Symbol, is a metal pendant bestowed on mages and tied to the rank of Great Mage. Frieren carries one dulled by age, while a second once belonged to Minus before it changed hands.

Holy Scriptures are sacred grimoires given to humanity by the Goddess of Creation. They gather the myths of the ancient era, set down her teachings, and conceal within them the encrypted spells that priests draw upon to wield the Magic of the Goddess.

Holy Snow Crystals are rare, glittering minerals that form only in the Schmal Snowfield. Prized as a magic-potion ingredient and guarded by fierce monsters, they draw fortune-seeking adventurers and a whole economy that trails after them.

The Immovable Cloak is a defensive garment built by the first-class mage Burg, layered with protective magic to shrug off offensive spells. Its reputation ended the day Ubel cut clean through both the cloak and the man wearing it.

Magic-Nullifying Crystals are rare blue minerals that cancel magic and rank among the hardest substances known. A vast underground bed of them riddles the Saum Marshes with caves, and their scarcity makes even a small shard worth a fortune.

A Magic Potion is a magical liquid blended from magic ingredients and sealed in a vessel to bring about some magical effect. Sold at well-stocked magic shops, the priciest rely on rare materials, and the only named example is a brew that dissolves nothing but clothing.

The Scales of Obedience are a golden balance wielded by the demon Aura the Guillotine, who ranks among the Seven Sages of Destruction. They power her Spell of Obedience, Auserlese, which weighs two souls by their mana and binds the weaker to the will of the stronger.

A coal-dark horn taken from a shadow dragon, prized by mages as a reagent for summoning rituals. Because the beasts that grow them have all but vanished, the horns command high value and rarely surface in trade. Frieren keeps one to fuel her own conjuring work.

In the world of Frieren, statues are humanity's way of honoring notable figures and milestones, most often the heroes who turned back darkness. A handful are not sculpted at all but conjured through magic that reshapes living flesh and matter, a darker breed meant to imprison rather than commemorate.

Forged in the Mythical Era by Ewig the Sage, this stone band is the only known device able to bend a demon's mind to a master's will. The people of Weise forced it onto Macht to keep his power leashed, binding him to a set of spoken commands he could not disobey.

Legend holds that the Goddess of Creation drove this blade into stone within a sanctuary near the Village of the Sword, decreeing that only the true Hero could free it and end a looming catastrophe. Himmel could never budge it, so he carried a dwarf-forged replica into his war on the Demon King.