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Collectibles
March 21, 2026 at 11:41 PM
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Collectibles are handcrafted items found throughout the world of Pywel. These decorative objects serve two primary purposes: they can be placed inside your home at Greymane Camp to personalize your living space, or they can be gifted to NPCs to build relationships and increase trust. Collectibles are discovered by exploring towns and interacting with objects in the environment, or they can be purchased from vendors across the continent.
Each collectible carries its own story and reflects the craftsmanship and culture of the region where it was found. With over 60 items spanning categories like ceramic containers, wooden vessels, metal wares, candles and lamps, dolls and art, and special collectibles, there is no shortage of objects to discover. Sell prices range from as low as 1 Bell for common items like candles and flower baskets to 57 Bells for the craftable Dark Red Dye, making certain collectibles a decent source of income if you prefer selling over decorating.
Giving collectibles to NPCs is one of the most effective ways to increase your trust level with them. Trust is a relationship metric that tracks how an NPC feels about Kliff, and higher trust can unlock tangible gameplay benefits. When you present a collectible as a gift, the NPC's trust increases based on the item's perceived value.
The benefits of raising trust with NPCs include lower prices when purchasing goods from that NPC's shop, access to new dialogue options that provide lore and worldbuilding context, the ability to unlock special requests or side quests that are only available at higher trust thresholds, and potential discounts on services like repairs or crafting. Not every NPC has the same preferences, so experimenting with different collectible types can yield better results with certain characters.
To gift a collectible, interact with the NPC and select the gift option from the dialogue menu. The collectible is consumed in the process, so choose carefully. If you have duplicates of a low-value item, gifting the extras is a practical way to build trust without losing anything valuable.
After Kliff and the surviving Greymanes establish Greymane Camp near Hernand Town, the camp becomes your permanent home base. Inside Kliff's personal quarters, you can place collectibles to decorate the interior. Each item has its own 3D model that appears on shelves, tables, or walls once placed.
Decorating the camp is purely cosmetic and does not affect gameplay stats, but it provides a visual record of your exploration progress. Filling your shelves with ceramic jars from different towns, hanging glass lamps from various regions, and lining your tables with dolls and trophies creates a personal museum that reflects everywhere you have traveled across Pywel.
To place a collectible, enter your quarters at Greymane Camp and interact with a decoration spot. Select the item from your inventory and confirm the placement. Items can be rearranged or removed at any time.
Ceramic containers are among the most common collectibles. Crafted by artisans across Pywel, these items range from grain storage jars to ornate water bottles found in taverns. Most ceramic items sell for 1 to 3 Bells, making them more useful as gifts or decorations than as a source of income.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 | A ceramic container carefully crafted by an artisan. It's a jar used for storing grains and similar goods, ideal for keeping large quantities for extended periods. | |
| Wide-Mouthed Water Bottle | -- | A ceramic container meticulously crafted by an artisan, commonly found in taverns. Its wide mouth makes it convenient for filling and pouring. |
| -- | A ceramic storage container designed for grains and similar goods. The two handles allow for easy transport. | |
| -- | A single-handled ceramic storage container used for everyday storage in households across Pywel. | |
| -- | A ceramic container carefully crafted by an artisan, used for essential water storage in both homes and taverns. | |
| -- | Designed to stow various types of food while maintaining aesthetic appeal. The glaze gives it a polished finish. | |
| -- | A ceramic jar with a tall, cylindrical form used for grain storage. | |
| -- | Multiple ceramic food containers stacked together for efficient storage and display. | |
| -- | A metal water bottle with a narrow, sloped mouth that makes pouring water convenient. Features a distinctive blue glaze. | |
| White-Handled Water Bottle | -- | A ceramic tavern bottle with a wide base for stability. Common in drinking establishments throughout Pywel. |
| White Jar-Shaped Water Bottle | -- | A ceramic tavern bottle with a jar-like form, popular in the Hernandian Territory. |
| Long White Water Bottle | -- | An extended ceramic water bottle designed for carrying larger volumes on long journeys. |
-- | A container for household food and water storage, commonly found in kitchens. | ||
| -- | A ceramic tavern beverage container used in establishments across the continent. | |
| -- | A ceramic grain storage jar, a staple in rural households. | |
| -- | A ceramic food storage container with a shallow, wide profile. | |
| -- | A ceramic food container in a damaged state. Despite its condition, it is still valued as a collectible. | |
| -- | A standard ceramic grain storage jar found in farming communities. |
Wooden vessels are lightweight containers carved by artisans. Many of these hold deep personal meaning for the people of Pywel, serving as everyday drinking cups, plates, and storage bottles. Their modest material value belies the care put into their creation.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| -- | A wooden container carved with much love by an artisan. It holds deep meaning despite its material value, commonly found as a part of daily lives. | |
| -- | A wooden plate used for serving bread and other baked goods at meals. | |
| -- | A deep wooden serving bowl used in household kitchens. | |
| -- | A wooden bowl designed for storing and serving grain. | |
| -- | A wooden food storage vessel, practical and commonly used. | |
| -- | A wooden drinking vessel found in households across Pywel, shaped for easy handling. | |
| -- | A common wooden storage bottle. Light and practical for everyday use. | |
| -- | A flat wooden plate used for food, found in homes and taverns alike. | |
| -- | A common wooden bottle that is light and easy to carry, popular among travelers. | |
| 1 | A wooden container carved with much love by an artisan. Made from common wood, it is the most popular water bottle. It is relatively light, so many folks carry it around. |
Metal containers and utensils are meticulously cast by artisans. Their smooth, stable curves reflect the high level of craftsmanship in Pywel's metalworking traditions. Metal wares tend to sell for higher prices than ceramic or wooden items, with the Iron Pot fetching 9 Bells.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9 | A metal container meticulously cast by an artisan. Its smooth, stable curves make it perfect for displaying fruit or adding a classic touch to the dining table. | |
| 3 | A metal container meticulously crafted by an artisan. Ideal for savoring drinks, the cup is primarily used at banquets or rituals. Its subtle sheen stands out, but its weight makes it inconvenient to carry. | |
| -- | A metal drinking vessel commonly seen at banquets and ceremonial events throughout Pywel. | |
| -- | A metal serving bowl with a polished finish, used in both kitchens and display. |
Lighting collectibles range from simple candles to ornate glass lamps. These items fill spaces with warmth and are popular choices for Greymane Camp decoration. Candles are among the cheapest collectibles at 1 Bell each, while the more elaborate glass lamps are rarer finds.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | A source of light that illuminates the dark with its gentle flickering flame. It provides tranquility of the psyche, and the modest yet steady light lingers long in one's mind, making small moments memorable. | |
| -- | A basic candle providing a steady, unadorned light. Simple but effective. | |
| -- | A dual-candle lighting fixture that provides twice the illumination of a single candle. | |
| -- | A candelabra holding three candles, offering warm ambient light for larger rooms. | |
| -- | A source of light that illuminates the dark with its gentle flickering flame. It provides tranquility of the psyche, and the modest yet steady light lingers long in one's mind, making small moments memorable. | |
| -- | A source of light that softly brightens the darkness, filling the space with warmth. Glass, metal, gemstones, or other materials catch the light, scattering gently, conveying both calm and warmth. | |
| -- | A source of light that softly brightens the darkness, filling the space with warmth. Glass, metal, gemstones, or other materials catch the light, scattering gently. | |
| -- | A glass lamp with a cool-toned aesthetic, casting a pale, icy glow across the room. | |
| -- | A smaller glass lamp with warm twilight tones, suited for intimate spaces. | |
| -- | A glass lamp that emits a cool, icy-white glow. Popular as a decorative accent. | |
| -- | A glass lamp with a distinctive lilac hue, said to originate from the pavilions of Pywel's noble estates. |
Decorative dolls and artwork represent the creative spirit of Pywel's people. Each piece is crafted with love and serves as a small companion or centerpiece. This category also includes natural art pieces like flower baskets and sculptural works like kinetic art and decorative stones.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| -- | An artwork crafted with love that serves as a small companion. Its simple yet beautiful attire carries the warm sentiment of its creator. This evocative piece inspires a sense of timeless friendship through its silent, steadfast presence. | |
| -- | A doll figure wearing a brown bonnet, handcrafted with care and attention to detail. | |
| -- | A doll dressed in brown clothing, reflecting the everyday fashion of Pywel's rural communities. | |
| -- | A generic companion doll, simple in form but cherished by collectors. | |
26.6 | An artwork where movement and balance exist in harmony. Structures crafted from various materials move, creating scenes where light and shadow merge together. This sculptural artwork allows the viewer to feel vitality within the space itself. | ||
| -- | A work of art shaped by wind, water, and the passage of time. Its surface carries a quiet glow and subtle grain, sometimes as intricate as scales, and at other times as fierce as flames, drawing the viewer into the timeless flow of nature. | |
| 1 | A natural work of art that refreshes the soul just by looking at it. It may not hold the immense value of other artworks, but the beauty of these carefully selected flowers warms the heart of any observer. |
Some collectibles are earned through specific activities or found in unique circumstances. These items carry particular significance and often sell for higher prices. The Weapons Box commands 38 Bells, while the craftable Dark Red Dye is the single most valuable collectible at 57 Bells.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
-- | A trophy awarded to the winner of the duel tournament. The ragged breaths that once filled the arena and the crowd's roaring cheers are still soaked into it. | ||
| 38 | A box built with a sturdy and secure structure to guard secrets. Crafted for various purposes such as strongboxes and document chests, it reflects individual needs and tastes. Though the exterior may be rugged, each one holds its own unique story and meaning inside. | |
| 1 | A container crafted from leather meticulously tanned by an artisan. Lightweight and easy to carry, it serves as an ideal water bottle for long journeys. Its excellent waterproofing and sealing make it highly practical, while the leather's natural color and texture are pleasing to the eye. | |
| -- | Objects that stir curiosity. Each collectible carries its own story. Varied in shape and material, these assorted trinkets are kept with the thought that they may one day prove useful. | |
19 | Objects that stir curiosity. Each collectible carries its own story. Varied in shape and material, these assorted trinkets are kept with the thought that they may one day prove useful. | ||
| 57 | [Crafting Method] Crafting Tool: Cauldron. Materials: Pink Medicinal Herb x10 + Rhinoceros Beetle x3 + Longhorn Beetle x1 + Stag Beetle x2. Commonly handled in the Hernandian Territory; Oliver the Dyer can recreate this color. |
Paintings are a special sub-category of collectibles that can be stolen from manor houses or purchased from vendors. These artworks depict scenes from Pywel's history, landscapes, and battles. Stolen paintings can be sold to fences for quick profit or kept as decorations.
Image | Item | Sell Price | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
-- | A painting that can be stolen from Glenbright Manor. Depicts a scene on the eve of a great conflict. | ||
-- | A painting that can be stolen from Glenbright Manor. Portrays the golden fields of Pywel's agricultural heartland. |
The following table summarizes all confirmed sell prices for collectibles, sorted from highest to lowest value. Items marked with "--" have unconfirmed prices that may be updated as more data becomes available.
Image | Item | Sell Price (Bells) | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
57 | Special (Craftable) | ||
38 | Special | ||
26.6 | Dolls and Art | ||
19 | Special | ||
9 | Metal Wares | ||
3 | Metal Wares | ||
2 | Ceramic Containers | ||
1 | Candles and Lamps | ||
1 | Dolls and Art | ||
1 | Wooden Vessels | ||
1 | Special |
Exploration: Search towns, homes, and points of interest throughout Pywel. Many collectibles are hidden in interactable objects such as shelves, crates, and cabinets. Pay attention to the UI prompt that appears when you are near an interactable object.
Vendors: Some vendors across the continent sell collectibles for Bells. Check vendor inventories regularly, as their stock may rotate over time.
Crafting: Certain collectibles like Dark Red Dye can be crafted using a cauldron with specific ingredients. The crafting recipe requires Pink Medicinal Herb x10, Rhinoceros Beetle x3, Longhorn Beetle x1, and Stag Beetle x2.
Tournaments: Trophies are earned by winning competitions such as the Spear Duel tournament.
Theft: Some paintings and valuables can be stolen from manor houses like Glenbright Manor. Stolen collectibles can be sold to fences or kept as decorations.
Explore every building and room you encounter. Collectibles are often tucked away in corners or on shelves.
Check vendor inventories regularly, as their stock may change over time.
Some collectibles are region-specific, so you may need to progress the story to access new areas and find them all.
Pay attention to interactable objects highlighted by the game's UI prompt system.
If you are short on Bells, prioritize selling high-value items like the Weapons Box (38 Bells), Kinetic Art: Counterweight (26.6 Bells), and Scales (19 Bells) rather than common ceramics.
When gifting collectibles to NPCs, start with low-value duplicates. There is no confirmed bonus for giving expensive items over cheap ones.
Dark Red Dye is the most valuable collectible at 57 Bells, but crafting it requires a cauldron and multiple beetle species, so weigh the crafting cost against the sell price.
