10-Sided Die
Spirit Crossing Items Database
Browse all 6322 player-facing items across 93 categories in the Spirit Crossing demo, including rarity tiers, crafting recipes, and sell values.
Wilderness Item Drops
Wilderness Pots can now only be harvested once per Wilderness, with 45% of pots yielding decor, clothing, recipes, or gifts.
Item Trading
Hairstyles are once again tradeable among players, while all Patterns have been made not tradeable.
A golden melody that tastes like honeyed fruit.
6-Sided Die
8-Bit Pattern
Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A—start!
For Marj's eyes only.
Just like Dad used to make.
The tag reads: 'Porpertry of Marjan.'
A weathered old sign, but the bear's little face refuses to give up.
A weathered old sign, but the bear's little face refuses to give up.
Caution: minor risk of cloud-to-face contact.
Caution: minor risk of cloud-to-face contact.
Everything's half-off, including the sign itself.
Everything's half-off, including the sign itself.
Abandoned Station Seats
Old, creaky, and still better than standing.
Abandoned Station Seats
Old, creaky, and still better than standing.
Comfortably ruined, like all the best things.
Comfortably ruined, like all the best things.
Still swaying to the rhythm of a trolley that's long gone.
Still swaying to the rhythm of a trolley that's long gone.
Still standing, even if the rest of the trolley moved on.
Still standing, even if the rest of the trolley moved on.
Accent Stand
A small, dignified platform for objects that like being noticed.
Accent Stand
A small, dignified platform for objects that like being noticed.
For Marj's invisible ink, used to write down her secret recipes.
Contribute to level up a Acorn Tree in your waystation.
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Data from the Spirit Crossing demo (build 26168555, version 15.4.1). Item records reflect extracted game client configuration files.
