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Unused Items & Equipment

This is a sub-page of Dark Souls II.

Ammo#

Icon

Name

Text/Icon ID

Summary

Description

Notes

Wooden Greatarrow

60840000

Wooden greatarrow

style="text-align: left; | Inexpensive wooden greatarrows.

Bows are excellent tools for attacking
foes from a safe distance, but naturally,
require an arrow to be equipped.

Greatbows will not function with ordinary
arrows. Equip specially-designed greatarrows.

Magic Greatarrow

60860000

Greatarrow inflicting magic damage

style="text-align: left; | Greatarrows imbued with magic.
Tipped with a Aromatic Ooze.

Weapons fortified with magic are particularly
effective against heavily armored foes
or creatures with thick scales.

If you require magic but have learned none
yourself, these will serve you well.

Dark Greatarrow

60890000

Greatarrow inflicting dark damage

style="text-align: left; | Greatarrows imbued with dark flame.
Tipped with Dark Pine Resin.

Weapons fortified with dark are effective
against those who fear the dark, such as
clerics and magical creatures.

If you require magic but have learned none
yourself, these will serve you well.

(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)

Armor#

Icon

Name

Model ID

Text/Icon ID

Description

Notes

Barrel

BD_1450

21450101 

style="text-align: left; | A large barrel.
One can wear this barrel, but it conceals
the arms, making movement very difficult.

The barrel is oddly comforting, however,
and gradually restores HP, perhaps an
effect of the strange crest painted upon it.

Rosabeth's Dress

BD_7630

27630101 

style="text-align: left; | A terribly worn dress.
Belonged to Rosabeth of Melfia.

Rosabeth adored this dress, despite the
fact it has no bearing on pyromancy.
If it suits your fancy, by all means, try it on.

Hunter's Hat

HD_1041

21041100 

style="text-align: left; | A commonplace leather hat with a feather.
Traditionally used by bow hunters.

The wildfowl Coco was ever-loyal to
the goddess Evlana, and hunters place its
feathers in their caps in hopes of receiving
the divine protection of the famed bird.

This item differs from the Hunter's Hat used in-game as its brim is much shorter and has the aforementioned feather.

[N/A]

HD_2481

002481100

[N/A]

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HD_3190

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Helm.

[N/A]

BD_3190

[N/A]

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This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Armor.

[N/A]

AM_3190

[N/A]

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This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Gauntlets.

[N/A]

LG_3190

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item appears to be a cleaner, shinier version of the Alonne Knight Leggings.

[N/A]

HD_1380

[N/A]

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This item, known as the Mask of the Sealer, first appeared in Dark Souls.

[N/A]

BD_1380

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item, known as the Crimson Robe, first appeared in Dark Souls.

[N/A]

AM_1380

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item, known as the Crimson Gloves, first appeared in Dark Souls.

[N/A]

LG_1380

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item, known as the Crimson Waistcloth, first appeared in Dark Souls.

(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)

Consumables#

Icon

Name

Text/Icon ID

Summary

Description

Notes

Rhoy's Stone

60330000

[N/A]

[N/A]

Rhoy's Stone of Knowledge

60340000

High chance of detecting chest trap

style="text-align: left; | The beloved magic stone of Rhoy the Explorer.
High chance of detecting treasure chest
traps, indicated by a red light.

There are more than a few men who take
advantage of the undoing of others. Many more.

[N/A]

Gold Talisman

60380000

Transform into a treasure chest

style="text-align: left; | A tiny charm embedded with imitative magic.
Use to transform into a treasure chest.

Use this talisman to trick invaders.
Only provides the most superficial camouflage,
but for those desperate for quick riches,
you will appear quite attractive indeed.

[N/A]

Fake Dead Talisman

60390000

Transform into a corpse

style="text-align: left; | A tiny charm embedded with imitative magic.
Use to transform into a corpse.

Use this talisman to trick invaders.
Only provides the most superficial camouflage,
but for those who fail to respect the dead,
your disguise will be quite effective.

[N/A]

Illusory Talisman

60400000

Transform into a phantom

style="text-align: left; | A tiny charm embedded with imitative magic.
Use to transform into a phantom.

Use this talisman to trick invaders.
Only provides the most superficial camouflage,
but for those naïve enough to never question
what they see, you should be very convincing.

Yellow Sea Troches

60220000

Temporarily boosts equipment break resist

style="text-align: left; | Troches with a strangely musty odor.
Temporarily boosts equipment break resist.

Verbal histories often mention Saint Elizabeth;
her uniquely concocted medicines and potions
are still widely used today.

Pungent Ooze

60245000

Apply powerful magic to right-hand weapon

style="text-align: left; | A mysterious sticky substance that
radiates a dim yellow light.
Applies powerful magic to right-hand weapon.

The affected weapon inflicts magic
damage for a short time. Particularly effective against
heavily armored foes or creatures with
thick scales.

More powerful version of Aromatic Ooze

Description is the same as Aromatic Ooze but replaces "pale white light" with "dim yellow light", and adds "powerful" to the third line.

[N/A]

0060300000

[N/A]

[N/A]

Given this icon's proximity to Bleeding Serum (0060290000), this could have been a more effective bleeding buff.

Ember of Adversity

Use to strengthen nearby foes.

This item's function is performed by the Bonfire Ascetic in the retail game.

Purple Moss Clump

60070000

Reduces poison build-up. Cures poison.

style="text-align: left; | A purple moss clump that has thrived
since ancient times. Reduces poison
build-up as well as curing poison.

If enough poison builds up in the body to
break out and cause poisoning, your HP
will start to decrease.

Deadly poisoning can occur at the most
unexpected times, so you would do well to
keep a supply close to hand.

This item is a leftover from Dark Souls. Its function is performed by the Poison Moss in the retail game. It is only found in the Network Test Version.

Torch

[N/A]

[N/A]

This is an alternate icon for the Torch item. While no longer used as the item's primary icon, it does appear in the retail game during loading screens.

[N/A]

0061010000

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0061020000

[N/A]

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This item appears to be a smaller fragment of the Petrified Dragon Bone (0061030000), which the ID of its icon precedes.

[N/A]

0061040000

[N/A]

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This item appears to be a smaller fragment of the Magic Stone (0061050000), which the ID of its icon precedes.

[N/A]

0061120000

[N/A]

[N/A]

Appears to be some form of unused enchanting material, as it's ID places it between the Bleed Stone and Raw Stone.

(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)

Key Items#

Icon

Name

Text/Icon ID

Summary

Description

Notes

Repairbox

0050630000

[N/A]

[N/A]

From Dark Souls, it allowed the player to repair their own items without visiting a blacksmith.

Weapon Smithbox

50640000

Tool for reinforcing weapons at bonfire

style="text-align: left; | Tool used to reinforce
weapons.

Rest at a bonfire to make
weapon reinforcement possible.

From Dark Souls, it allowed the player to reinforce Weapons without visiting a blacksmith.

Armor Smithbox

50650000

Tool for reinforcing armor at bonfire

style="text-align: left; | Tool used to reinforce
armor.

Rest at a bonfire to make
armor reinforcement possible.

From Dark Souls, it allowed the player to reinforce Armour without visiting a blacksmith.

(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)

Rings#

Icon

Name

Text/Icon ID

Summary

Description

Notes

Illusory Ring of the Vengeful

40560000

Certain equipment becomes invisible

A ring of red stone.
The stone is misshaped, however imperceptibly.
Renders certain equipment invisible.

Do not judge your foes by their appearance.
He who approaches without a sword
carries two behind his back.

Could have performed the same function as the Illusory Rings, but named with negative titles (as compared to "Conqueror" or "Exalted").

Unless these rings would have been obtained in a "You failed" sort of manner or the item descriptions were placeholders, their inclusion would have been pointless.

Illusory Ring of the Guilty

40570000

Certain equipment becomes invisible

A ring of black stone.
The stone is misshaped, however imperceptibly.
Renders certain equipment invisible.

Do not judge your foes by their appearance.
He who approaches without a sword
carries two behind his back.

Ring of War

40050000

Increases physical defense.

An iron ring granted to vanguard soldiers.
Increases physical defense.

Though the ring's properties are a great
boon to warriors, few were happy to accept
the ring, as it also meant that the wearer
would be sent out to die on the front lines.

Unused Ring from Network Test.
This item's icon is used by the Ivory Warrior Ring in the Crown of the Ivory King DLC, and it's description sounds similar to the Ring of Steel Protection.

[N/A]

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[N/A]

[N/A]

Unused Ring from Network Test. Was used as a placeholder texture named "yubiwa_test".
Not in final game's files.
The ring's signet resembles a bee/wasp, and could have been the Hornet Ring.

[N/A]

40170000

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item resembles the Old Sun Ring.
Could have functioned similarly, but inflicted magic damage given the ring's blue gem.

[N/A]

40190000

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item resembles the Old Sun Ring.
Could have functioned similarly, but inflicted lightning damage given the ring's yellow gem.

[N/A]

40200000

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item resembles the Old Sun Ring.
Could have functioned similarly, but inflicted dark damage given the ring's purple gem.

[N/A]

40270000

[N/A]

[N/A]

This item resembles the Tearstone Rings. It could have even been a "Green" Tearstone Ring, and increased stamina regeneration when at low health.

(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)

Weapons & Shields#

A few of the weapons in this table went unused for an event that gives the player reskinned weapons. Since they will have the same names as their regular counterparts, their unofficial nicknames will be provided.
For more information, see the DSII Wikidot.

Icon

Name

Model ID

Text/Icon ID

Description

Notes

Shadow Claws

3510

3510000

Claws used by those who lurk in the shadows.
A sharp blade is attached to each of the fingers.

Those who abandoned the knight's code
stooped to all manner of unspeakable deeds,
all for a bit of coin.

Cut weapon meant to drop from the Suspicious Shadows.

Caestus (Red Caestus)

5660

5660000

Weapon used to strike with one's fists.

The thick leather covering bears iron studs,
and protects the hands while augmenting
their striking power.

Attacks with the fists are solely dependent on
one's strength. With this weapon, any encounter
becomes a brawl.

Unused reskin of the Caestus. Has a red shell with a yellow sleeve.

Greataxe (Golden Greataxe)

5640

5640000

A greataxe wielded with both hands.

This greataxe, crafted with a gigantic, weighty
blade, is designed to inflict heavy damage,
and requires inhuman strength to handle.

Each swing of the greataxe requires the full
force of the body, leaving the wielder wide open.
Mastering this weapon will require the
most thorough training of both body and mind.

Unused reskin of the Greataxe. Entirely gold

Rapier (Black Rapier)

5630

5630000

A standard thrusting sword.

Thrusting swords are light swords with fine tips
that can be used while holding up a shield,
and are effective for parrying.

Use quick thrusts to damage hard-skinned foes.
Also effective when fighting in narrow spaces.

Unused reskin of the Rapier. Entirely black

[N/A]

1095

0011095000

[N/A]

This item can be seen in action here.

[N/A]

1890

0001890000

[N/A]

This item resembles the Dark Sword in Dark Souls, but is classified as a greatsword; the files for models and textures could only be found in the PC release of Dark Souls II

It can be seen in action here.

[N/A]

2450

0002450000

[N/A]

Given the name "Blue Flower Club" by Yeeter Griffin; the files for models and textures could only be found in the PC release of Dark Souls II.

This item can be seen in action here.

[N/A]

2510

0002510000

[N/A]

Appears to be the pair of tongs used by Lenigrast.
This item can be seen in action here.

The material name of Lenigrast's tongs have a different ID compared to the weapon model (7650)

[N/A]

7000

0007000000

[N/A]

(Source: Dark Souls II Wiki - Unused Content)

(Source: Yeeter Griffin/Challenger Andy - Dark Souls 2 Unused Parts List)