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Accessories in Lineage Piece are outfits and wearables that multiply Strength, Health, Weapon, and Power. You farm a specific world boss or portal for one piece, then pick the multipliers that match your melee style or sword kit. Early farms like Yuji's Collar and Hero Gauntlets drop often. Later outfits hide behind keys and summons, with Firefly's Outfit leading Strength and Solemn's Outfit leading Weapon.

Artifacts are midgame armor sets you equip after unlocking the Artifact NPC in Scorched Ruins. You spend Trial's Keys to open Sovereign, Abyss, or Jura Forest portals, then try to fill helmet, chestplate, leggings, and boots with matching pieces so the 4-piece bonus turns on. Each set boosts one job: weapon, melee, power, mastery, or boss damage, with Pure Lineage as the hybrid middle ground. The 4-piece bonus is why you farm a specific trial instead of wearing whatever dropped.

Bosses in Lineage Piece are the named fights you farm for materials, titles, outfits, and the swords or melee styles those items unlock. Some wait on an island timer. Some cost gems at a summoner. Some sit at the end of a keyed portal. Pick the fight that matches the spec you actually want next, and only spend a key you can finish.

Fighting styles are the melee kits you use in Lineage Piece, separate from swords. You start with Combat, then buy later styles from island NPCs with coins, gems, and boss materials. Later styles also check your race or title, and mastery NPCs unlock extra keys like R, F, or V. Pick the style that matches a grind you can actually finish.

Fruits in Lineage Piece are extra attack kits you roll at the Lineage Town Fruit Reroll NPCs. Each fruit adds skill keys next to your weapon and melee style, and fruit damage climbs with Power, not Strength. Bomb, Flame, and Quake help you farm early, then you usually swap combat to a stronger style. Light is the rare travel fruit players keep for hopping islands.

Haki is extra combat power you unlock in the middle of Lineage Piece. Observation Haki comes from Sogeking on Deeproot Jungle after a world-boss and torch quest, and it gives you dodges. Armament Haki, also called Buso or Bosu, comes from the Buso Haki NPC on Frostborn Island for a Haki Book and gems, and it adds a damage aura you can recolor. You can keep both, and Conqueror's Haki is not in the game.

Islands in Lineage Piece are the teleporter destinations you hop between as you level, unlock systems, and farm bosses. Early islands follow a level track for swords and Haki. Later ones split by job: spec combat, fruit and race rerolls in Lineage Town, Tower on Monument Isle, or summon farms on Legend's Arena and Fossil Island. Raid rooms sit behind keys on a parent island, so pick the stop that matches the unlock you actually need.

Items in Lineage Piece are the chests, ores, keys, rerolls, books, and named boss mats you spend to open raids and buy styles or swords. Chests drop from combat. Ores come from Huge Stone on Dawnwind Village. Keys open one dungeon each, and named materials drop from the boss or raid that actually lists them. Pick the pile that matches the next unlock and stay on that farm.

Your race in Lineage Piece is a passive stat layer that sits under your weapon and style. Most races come from a Race Reroll at the Lineage Town NPC, while later exclusives need a special item, a hand-in, or a Hueco Mundo quest. Some races are also the key a spec seller or mastery NPC will not take without. Pick the race that matches the kit you already want to play.

Simulated Sea cards are the buffs you buy inside Monument Isle's roguelite mode. Rest rooms sell Isolation, Tidal Striker, and Blade Rifter cards, then let you upgrade them as later seas get more expensive. Isolation is the mixed-stat deck with no stack prize. Tidal Striker is melee and Blade Rifter is swords, and each of those two grows stronger if you stay in that deck.

A title in Lineage Piece is a one-slot nameplate you swap at the Title NPC in Lineage Town. Utility titles add luck, coins, gems, or EXP from a level or a Tower rank. Offense titles drop from named bosses and add damage to one spec, and several mastery desks will not finish unless that matching title is on. Wear a farm title when you grind, then swap to the matching spec title when you fight.

A trait in Lineage Piece is a passive combat roll on your character. You spend a Trait Reroll at the Lineage Town NPC, and the new roll replaces the old one. Lower rarities add small damage, health, or cooldown, then Mythical and Lineage stack the big percents, including crit on The Disgraced One. Save your tickets until those percents matter, because the desk will happily hand you None.

Weapons in Lineage Piece are swords you buy from island NPCs, separate from melee styles and fruits. Early blades are coin shops in Dawnwind Village, Deeproot Jungle, and Frostborn Island. Later swords want materials, a matching race, or banner tickets, and mastery NPCs unlock extra keys. Pick the blade that matches a grind you can actually finish.