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No items or monsters match your search.
One search box across every item and monster in Aeternum. Fuzzy-matches partial names and typos, entirely in your browser.
No items or monsters match your search.
This tool loads the site's full item and monster catalogues once — static/data/items.json (983 entries) and static/data/monsters.json (347 entries) — then matches everything you type against both lists in your browser. There is no per-keystroke network request. Results are ranked by a simple fuzzy scorer: an exact substring match anywhere in the name scores highest, an exact match at the very start of the name scores highest of all, and a fallback in-order character match (every letter of your query appears somewhere in the name, in the same order) catches typos and partial words that a strict substring match would miss.
Item results link back into the Item Database with your query pre-filled via its own bookmarkable filter, since several items share a display name and cannot be resolved to one guaranteed detail page. Monster results show full combat stats (level, HP, STR, DEF, DEX, LCK, XP, gold range) inline, pulled straight from monsters.json.
The page loads items.json and monsters.json once, then matches your query entirely in the browser using a lightweight fuzzy-match scorer — no server request per keystroke. It ranks exact substring matches highest, then falls back to an in-order character match so typos and partial names still surface the right result.
Yes. The fuzzy matcher accepts any query whose letters appear in the same order somewhere in the item or monster name, even with extra characters in between, so short typos and partial words still return relevant results — just ranked lower than an exact substring match.
Several items and monsters share the same display name (for example, multiple "Wolf Pelt" drops at different tiers), so a name alone cannot be turned into one guaranteed page URL. Items link back into the searchable Item Database with your query pre-filled instead; monsters are shown with full stats inline.
Yes. As you type or switch the Items/Monsters/All filter, the query is written into the page's URL hash (for example #q=fang&kind=item), so you can copy the link, bookmark it, or share it and the same results will load.