In the character menu, you will find an option to select your preferred crime, and along with it, you will receive some items. In this guide, we will see all the crimes that you can select in Salt and Sacrifice.
Salt and Sacrifice – All Crimes in the Game and What They Mean
There are 12 crimes that you can choose while playing Salt and Sacrifice, and for each crime, you will get your starting items. Here we will see what the crimes that you can select are and what items you will get from it in Salt and Sacrifice.
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For those who are familiar with how keepsakes and gifts work in the Souls series, crimes are similar. You will have to select your preferred crime at the start of the game, and with any crime you select, you will get specific items. Below are all the crimes and items that you will get in Salt and Sacrifice.
| Crime | Item | Use |
| Alchemy | Phlogiston Decoction (x3) | Throwable item, deals Fire damage |
| Arson | Fire Bomb (x5) | Explosive Throwable |
| Blasphemy | Censer of Harmony | Can be used in multiplayer to direct creatures to attack any hostile invaders. |
| Brigandry | Cutthroat’s Dagger | Charm – Increases Max Stamina |
| Drunkenness | Cracked Wineskin (x5) | Consumable item |
| Forgery | Forged Deed | Can be used on Shopkeeper Arnald to sell a house |
| Heresy | Krine Tablet | Special item belonging to Krine, the Judging God |
| Lasciviousness | Lock of Hair | As the name suggests, used as a keepsake |
| Smuggling | Signal Lantern | Made of brass, this signal lantern relies on small burst of flames and concentrated quicklime to work |
| Sumptuousness | Signet Ring | A Charm used by noble families |
| Usury | Bag of Silver | Grants 1,000 Silver |
| Vagrancy | Wooden Doll | A regular wooden doll. |
Crimes are not co-related to the gameplay much, but the items you get from selecting your crime will help you out. Crimes like Alchemy, Usury, and Arson, can give you starting items that you can use on your journey.
That’s all there is to know about crimes and what they mean in Salt and Sacrifice. If you like this guide you can check out our other guides as well.
