And now from the CoE 4.26 executable:

Download[www.dropbox.com] the Conquest of Elysium 4 complete definitions of all weapons, spells and magic items in the standard game.

For the curious among you: the corresponding CoE3 data in the CoE3 forum.
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"Weapons", by the way, is the term used for attack types in CoE modding, not to be confused with items, wielded by humanoids. The effect of a "weapon" needs not be harmful, it can also be beneficial (in the case of "weapons" intended to be used on friendly units) – or the effect can be the summoning of new unit(s) onto the battlefield.

Weapon definitions are what spells, items and monsters primarily refer to for their effects in battle.
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Like before, the format is c4m files (plain text files) with pseudo-mod code. And, for the best reading experience, I recommend a text editor with CoE syntax highlighting, such as the schemes I have made for Gedit and for Notepad++ – or, if nothing else, the syntax highlighting of just a Unix shell script. (The last one will at least make comments and string literals stand out from the rest.)

Whatever you do, I would advise you don't use the Notepad that comes with Windows. (If you're on Windows, you'll be much better off with Notepad++[notepad-plus-plus.org].) Microsoft Notepad and CoE modding (or just about any serious text processing) are two things that simply don't belong in the same sentence.
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So what about the monster data, you may ask. Or an updated spreadsheet? Don’t worry. Find links to both monster data and a new spreadsheet below.

In the past, I made a mega-upload of everything I had in a single thread – but, in retrospect, that was something I kind of regretted, as I found it a bit daunting to maintain and update all of that. So the somewhat more limited scope of this thread is a very intentional attempt to compartmentalize and make things a bit more manageable to me.

Other data:

• Terrain data.
  
• Class and recruitment data.
  
• Monster/unit data.
  
• And, of course, the Ritual data extracted by Colonel Dracula joins the Navy.
  
  
• Also, a spreadsheet with the data for terrain, items, weapons and spells in a more player-friendly format, plus, for modders, lists of sounds, fxIDs and monster flags.