Inventory command

Inventory
Displays worn, held and stored items, worn-slot usage, approximate item count, and filtered or recursive inventory searches.
INVENTORY CHECK You see: You are carrying between <number> and <number> items on you. INVENTORY LIST You see: You take a moment and rummage about your person, taking stock of your possessions... INVENTORY SEARCH <word> You see: You rummage about your person, looking for something... Others see: <Name> rummages about <his/her> person, looking for something. INVENTORY HELD You see: Both of your hands are empty. You see: In your right hand, you are carrying <item>, and in your left hand, you are carrying <item>. INVENTORY <container> You see: Inside the <container>, you see: Failure: You'll need to be holding <container> to do that!

The INVENTORY command displays information about the items carried, worn or stored by your character. It may be abbreviated INV.

Syntax

• INVENTORY or INVENTORY SHOW

Shows a description of the items you are wearing.

• INVENTORY CHECK

Gives a rough estimate of the number of items in your inventory.

• INVENTORY LIST

Recursively lists all items in your inventory. This search imposes roundtime based on the number of items searched.

• INVENTORY SLOTS

Shows how many items you are wearing in each worn slot and the maximum for each slot.

• INVENTORY SLOTS LIST

Lists the names of the available worn slots.

• INVENTORY SLOTS FULL

Lists the worn slots and the items occupying them.

• INVENTORY <SLOT>

Shows items worn in the specified slot.

• INVENTORY SEARCH <WORD>

Recursively searches your inventory for item descriptions containing the specified, case-sensitive text.

• INVENTORY HELD

Shows the items in your hands.

• INVENTORY ATFEET

Shows items in your at-feet slot.

• INVENTORY <CONTAINER>

Lists the immediate contents of a container you are holding.

• INVENTORY <FILTER>

Shows worn items matching a filter.

• INVENTORY <FILTER> FULL

Recursively searches worn items, held items and their containers for matches to a filter.

• INVFIX

Moves items stuck in your inventory to your hands.

Inventory filters

The headings Miscellaneous, Storage, Loot and Flags organize the help display but are not themselves valid filters.

Category	Filters
Combat: weapons	combat, weapons, melee, swappable, throwable, stackable, edged, blunts, pole, brawling
Combat: ranged	ranged, ammo, slings, bows, crossbows
Combat: armor	armor, shields, light, chain, brigandine, plate
Magic	magic, enchanted, wands, cambrinth, foci, scrolls
Miscellaneous	training, experience, guild, regen, music, transport
Storage	containers, stackers, ties, home, held, atfeet
Crafting: objects	crafting, objects, products, goods, tools, parts, remedies
Crafting: materials	materials, refined, raw, substances, metals, bones, stones, woods, cloths, leathers, herbs, sigils
Loot	quest, holloweve, incidentals, gems, boxes, collectibles, f2p
Fluff	fluff, feature, hiders, books, mail, color, atmospheric, pets, siegery, edibles
Flags	wearables, nonwearables, ezscripted, altered, bonded, registered, unregistered

Search results normally use item taps. With TOGGLE BRIEFINV enabled, INVENTORY output uses item short descriptions instead. Recursive searches include items attached to tie items.

Table output

TOGGLE TABLEINV changes INVENTORY LIST to a pipe-delimited table intended for export to a spreadsheet. The table includes each item's type, short name, tap, wear slot and current location. It also includes weight for characters with at least 500 ranks of Appraisal and value in Kronars for characters with at least 1,000 ranks of Appraisal. The table is resource-intensive and imposes additional roundtime.

When TOGGLE BRIEFINV is enabled, locations of nested items identify containers by their short descriptions; otherwise they use the containers' full taps. The broad types used in this table differ from the more detailed filters used by inventory searches.

Notes

• INVENTORY LIST and INVENTORY SEARCH <WORD> are recursive and cannot be used during active roundtime. Slot summaries are also unavailable during active roundtime.
• Clickable item links are available in XML-compatible clients. Worn-item links use REMOVE; links for other items use GET.
• INVENTORY CHECK reports a range rather than an exact count. Characters carrying too many items receive warnings and may be sent to the junkyard until their inventory is reduced.

See Also

• Inventory (concept)
• TOGGLE
• SORT
• DUMP

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