Inventory (concept)

Inventory refers to all of the items that a character is carrying and wearing, and associated systems.

Worn Slots

Each item that may be worn must be worn on a certain "slot" on the body. There is a limit to how many items may be worn in each slot (as indicated below).
Note: The term "slot" may be regarded as OOC, as a normal person would not say, "I'm wearing the tunic in the shirt slot."

The sort order given is for SORT AUTOMATIC HEADTOTOE.

Sort Order	Inventory Slot	Premium	Subbed	Free	F2P Booster
1	on the head	2	1	1
2	like head armor	1	1	1
3	tied to the hair	1	1	1
4	placed in the hair	1	1	1
6	over the right eye	1	1	1
7	over the left eye	1	1	1
8	on an ear	2	2	1
9	on both ears	2	1	1
10	in/on the nose	1	1	1
11	around the neck	3	3	1
12	on shoulders	1	1	1
13	on the body	32	30	10	20
14	over the shoulder	3	3	2	1
15	on the back	1	1	1
16	as a shirt with armor	3	2	1
17	like a shirt	1	1	1
18	on the upper arm	3	2	1
19	like arm armor	1	1	1
20	as an elbow weapon	1	1	1
21	as a left arm shield	1	1	1
22	on the wrist	4	2	1
23	as a parry stick	1	1	1
24	as a hand weapon	1	1	1
25	on the hands	1	1	1
26	on a finger	6	4	2	2
27	around the waist	3	2	1
28	attached to the belt	6	4	2	2
29	on the tail	3	2	1
30	like pants	1	1	1
31	like leg armor	1	1	1
32	on the thigh	3	2	1
33	as a knee weapon	1	1	1
34	on an ankle	4	2	1
35	as a foot weapon	1	1	1
36	on the feet	1	1	1
	total worn slots	97	82	47	72
	junk room nag	400	400	75	175
	inventory maximum	500	500	100	200

At Feet Slot

In addition to the worn inventory slots itemized above, you also have an At Feet slot. This is considered on the ground, however it is exempt from janitor room cleaning, Compost and other similar room-cleaning actions. Items in this slot, such as Wayerd pyramids, will continue to function normally. While items are at your feet, you are able to interact with them normally, however others in the room will not be able to interact with them other than to see the item if they LOOK at you or any atmospheric messaging the item at your feet may give (such as the humming of a pyramid).

Losing your hands to injuries results in your held items dropping to your feet instead of the ground.

In order to use this slot:

• LOWER GROUND: Place item in right hand at your feet.
• LOWER GROUND RIGHT/LEFT: Place item in indicated hand at your feet.
• STOW FEET: Stow an item at your feet.

To retrieve the item in this slot, in most cases you can simply GET <item>. However, if there is another similar item in the room, it will attempt to pick up the non-ground item first. In that case, STOW <item> will attempt to retrieve the item at your feet first and will allow you to safely return the item to your person.

Finally, there should be no concern about forgetting an item in the At Feet slot due to movement, disconnection or log-out. Movement is prohibited while you have an item at your feet, and the item will stay with you on log out as with all other inventory slots. In order to restore movement, GET or STOW your <item> and you will regain normal movement abilities.

Alternatively you may:

• DUMP FEET: Dumps all items at your feet onto the ground.
• EMPTY FEET: Moves all items at your feet onto the ground (same as DUMP FEET).

Encumbrance and Weight

All items have a weight rating, which in DragonRealms is measured in stones.

See Encumbrance for more details.

Maximum Inventory

By design, characters in DragonRealms are limited to 500 total items carried on their person. If you exceed 400 items, you will receive a warning.

If you ever have 500 items or more (not just on login), your character will be automatically placed into a special area (the Junk Yard) where you will be forced to reduce your inventory below 500 before you can return to the game.

Use the INVENTORY CHECK command to see roughly how many items you are carrying.

Currency

Money does not normally take up inventory slots, though it does contribute weight at a rate of one stone per 5 coins.

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