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	Node: harvest <node>. Nodes give out items and a little experience. There is a cooldown between uses. Unlike containers, nodes contain an 'infinite' supply and multiple players may harvest from the same node.		Node: harvest <node>. Nodes give out items and a little experience. There is a cooldown between uses. Unlike containers, nodes contain an 'infinite' supply and multiple players may harvest from the same node.

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Item Types

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	== Item Types ==		== Item Types ==


	Item type determines an item's main use.		Item type determines an item's main use.

Taski: Created page with "== Items == Items are objects in the world. Most can be interacted with, often by getting them and storing them in the inventory. Many items can be worn and bestow various bonuses. == Item Types == Item type determines an item's main use. Weapon: wield . Weapons replace base unarmed damage with the weapon's damage dice and damage type. Armor: wear . Armor items contribute to armor class. Clothing, jewelry: wear . Same as armor but d..."

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Created page with "== Items == Items are objects in the world. Most can be interacted with, often by getting them and storing them in the inventory. Many items can be worn and bestow various bonuses. == Item Types == Item type determines an item's main use. Weapon: wield <weapon>. Weapons replace base unarmed damage with the weapon's damage dice and damage type. Armor: wear <armor>. Armor items contribute to armor class. Clothing, jewelry: wear <clothing/jewelry>. Same as armor but d..."

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== Items ==

Items are objects in the world. Most can be interacted with, often by getting them and storing them in the inventory. Many items can be worn and bestow various bonuses.

== Item Types ==

Item type determines an item's main use.

Weapon: wield <weapon>. Weapons replace base unarmed damage with the weapon's damage dice and damage type.

Armor: wear <armor>. Armor items contribute to armor class.

Clothing, jewelry: wear <clothing/jewelry>. Same as armor but does not always contribute to armor class.

Food: eat <food>. Food reduces hunger.

Drink container, Fountain: drink <drink container>, fill <drink container>. These hold liquid that you may consume to reduce thirst. Drink containers hold a limited amount of liquid. Fountains are infinite.

Container: get <item> <container>, put <item> <container>. Containers hold multiple items and often reduce the combined weight of the items. A container, no matter how full, counts as one item for carry number purposes.

Furniture: sit <furniture>, rest <furniture>, sleep <furniture>. Furniture provides increased regeneration over sleeping on the ground.

Key: unlock <direction or item>, lock <direction or item>. Keys unlock and lock doors or lockable containers. Keys will disappear from a character's inventory upon quitting.

Boat: (automatic on moving). Boats allow a character to move over water. They work automatically and only need to be stored in the inventory.

Portal: enter <portal>. Portals transport characters to another room. Typically, they cannot be picked up.

Potion: quaff <potion>, throw <potion> <target>. Potions cast a spell upon a person, either the quaffer or the target of the throw. One use only.

Pill: eat <pill>. Pills cast a spell upon the eater. One use only.

Scroll: recite <scroll> <target>. Scrolls cast a spell upon a target. One use only.

Wand: zap <target>. Wands cast a spell upon the target. They come with multiple charges, and one charge is used per zap.

Staves: brandish <staff>. Staves cast a spell over the brandisher's group. Consumes charges. Not to be confused with the weapon type staff.

Instrument: hold <instrument>. Instruments are required for some bard songs.

Bow: hold <bow>. Bows are required to shoot arrows. Bows contribute their damage dice to the attack. See: archery.

Arrow: nock <arrow>, shoot <target> <optional direction>. Arrows can be shot while holding a bow. Arrows contribute damage type to the attack.

Net: hold <net> or automatic. Some skills use nets. See: entangle.

Treasure, gem: wear <treasure/gem>. May or may not be wearable. Often fetch a good price at shops.

Corpse: get <item> <corpse>, trophy <corpse> <body part>. Corpses appear after mobs or pc's are killed and contain their items. Trophy allows characters to remove body parts from the corpse. See also: tan, exsanguinate.

Writing: read <writing>, write <writing> <page number> <line to write>. Writings contain, amazingly, writing. Usually lore or clues.

Smoke: hold <smokeable>, puff, inhale. Smokables convey no bonus beyond looking cool. See: smoking.

Node: harvest <node>. Nodes give out items and a little experience. There is a cooldown between uses. Unlike containers, nodes contain an 'infinite' supply and multiple players may harvest from the same node.

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