Difference between revisions of "Bags"

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----+++Bags, backpacks, and containers
+#REDIRECT [[Inventory Management]]
-Carrying a lot of stuff on your person can lead to heavy encumbrance (RpgEncumbrance).  Putting things in a bag can alleviate this problem.
-Bags support the following commands:
-&lt;UL&gt;
-&lt;LI&gt;&lt;B&gt;get (item) from bag&lt;/b&gt; -- get an item out of the container.
-&lt;LI&gt;&lt;b&gt;put (item) in bag&lt;/b&gt; -- put an item back in the container.
-&lt;LI&gt;&lt;b&gt;open bag&lt;/b&gt; -- open the container.
-&lt;LI&gt;&lt;b&gt;close bag&lt;/b&gt; -- close the container.
-&lt;/UL&gt;
-The most important effect of bags and backpacks is weight reduction -- they effectively reduce the weight of whatever&#39;s put in them.  You can see this effect by looking at your &lt;b&gt;inventory&lt;/b&gt; (CommandInventory) before and after putting something in a bag.  This is meant to simulate the ability of bags to make carrying items less bulky.
-Some bags are better at this than others.  You can find out which bags are best with the &lt;b&gt;appraise&lt;/b&gt; command (CommandAppraise).
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