𝓘𝓽𝓮𝓶 𝓘𝓷𝓯𝓸𝓻𝓶𝓪𝓽𝓲𝓸𝓷
Items are anything in the world your character can use to aid them in their pursuit of power. Items can be bought from your local marketplace, they can also be crafted with enough [Intelligence Stat]
RPC's can store their items beneath their [POSTERS], RPC's can carry up to [5] items without the use of a napsack or any other method of storage. *Don't fret, Items listed in the [Pirate Inventories] are not the same as Item listed within the [Marine's Most Wanted List] So the World Government doesn't automatically know how much money a criminal has, or the items they have.
Custom Items are unique to the RPC, or can be generously shared with the world via shops and businesses. RPC's are awarded [3 Custom Items Slots] after character creation. Additional item slots can be purchased for [1,000,000 beli] a piece via the [Update Thread], however. RPC's are allowed to take only 3 of their best customs with them to battle. they must be selected and pre-approved before the RPC can claim the fight for exp. Users are able to carry as many guild items as they can fit into their napsacks into battle, however they are only allowed 3 custom items at a time in a fight, as to prevent spamming.
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Items are categorized into [TAGS]. Tags are prerequisites or requirements that the character has met in order to create said custom technique.
>Implying that you've read the matching [Technique Information] you should have a generally idea as how tags work. But in case you missed it.
Items are generally broken into tags.
An Item's [Primary Tag] is generally associated with the characters Occupation (If the item is occupational of course.)
Below lies a list of Primary Tags
[Medical]
[Craftsmen]
[Blacksmith]
[Navigation]
[Musician]
[Merchant]
Nextly, Items can be given [Secondary Tags] which can provide us more information on the basis of the custom item in question.
Below lies a list of Secondary Tags
[Dial]
[Cyborg]
[Miscellaneous]
[Cosmetic]
[Weapon]
[Armor]
[Ship Attachment]
Lastly they are [Tertiary Tags] generally placeholders, Tertiary Tags are there just in case an item falls under multiple tags. *Ex. Frankie's Strong Right attachment. It's primary tag could be [Craftsmen] with a Secondary of [Cyborg] and a tertiary tag of [Weapon]... Tertiary tags will be expanded on later in further depth.
An Item's [Primary Tag] is generally associated with the characters Occupation (If the item is occupational of course.)
Below lies a list of Primary Tags
[Medical]
[Craftsmen]
[Blacksmith]
[Navigation]
[Musician]
[Merchant]
Nextly, Items can be given [Secondary Tags] which can provide us more information on the basis of the custom item in question.
Below lies a list of Secondary Tags
[Dial]
[Cyborg]
[Miscellaneous]
[Cosmetic]
[Weapon]
[Armor]
[Ship Attachment]
Lastly they are [Tertiary Tags] generally placeholders, Tertiary Tags are there just in case an item falls under multiple tags. *Ex. Frankie's Strong Right attachment. It's primary tag could be [Craftsmen] with a Secondary of [Cyborg] and a tertiary tag of [Weapon]... Tertiary tags will be expanded on later in further depth.
