191
edits
Changes
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Did you know that your kid's candy can hide a Type-81 LMG??? Stay safe
==Your Stash==
Eventually, you'll start getting a lot of pretty decent loot that you might want to save in case you can clone it, or just hold in reserve for a rainy, bloody, night. The problem is that you can't hold that much, and leaving it behind to constantly organize is a waste of time and food. This is compounded by the fact that even if you can hold onto items, the fragile ones often break from screams and mainly explosions later on, which is quite the nuisance.
The solution to this is to create a stash, or a safe location to store your most precious items (mainly scrolls and wands). The most common application of this is chests, which cost a bit of extra weight but a lot of protection. If you can lock said chests, you can even leave them on the ground at the start, because enemies won't go them. However if you want to keep the heavy chests with you, a [[sol stone]] is the best thing to hold with it, as its indestructible and has negative weight. With a [[socm]], sol stones become even more useful, become insanely large negative weight to the point of being practically weightless. The best materials for this in order with their respective required intelligence are [[Neutronium]] (requiring 45 int), [[Slade]] (23 int), and [[Solarium]] (35 int, which hardens into neutronium at 40 int).You can find a [[neutronium]] [[Sol Stone]] on [[Nihil]] if you're powerful enough, and clone sol stones for the maximum results.
The better alternative to chests are lockboxes, which are nigh indestructible compared to chests. However, this comes at the drawback that they can hold much less material.
Regardless of the material, unless it's at least the quite good (such as [[orichalcum]]), it will be broken with relative ease by mages. [[Ischaldirh]] will destroy anything with enough luck, and the [[Enner Beast]] can break all locks.
==Money, [[Merka]], and Murder==
