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A {{name}} is a common type of furniture found villages, lairs, dungeons, and other locations throughout the world. They have the ability to contain items, and will often spawn with valuable loot inside.
 
Additionally, {{name|plural}} can be picked up and held in a creature's inventory while still containing items.
 
==Tips==
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* Storing important items inside a {{name}} which is carried in the player's inventory can help circumvent the name-scrambling effect of [[Confused|confusion]], as the player can simply search through their items until they find one which can be opened, which must be their {{name}}. This allows one to reliably access the items stored in the {{name}}, which can be distinguished from one another either by only keeping one type of item in the {{name}}, or by keeping track of how many of each item are stored, as the number of items in a stack will still be visible when [[confused]]. Useful items to store include:
** {{favilink|witchwood bark}} for emergency healing. (When already confused, eating witchwood bark has no downside)
** {{favilink|yuckwheat stem|plural}}, in order to cure the confusion.
** A [[recoiler]], to allow an escape if one manages to get far away from danger to use it.


[[Category:Furniture]]
[[Category:Furniture]]

Revision as of 22:26, 6 December 2020

chest
Chest.png
HP

10

Tier

0

Character

ID?Use this ID to Wish for the item

Chest

MA Bonus

+0

Extra Info:
    chest

    A simple chest made from dried brinestalk.

    Perfect

    A chest is a common type of furniture found villages, lairs, dungeons, and other locations throughout the world. They have the ability to contain items, and will often spawn with valuable loot inside.

    Additionally, chests can be picked up and held in a creature's inventory while still containing items.

    Tips

    This section is opinion-based. Your mileage may vary.
    • Storing important items inside a chest which is carried in the player's inventory can help circumvent the name-scrambling effect of confusion, as the player can simply search through their items until they find one which can be opened, which must be their chest. This allows one to reliably access the items stored in the chest, which can be distinguished from one another either by only keeping one type of item in the chest, or by keeping track of how many of each item are stored, as the number of items in a stack will still be visible when confused. Useful items to store include:
      • witchwood bark for emergency healing. (When already confused, eating witchwood bark has no downside)
      • yuckwheat stems, in order to cure the confusion.
      • A recoiler, to allow an escape if one manages to get far away from danger to use it.