# Items Your items include all of the possession your character wears or carries with them. They are stored and managed in your inventory. ### Equipable Items Some items such as weapons, armour, clothing and trophies can be equipped. Equipped items are worn or carried by your character. The armour your character is wearing will determine your **Armour** value, which is used to calculate your chances of avoiding damage in combat. Armour pieces are equipped in the corresponding equipment slot, such as body, head or shoulders. Only one armour item can be equipped to each slot. Jewellery and trophies can also be equipped to confer various benefits, including statistic modifiers. Your character has multiple slots for these types of items, meaning you can equip one in each corresponding slot. The weapons your character has equipped will determine the Damage your character inflicts in combat. You may have melee weapons such as swords, polearms and daggers, which affect your **Melee Damage**. You may also have ranged weapons such as bows or even the ancient weapons of the Aëdr, which affect your **Ranged Damage**. ### **Food** and **Beverages** Food and Beverage items can be used to heal your character. Each item represents one serve and is single use. It will be removed from your inventory once eaten or drunk. ### Consumable Items Consumable items generally include less culinary-oriented items such as potions and remedies. They have a range of effects from more powerful healing to granting stat boosts for a period of time. Each item represents enough to use a single time, and will be removed from your inventory once used. ### Arcane Items Arcane items are objects that have been imbued with power, including scrolls and artefacts. They also have a range of effects, some of which can affect your whole warband. They are different from consumables in that they may be used multiple times and are not removed from your inventory when they are used. ### Crafting Reagents Crafting items are most commonly only useful as reagents that are required by crafting formulas to create new items, or augment existing ones. Generally, crafting items cannot be used in their raw form. ### Quest Items Quest items are special items that you have been asked to find or deliver as part of a quest. They cannot be equipped or used, and will not form part of a crafting formula, unless the quest specifically requires that. {% hint style="info" %} To use or equip an item, go to the player screen by tapping on the profile picture in the top left, then go to the **Inventory** tab. Tap on the item you wish to use or equip and confirm the action. {% endhint %} ### Acquiring Items Items such as raw crafting materials and foraged food may be found in the wild. Many items are also available to buy from vendors in town markets. Some vendors will also buy items that you are willing to sell. You may also be rewarded with special or useful items for completing quests. --- # Agent Instructions: Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. Perform an HTTP GET request on the current page URL with the `ask` query parameter: ``` GET https://rulebook.dawnofthetyrant.com/rules/items.md?ask= ``` The question should be specific, self-contained, and written in natural language. The response will contain a direct answer to the question and relevant excerpts and sources from the documentation. Use this mechanism when the answer is not explicitly present in the current page, you need clarification or additional context, or you want to retrieve related documentation sections.