Verb:STOW

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STOW will put your items in your default container.

Usage:

  STOW [type] {item}
   - STOW the {item} in your configured [type] container, or your
     default container if [type] is not specified or configured.

  STOW SET {container}
   - Sets the default container in which to STOW items.
  STOW SET {type} {container}
   - Sets the {type} container in which to STOW items.

  STOW (LEFT | RIGHT | ALL) [type]
   - STOW them item(s) held in the specified hand(s) in your default container.
   - If a valid [type] is specified, STOW the item(s) in your [type] container.

  STOW LIST
   - Show your current STOW container configuration.

  STOW CLEAR
   - Clear all STOW container settings and start fresh after confirmation.

  Valid STOW containers must be worn in your inventory.

  You may also click on an item in your hand and choose "stow" from the menu to stow it.

  Use STOW SET to see details on container types that work with this verb.

TYPES include:

You may also specify individual containers to hold the following specific classes of commonly stowed items.
You may STOW SET {TYPE} for the following types: BOX, GEM, HERB, SKIN, WAND, SCROLL, POTION, REAGENT, TRINKET, LOCKPICK, TREASURE, FORAGEABLE

Example 1:

To set your "knapsack" as your GEM stow container, do the following:

  • STOW SET GEM KNAPSACK

With an emerald in your hand, to stow the emerald in your knapsack (which is now your GEM stow container):

  • STOW GEM EMERALD

Example 2:

To set your "backpack" as your WAND stow container, do the following:

  • STOW SET WAND BACKPACK

With a wand in your hand, to stow the wand in your backpack (which is now your WAND stow container):

  • STOW WAND WAND

See also