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- Each weapon family (aka "broad group") consists of 3 or 4 weapon groups. Learning a weapon skill in one group will give you a little skill in the other groups in the same family. So learning short blades means you can handle some long blades as well. That means that it's quite feasible for a non-warrior to be good in two types of weapons, and it's possible for a warrior to be good in many many different weapons (two families even).
- A champion can only carry six items and a trinket at a time, making the selection of items an important part of achieving victory. Items are only obtainable through the item shop located at the fountain. This is also where items are sold back for 70% of the total gold spent to obtain them. The exceptions to this are the Doran, gold income, consumable, and [[File:|20px|border|alt=|Guardian Angel|link=Guardian Angel]] Guardian Angel items, which return 40% their total cost.
- Certain titles in the series allow players to customize the command menu, enabling them to replace the Item command. Some battles disable the Item command, forcing the player to rely on Magic for recovery. In some games, equipment can be used via the Item command for item magic.
- An item is an object in a game that can commonly be picked up and used in a way.
- An item is an object carried in a character's inventory. It may refer to:
* Item (PS:T), the page for items in Planescape: Torment
* Item (T:ToN), the page for items in Torment: Tides of Numenera
- Items are accessories the player can equip on either themselves or other characters to enhance their stats. Some can provide a special effect or ability.
- An item is an aspect of the Dungeon Dice Monsters game. They are placed in the dungeon on the die they are contained in is unfolded. In the manga, items exist within rare black dice, as apposed to standard black dice. A rare black die contains both a monster and an item crest. The item crest is fixed to the inside of one square of the die. In the anime, a rare black die contains an item, but no monster.
- Items in a NWN module are things that can be carried by characters or contained in something's inventory. Items can be clothing, armor, weapons, magic items, treasure, very small rocks, or most nearly anything the module designer can think up.
- Items obtained are different from place to place up until Mario Kart 8, where items are now determined by how far you are from the leader.
- Items are things that player characters can pick up and add to their inventory.
- Items are one of the key components in the Pokémon World. Items like Potions and Oran Berries heal Pokémon, while items like Sun Stone and Deepseascale evolve certain species of Pokémon. Some boost friendship. Others create contest sheen.
- Items are the generic "things" that you can use, trade, auction, sell, or buy in Neopia. There are many categories of them on Neopets, but to name a few, there are food, toys, and weapons.
- Items are apart of Gaia Online's avatar system.
- Items are things that can be carried by characters or contained in something's inventory. Items can be clothing, armor, weapons, tools, magic items, treasure, very small rocks, or most nearly anything the module designer can think up. Unlike in NWN, all NWN2 item icons have the same standard size. [1] Some items can provide enhancements when worn or used (or in some cases, just being in inventory), while some are only related to quests. A variety are used as components in crafting. Bags can be used to store items with a weight reduction (the highest being Bag of Holding at 100% reduction).
- Ein Item ist ein Gegenstand, der während des Kampfes in der Luft erscheint und auf den Boden fällt. Das können Projektilwaffen, Wurfitems, Heiler usw. sein. Manche Items, wie Links Bomben oder Peachs Gemüse, werden von den Charakteren durch bestimmte Moves erzeugt. Kategorie:Items
- The following is a list of items in The World.
- There are nine items now.
- An item is any carriable object to be found in the dungeon. All items can be placed in your inventory, and they appear there under a number of categories, listed below. If the weight of the objects you are carrying becomes too much then you become encumbered. Items can be blessed, uncursed or cursed, which affects their properties. Some have charges, and can be charged, most can be destroyed, some are generated randomly, and some are unique. Many objects can pile up on top of each other on one square, but only the symbol of the top one is shown.
- Items can be acquired through merchants, collecting, combat victory, and quests. They can also be gathered or crafted by certain professions. All items have a category. For a complete list of items sorted by category, see . Items are also organized in four sections in a character's inventory. For a list of each section's categories, see the pages for Equipment, Miscellaneous, Resources and Quest Items.
- Items are objects found throughout the Kid Icarus series and have a variety of affects on gameplay. Items existed prior to the release of Kid Icarus: Uprising, but Uprising increased the number dramatically. Items are split into four different types: Throwing, Status Affecting, Assisting, and Unlocking. Here is a list of each.
- Epée Lance/Epée a 2 mains Dague Arc / Flèches Eventail Gong
- When you are equipped with various items from the item shop, your character will become more powerful. You can enjoy Rakion with more beautiful items.
- Der Begriff 'Item' hat sehr viele unterschiedliche Bedeutungen - die hier gebräuchlichste Übersetzung ist allgemein der Ausdruck 'Gegenstand' In Flyff gibt es verschiedene Items. Von Essen um die HP wiederherzustellen, über MP-Tränke bis zu den Monsterdrops, den sogenannten Loots. Alle haben eine bestimmte Wirkung und auch einen bestimmten Preis unter den Spielern: Während ein einfacher LolliPop kaum Käufer finden, kann ein TwinkelStone schon mal für 2k Penya verkauft werden. Auch sind einige Items nicht beim NPC erhältlich und müssen bei anderen Spielern erworben werden oder durch Monsterdrops in den eigenen Besitz gelangen.
- test Nourriture Catégorie:Nourriture
- An item is an object which is neither a weapon nor armor.
- All items are separetad by race and items are linked by the first race that hit it EX:A ouster hit an enemy but dont kill it, if a slayer go and kill it will drop ousters items/gear, they cannot be looted by other races, you can also cut heads to sell for npcs. You can store items in the storage (more commonly located on Perona), you need 100k to open the first sloth and it can store up to 20 items regardless of their size, same thing for subsquent slots but each has increased price (2th for 1kk, 3th for 10kk, 4th for 100kk)
- An item is any thing that may be picked up by a player, such as ammunition, weapons, armors, keys, special gear or powerups, and bonuses.
- Items are obtainable through the item Market. Items are sold back for 70% of the total coins spent to obtain them. The exceptions to this are the Buildings, which return ?% of the materials used. Emerald purchased items do not return emeralds on being sold back.
- An item is something that can be taken to inventory and can sometimes have its permissions modified. An item's name can be up to 63 characters and its description up to 127. Items in Second Life are: animations, bodyparts (eyes, hair, shapes, etc.), calling cards, clothing (shirts, shoes, socks, etc.), gestures, landmarks, notecards, objects, scripts, snapshots, sounds, and textures.
- An Item is anything that can be held within the inventory. There are several categories of item, including Equipment, food, pets, and Cash Shop items.
- Items are objects that can be obtained in many ways. They are physical objects which can go into a player's inventory, bank (coins only), and player house. A few ways of obtaining them are that they can be found on the ground, be traded by player, as a loot from a monster, or bought from a shop. Items are identified by their graphic and name by players and their ID by the client.
- WARに登場するItemは、大まかにクエスト・装備・生産・消費・精算・染色の６つに分けられる。
- An Item can be brought from either W-Shop or Curio Shop. Items are in your Dock and include coupons, furniture, food and coins.
- Een item (letterlijk vertaald 'voorwerp') is een voorwerp in Super Smash Bros. Er zijn veel voorwerpen, allemaal uniek, hoewel er veel op elkaar lijken. Categorie:Item
- __TOC__ An Item is an object that the Hero/ine can find in the Dungeon, pick up and store in the backpack, or other relevant bags, then use, drop on the floor, or sell in shops. The only exception to that general description is Gold, which cannot be dropped, thrown, or stolen, once acquired. Mimics, however, can force the Hero/ine to drop some gold from the Backpack.
- Items in SmallWorlds are things that either exist in your inventory or in a room. Typically items fall into one of two categories: Furniture and interactive widgets. Items can be bought only from one of a few stores in-game.
- Ein Item ist ein Gegenstand den man z.B. in Kämpfen einsetzen kann. Wenn man Items auswählt, kann man sich aussuchen, welches man verwenden möchte. Items sind z.B. Heilkräuter oder das Lebenswasser.
- Items is a diverse terms used to classify everything from combat tools to equipment.
- Items are special objects usable by the player party. Their effects varies between restoring HP, increasing stats and progressing the story. There are several types of items, including:
* Healing Items
* Stat-Raising Items
* Battle Items
* Misc Items
* Antiques
* Key Items
- Item には様々な種類があり、それぞれの特長があります。 また、入手方法や使用用途も様々です。 このページでは、Item の基本的なデータなどの説明を行います。
- An item is an object that appears on stage that characters can use or throw. Items are a large part of the gameplay of the Super Smash Bros. series. They may appear at any time in designated spawning areas during a match or summoned by a character's special move.
- Items in Demigod are plentiful. They are divided in several categories, and each is acquired differently depending on that category. For a full list of these items, see list of items.
- Besides these three, there are also other items that assist the player by giving extra lives or temporary immunity.
- An item in Stick Ranger is an object programmed into the game that improves the status of a character. They can all be obtained as enemy drops, and some, through the Shop. Items can be classified into several broad categories, as shown below:
- Items can be bought and used on stages to help players gain a large advantage, however at a large cost of Coins. Some stages have different available items than others. The Try 'Em Items stages are the only stages where items are free to use. Items can also be obtained from events (such as Escalation Battles and Competitive Stages), allowing the player to use them without spending Coins. However, the game will force the player to use up any of one item before they can spend Coins on that item again.
- Stone of the Earth Spirits 【Material】 A stone holding the power of an Earth Spirit within.
- Bem-vindo à seção de Itens de Rune-Midgard. Aqui podem ser encontradas informações a respeito dos vários itens que podem ser encontrados na imensidão de Rune-Midgard. Ao inserir novas informações, respeite as convenções estabelecidas no Padrão para Itens. Índice de Itens:
* Água benta
* Aloé
* Folha de Yggdrasil
* Panacéia
* Sussurros de Loki
* Fruto de Yggdrasil
- ITEM (アイテム Aitemu) is an underground mercenary organization and is from the Toaru Kagaku no Railgun series appearing as an antagonistic faction. It operates in the Dark Side of Academy City and is currently lead by Mugino Shizuri with the goal of upper echelons of Academy City (including the Board of Directors) and prevent them from gaining too much power. The group reorganizes and reforms after World War III and manages to survive the conflict.
- Items can be acquired through merchants, combat victory, other players and quests. They can also be gathered or crafted by craftsmans. All items have a category. For a complete list of items sorted by category, see . Items are also organized in character's inventory.
- Items can be acquired through trading, combat victory, and challenges. They can also be gathered or crafted by certain professions. They can range from Armour, and Weapons to Tools and Resources. Items are carried in a character's inventory or your haven bag's chest.
- Items can be obtained through merchants, markets, combat victory, achievements and quests. They can also be gathered or crafted by certain professions. All items have a category. For a complete list of items sorted by category, see . Items are also organized in four sections in a character's inventory. For a list of each section's categories, see the pages for Equipment, Usable Items , Resources and Quest Items. There are also some items that don't show up in the inventory at all. They usually appear as icons at the top of the screen, and are items in name only. See Effect Item for more details.
- An Item is any Object in the game that can be placed into your Inventory, your Ship's Inventory or held in your hands.
- An item is something that an Aion player can carry in their inventory, or equip on their character. A character can purchase items from merchants, can receive items as rewards for quests, and can loot items from many objects, such as corpses of monsters. Most items can be sold to merchants. Depending on whether an item binds, it may be able to be bought and sold in the broker, or mailed to another character. Items are divided into several rarity categories, based on their rarity and usefulness.
- Wind Water Mineral Gas Geothermal Chemical These Survey tools, can be made by any trader
- Items were devices which could be obtained during the game. Some of them were used to advance in the game like the gadgets. Unlike the gadgets, the items could not be equipped. Some were equipped permanently, such as the Mapper, or the Charge Boots, while others were unequipped when you completed the game, and entered Challenge Mode.
- Items are various things on Pottermore which can be collected. There are eight types of items.
- Items:
* Bogen
* Schwert
* Hacke
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* Axt
* Spitzhacke
* Rüstung
* Helm
* Brustpanzer
* Hose
* Schuhe
* Feuerzeug
* Pfeil
* Uhr
* Kompass
* Feuerkugel
* Buch
* Ofen
* Werkbank
* Kessel
* Zaubertisch
* Lore
* Eimer
* Wassereimer
* Lavaeimer
- An item is an object that exists in the world of RuneScape Classic that can be dropped on the ground and can be picked up by players, which then causes it to be added to the player's inventory. It can then be deposited in a bank. Items can be bought or sold in shops or traded or staked with other players. Some items can't be given to other players or sold to shops, these are usually related to a quest or holiday event. All items can be examined which may reveal extra details about an item not immediately visible from its name or sprite, or provide a basic description.
- [[Datei:Itemmenü.png|thumb|Item-Menü aus Final Fantasy VI]] Items (von engl. item, Gegenstand) oder Objekte sind Utensilien, die in zahlreichen Videospielen zum Einsatz kommen und verschiedenste Zwecke erfüllen. In den Spielen der Final Fantasy-Reihe erleichtern sie beispielsweise Kämpfe oder sind notwendig, um an bestimmten Stellen im Spiel voranzukommen.
- An item is any of nine tiles which Chip can collect and store in his inventory. The nine items are the four keys, the four boots and computer chips. Items cannot be moved and can only be collected by Chip. The only other things that can erase items are the Non-Existence Glitch at the start of the game, or generally, other moving objects which pass over squares containing items on the lower layer of the grid: monsters erase any item on the lower layer of any square they enter, and Chip and blocks will only erase items on the lower layer if the upper layer contains a non-floor tile which was not removed by the passage of Chip or the block. However, in Lynx, the blue key can be erased by monsters and blocks.
- In Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, items come with an identified class that can be seen in the item switch screen. Currently, these classes are not strictly specified in any of the Super Smash Flash games. For the sake of item classification, McLeodGaming Wiki retroactively uses these classes as based on the official Super Smash Bros. games. The classes are the following:
- An item is something that a World of Warcraft player character can carry, either in their inventory, represented by an inventory icon, or tracked on a page in the character sheet. An item is a conceptual object in the player's head, not an object in the game world, although an item may also have an object associated with it. For example, clothing gear items are equipped, clothing gear objects appear on the character. When a guardian pet item is used, a guardian pet is spawned in the game world, much like summoning.
- Items gibt es fast in jedem Konsolenspiel und ist ein allumfassender Begriff für alle Objekte die man in einem Spiel erhalten kann oder auch Besitzt. Dies kann Munition für Waffen sein, spielabhäning auch Rüstung oder Tränke die deine HP und dein MP erhöhen, wie zum Beispiel Essen oder auch häufig verschiedene arten von sogenannten Potions. Natürlich fast man auch unter den begriff "Item" auch Objekte zusammen die man für spezielle Tätigkeiten braucht. Das kann in einem Spiel eine Art Handwerk sein oder in einem anderen Spiel ein wichtiges Objekt um ein Rätsel lösen zu können. Natürlich können sie auch Questmäßig ausgelegt sein, dies sind dann meist Items die man nur ein einzigesmal erhalten kann.
- rightPrzedmiot to rzecz, którą postać w World of Wacraft może posiadać, reprezentowana przez ikonę w plecaku lub na karcie postaci. Przedmiot przeważnie nie jest obiektem w świecie gry, chociaż czasami przedmiotowi odpowiadają obiekty. Dla przykładu przedmioty ubioru można użyć, a obiekty ubioru przedstawiane są na postaci. Istnieje trend, by przedmioty wywoływały umiejętność nauczenia przyzywania danych obiektów, by przedmioty nie zajmowały miejsca w plecaku. Towarzysze i wierzchowce nie są już przywoływane z przedmiotów, lecz przyzywane.
- Items are obtained from stores and NPCs. Neku and his partners use these to make their journey easier by equipping or using them. They usually allow for changes in character stats, a greater range of options or to bypass Reaper Walls or other such barriers. There are 3 main types of items:
* Threads
* Food
* Swag
- Items can be dropped by monsters, sold by merchants or given as quest rewards.
* For a sortable list of monster drops, see Monster Drop List.
* For a sortable list of items merchants sell, see User:Data/Merchant/Sale_Info.
* For a sortable list of quest rewards, see User:Data/Quest/Rewards. View Items by type
* Quest Items
* Quest Initiating Items
* Scrap Items (some of these may be required for quests)
* Mounts
* Lapis
* Potions
* Scrolls
* Food
* Appearance Use
- An Item is a virtual object in the world of MLN that assists users in their Ranks. Items have different values, uses, methods to obtain, and properties, but they have no real function by themselves—they simply are used to buy and build other objects like Modules. Items have backgrounds depending on certain properties: The <item></item> tag is used in the XML to refer to other fundamental MLN objects, such as Modules and Blueprints. However, this terminology remains restricted to code at the current time.
- A character can purchase items from vendors, can receive items as rewards for quests, and can loot items from many objects, such as corpses of kills. Most items can be sold to vendors. Depending on how an item binds, it may be able to be bought and sold in the auction house, or mailed to another character. Container items can contain other items or may represent a conceptual game item that has no representation of its own. Items are divided into several categories, based on their rarity and usefulness: see Quality.
- Valenth has recently implemented an inventory system with several different items, that change the status of an adoptable or a "trinket" to decorate its information page. Aether's Apothecary and Assortment:
* Alchemy Stones (stops development on any adoptable)
* Identity Distortion Collar (changes the name of any adoptable)
* Elevelixir (adds a random number of levels to any adoptable)
* Mortality Dew (reverses effects of Alchemy Stone)
* Essence of Mars/Venus (turns an adoptable into male/female, respectively) Trinkets can be bought and are sometimes awarded by factions:
- ITEM (アイテム Aitemu?) is an Academy City-based organization whose primary function was to monitor the upper echelons of the Academy City, including the Board of Directors and prevent them from gaining too much power and getting out of hand. Its incarnation, as seen on October 9, was virtually destroyed during the events of that day despite only one operative being confirmed to be killed (Frenda Seivelun) and the rest just indisposed or their status unknown, and was later reorganized to form a new organization with the remnants of MEMBER, SCHOOL, and BLOCK.
- An Item is an object that appears in the Kirby series that Kirby can interact with in order to trigger certain effects. There are many types of items that can be found in the Kirby series. When collected or used, Power-ups can grant a boost that makes Kirby more powerful in some way. The effects of power-ups are normally temporary and will wear off after a certain period of time, though there are exceptions. Recovery items such as food are included in this category. Collectible items derive their use from the number that Kirby collects. Some collectible items are common and insignificant, while others can only be found in limited amounts and are hidden in hard to find areas. In most cases, an acquired collectible item will never reappear but instead be entered into a collection. Carry item
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- In Super Smash Bros. Brawl and Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS and Wii U, items come with an identified class that can be seen in the item switch screen. Currently, these classes are not strictly specified in any of the Super Smash Flash games. For the sake of item classification, McLeodGaming Wiki retroactively uses these classes as based on the official Super Smash Bros. games. The classes are the following:
* Battering: These items are melee-based and require the character to get closer to the opponent in order to swing the item and deal damage, performing a forward smash increases the dealt damage and knockback. Some items may shoot projectiles when swung.
* Container: A unique class that only includes the Capsule, it can be picked and thrown, when it hits someone or something it open and spread the item inside. An explosive variant exists.
* Explosive: A unique class that only includes the Blast Box, which, if attacked enough or directly hit by Fire-based attacks, will violently explode, dealing high damage and knockback. Though there are multiple exploding items in the game, most of the fall under the Throwing-class.
* Final Smash: A unique class that only includes the Smash Ball , attacking this item until it shatters will allow the player to perform his/her Final Smash once.
* Helping: These items summon or release a non-playable character that will aid or fight alongside the player that activate the items. Some are characters are virtually invincible while some can be attacked.
* Recovery: These items recover damage when picked. Any damage dealt when attacked while recovering will be subtracted from the amount of damage the item is supposed to recover.
* Shooting: The items have a set amount of ammo that can be shot from a distance, once the ammo runs out the items become useless and only remains to throw it.
* Throwing: These items can be picked and thrown, some take effect upon hitting the opponent or something else, some may simply deal high damage while other may explode.
* Transforming: These items take effect upon coming in contact with them, they alter the status of the player and may strengthen their attributes of weaken them.
- Each weapon family (aka "broad group") consists of 3 or 4 weapon groups. Learning a weapon skill in one group will give you a little skill in the other groups in the same family. So learning short blades means you can handle some long blades as well. That means that it's quite feasible for a non-warrior to be good in two types of weapons, and it's possible for a warrior to be good in many many different weapons (two families even).
- A champion can only carry six items and a trinket at a time, making the selection of items an important part of achieving victory. Items are only obtainable through the item shop located at the fountain. This is also where items are sold back for 70% of the total gold spent to obtain them. The exceptions to this are the Doran, gold income, consumable, and [[File:|20px|border|alt=|Guardian Angel|link=Guardian Angel]] Guardian Angel items, which return 40% their total cost.
- Certain titles in the series allow players to customize the command menu, enabling them to replace the Item command. Some battles disable the Item command, forcing the player to rely on Magic for recovery. In some games, equipment can be used via the Item command for item magic.
- An item is an object in a game that can commonly be picked up and used in a way.
- An item is an object carried in a character's inventory. It may refer to:
* Item (PS:T), the page for items in Planescape: Torment
* Item (T:ToN), the page for items in Torment: Tides of Numenera
- rightPrzedmiot to rzecz, którą postać w World of Wacraft może posiadać, reprezentowana przez ikonę w plecaku lub na karcie postaci. Przedmiot przeważnie nie jest obiektem w świecie gry, chociaż czasami przedmiotowi odpowiadają obiekty. Dla przykładu przedmioty ubioru można użyć, a obiekty ubioru przedstawiane są na postaci. Postać może zakupić przedmioty u handlarzy, otrzymać je za wykonane zadania lub zdobyć przedmioty z wielu obiektów, takich jak trupy wrogów. Większość przedmiotów można sprzedać u handlarzy. Zależnie od przywiązania, mogą lub nie zostać sprzedane w domu aukcyjnym lub przesłane do innego gracza. Można wchodzić w interakcję z przedmiotami, używać, kupować, sprzedawać lub wywołać określoną akcję klikając prawym przyciskiem myszy. Prawy przycisk myszy wywołuje różne, czasami nieoczekiwane, rezultaty - próba użycia przedmiotu podczas rozmowy z handlarzem spowoduje jego sprzedanie (można go jednak odkupić za cenę sprzedaży, bez marży handlarza). Niektóre przedmioty posiadają pasywne umiejętności i wystarczy je mieć przy sobie, by ich używać. Istnieje trend, by przedmioty wywoływały umiejętność nauczenia przyzywania danych obiektów, by przedmioty nie zajmowały miejsca w plecaku. Towarzysze i wierzchowce nie są już przywoływane z przedmiotów, lecz przyzywane. Pojemniki mogą zawierać inne przedmioty lub reprezentować same siebie. Przedmioty podzielone są na kilka kategorii, bazujących na ich użyteczności i częstości występowania. Zobacz hasło Jakość.
- Items are accessories the player can equip on either themselves or other characters to enhance their stats. Some can provide a special effect or ability.
- An Item is a virtual object in the world of MLN that assists users in their Ranks. Items have different values, uses, methods to obtain, and properties, but they have no real function by themselves—they simply are used to buy and build other objects like Modules. One property of an Item is its mailability. An Item is considered mailable if it can be sent through MLN Mail or traded using standard Trade Modules or on the user's side of a Networker Trade Module. An Item is considered non-mailable if these do not apply. Mailable Items have orange borders, while non-mailable Items have grey borders. Items can be acquired in different ways. Some, such as Red LEGO Bricks, are harvestable from Modules. Others, such as Beta Bugs, are given directly to the user when a module is clicked, or like Gypsum, are sent to the mailbox of a random user on the owner's friend list. Others are built from Blueprints or sent by a Networker by MLN Mail. Items have backgrounds depending on certain properties:
* If an Item is from the BIONICLE mini-rank, it has a BIONICLE-style black background
* It an Item is from The Robot Chronicles mini-rank, it has a light-blue background
* If an Item is from the LEGO Universe mini-rank, it has a background similar to that of Robot Chronicles Items
* The Arcade Token is special and has a green background
* If an Item does not fit into any of these categories and is mailable it has a yellow background
* If an Item does not fit into any of the above categories it has a grey background
* Any Item with a yellow border is mailable, regardless of which rank/mini-rank it is from
* Any Item without a yellow border and with a grey one is non-mailable
* Any Item with a red border is from Beta and cannot be traded or mailed. The <item></item> tag is used in the XML to refer to other fundamental MLN objects, such as Modules and Blueprints. However, this terminology remains restricted to code at the current time.
- An item is an aspect of the Dungeon Dice Monsters game. They are placed in the dungeon on the die they are contained in is unfolded. In the manga, items exist within rare black dice, as apposed to standard black dice. A rare black die contains both a monster and an item crest. The item crest is fixed to the inside of one square of the die. In the anime, a rare black die contains an item, but no monster.
- Items in a NWN module are things that can be carried by characters or contained in something's inventory. Items can be clothing, armor, weapons, magic items, treasure, very small rocks, or most nearly anything the module designer can think up.
- An Item is an object that appears in the Kirby series that Kirby can interact with in order to trigger certain effects. There are many types of items that can be found in the Kirby series. When collected or used, Power-ups can grant a boost that makes Kirby more powerful in some way. The effects of power-ups are normally temporary and will wear off after a certain period of time, though there are exceptions. Recovery items such as food are included in this category. Collectible items derive their use from the number that Kirby collects. Some collectible items are common and insignificant, while others can only be found in limited amounts and are hidden in hard to find areas. In most cases, an acquired collectible item will never reappear but instead be entered into a collection. Carry items can be picked up and held above Kirby's head. In Kirby: Planet Robobot, these items can be carried underwater. Mountable items can be ridden upon. When Kirby is carrying or riding an item, he can neither inhale nor fly.
- Items obtained are different from place to place up until Mario Kart 8, where items are now determined by how far you are from the leader.
- Items are things that player characters can pick up and add to their inventory.
- Items are one of the key components in the Pokémon World. Items like Potions and Oran Berries heal Pokémon, while items like Sun Stone and Deepseascale evolve certain species of Pokémon. Some boost friendship. Others create contest sheen.
- A character can purchase items from vendors, can receive items as rewards for quests, and can loot items from many objects, such as corpses of kills. Most items can be sold to vendors. Depending on how an item binds, it may be able to be bought and sold in the auction house, or mailed to another character. Items are interacted with, equipped, used, bought, or sold, by right clicking the icon in the correct venue. Right clicking will have different, perhaps unexpected results depending on the venue; attempting to equip an item when you are talking to a vendor will sell the item to the vendor. (You can buy it back if you notice it.) A few items have passive abilities and only need to be carried. There is a trend to make some items teach a character how to summon, rather than spawning objects directly, so that the item does not continually consume inventory space. Companions and mounts are no longer spawned from items, now the pet or mount item teaches the character to summon the pet or mount. Container items can contain other items or may represent a conceptual game item that has no representation of its own. Items are divided into several categories, based on their rarity and usefulness: see Quality.
- Items are the generic "things" that you can use, trade, auction, sell, or buy in Neopia. There are many categories of them on Neopets, but to name a few, there are food, toys, and weapons.
- Items are apart of Gaia Online's avatar system.
- Items are things that can be carried by characters or contained in something's inventory. Items can be clothing, armor, weapons, tools, magic items, treasure, very small rocks, or most nearly anything the module designer can think up. Unlike in NWN, all NWN2 item icons have the same standard size. [1] Some items can provide enhancements when worn or used (or in some cases, just being in inventory), while some are only related to quests. A variety are used as components in crafting. Bags can be used to store items with a weight reduction (the highest being Bag of Holding at 100% reduction).
- [[Datei:Itemmenü.png|thumb|Item-Menü aus Final Fantasy VI]] Items (von engl. item, Gegenstand) oder Objekte sind Utensilien, die in zahlreichen Videospielen zum Einsatz kommen und verschiedenste Zwecke erfüllen. In den Spielen der Final Fantasy-Reihe erleichtern sie beispielsweise Kämpfe oder sind notwendig, um an bestimmten Stellen im Spiel voranzukommen. Im Menü eines Spiels findet man stets einen Punkt namens „Item“ oder „Inventar“, in dem alle bisher erhaltenen Items aufgeführt sind. Wertvolle Items werden dabei normalerweise separat gelistet, während alle anderen Gegenstände unter einem gemeinsamen Reiter aufgeführt werden. In einigen Spielen wie z. B. Final Fantasy XII wird jedoch auch im Menü zwischen bestimmten Item-Arten unterschieden.
- Ein Item ist ein Gegenstand, der während des Kampfes in der Luft erscheint und auf den Boden fällt. Das können Projektilwaffen, Wurfitems, Heiler usw. sein. Manche Items, wie Links Bomben oder Peachs Gemüse, werden von den Charakteren durch bestimmte Moves erzeugt. Kategorie:Items
- The following is a list of items in The World.
- There are nine items now.
- An item is any carriable object to be found in the dungeon. All items can be placed in your inventory, and they appear there under a number of categories, listed below. If the weight of the objects you are carrying becomes too much then you become encumbered. Items can be blessed, uncursed or cursed, which affects their properties. Some have charges, and can be charged, most can be destroyed, some are generated randomly, and some are unique. Many objects can pile up on top of each other on one square, but only the symbol of the top one is shown.
- Items can be acquired through merchants, collecting, combat victory, and quests. They can also be gathered or crafted by certain professions. All items have a category. For a complete list of items sorted by category, see . Items are also organized in four sections in a character's inventory. For a list of each section's categories, see the pages for Equipment, Miscellaneous, Resources and Quest Items.
- Items are objects found throughout the Kid Icarus series and have a variety of affects on gameplay. Items existed prior to the release of Kid Icarus: Uprising, but Uprising increased the number dramatically. Items are split into four different types: Throwing, Status Affecting, Assisting, and Unlocking. Here is a list of each.
- Items can be dropped by monsters, sold by merchants or given as quest rewards.
* For a sortable list of monster drops, see Monster Drop List.
* For a sortable list of items merchants sell, see User:Data/Merchant/Sale_Info.
* For a sortable list of quest rewards, see User:Data/Quest/Rewards. View Items by type
* Quest Items
* Quest Initiating Items
* Scrap Items (some of these may be required for quests)
* Mounts
* Lapis
* Potions
* Scrolls
* Food
* Appearance Items dropped by monsters will appear on the ground in the location where the monster was killed. They will appear as one or more small brown bags that can be picked up by left-clicking it once or by using the Sub Skill called 'Pick Up'. Use To use an item, right click or double left-click on the item in your inventory, however, some items cannot be used. Items may also be traded to other characters or sold to merchants.
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- When you are equipped with various items from the item shop, your character will become more powerful. You can enjoy Rakion with more beautiful items.
- Der Begriff 'Item' hat sehr viele unterschiedliche Bedeutungen - die hier gebräuchlichste Übersetzung ist allgemein der Ausdruck 'Gegenstand' In Flyff gibt es verschiedene Items. Von Essen um die HP wiederherzustellen, über MP-Tränke bis zu den Monsterdrops, den sogenannten Loots. Alle haben eine bestimmte Wirkung und auch einen bestimmten Preis unter den Spielern: Während ein einfacher LolliPop kaum Käufer finden, kann ein TwinkelStone schon mal für 2k Penya verkauft werden. Auch sind einige Items nicht beim NPC erhältlich und müssen bei anderen Spielern erworben werden oder durch Monsterdrops in den eigenen Besitz gelangen.
- Valenth has recently implemented an inventory system with several different items, that change the status of an adoptable or a "trinket" to decorate its information page. Aether's Apothecary and Assortment:
* Alchemy Stones (stops development on any adoptable)
* Identity Distortion Collar (changes the name of any adoptable)
* Elevelixir (adds a random number of levels to any adoptable)
* Mortality Dew (reverses effects of Alchemy Stone)
* Essence of Mars/Venus (turns an adoptable into male/female, respectively) Trinkets can be bought and are sometimes awarded by factions:
* Varanius Doll
* Brocade Leupak Doll
* Clockwork Field-Journal (Awarded for being a member of the Somnabulist Project and proud)
* Ancient Phoenix Fetish (Awarded for being a member of the Firestarters and proud)
* Dreamshard (Awarded for being a member of the Silent Rose and proud)
* Elegant Pinion (Awarded for being a member of the Court and proud)
* Clockwork Goggles (Awarded for entering a valid contest entry)
* Frozen Erosion Bauble (Awarded to every user that was registered at 2. March)
* 1st Anniversary Cake (Given to every user that claimed the Item around the anniversary time of Valenth) Aether's Travel Agency: In addition, players can "book" trips to exotic places of Valenth to put up a background for their pet. These include:
* Dreamsong Plains
* Dreamsong Forest
* Deep Cavern
* Boralion Cavern
* Gier City
* Laps-du-ment Garden
* Clear Background
* Clockwork Catwalk
* Fields of Aensdoun
* Circular Frame
* Red/Indigo/Burgundy/Black/Amber/Orange/Emerald/Teal/Pearl Royal Pillow
* Silent Rose/Firestarter/Somnambulist Project/Court Emblem
* Burgundy/Red/Black/Blue/Gold/White Love-Hearts
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- An item is an object which is neither a weapon nor armor.
- All items are separetad by race and items are linked by the first race that hit it EX:A ouster hit an enemy but dont kill it, if a slayer go and kill it will drop ousters items/gear, they cannot be looted by other races, you can also cut heads to sell for npcs. You can store items in the storage (more commonly located on Perona), you need 100k to open the first sloth and it can store up to 20 items regardless of their size, same thing for subsquent slots but each has increased price (2th for 1kk, 3th for 10kk, 4th for 100kk)
- An item is any thing that may be picked up by a player, such as ammunition, weapons, armors, keys, special gear or powerups, and bonuses.
- Items are obtainable through the item Market. Items are sold back for 70% of the total coins spent to obtain them. The exceptions to this are the Buildings, which return ?% of the materials used. Emerald purchased items do not return emeralds on being sold back.
- An item is something that can be taken to inventory and can sometimes have its permissions modified. An item's name can be up to 63 characters and its description up to 127. Items in Second Life are: animations, bodyparts (eyes, hair, shapes, etc.), calling cards, clothing (shirts, shoes, socks, etc.), gestures, landmarks, notecards, objects, scripts, snapshots, sounds, and textures.
- An Item is anything that can be held within the inventory. There are several categories of item, including Equipment, food, pets, and Cash Shop items.
- Items are objects that can be obtained in many ways. They are physical objects which can go into a player's inventory, bank (coins only), and player house. A few ways of obtaining them are that they can be found on the ground, be traded by player, as a loot from a monster, or bought from a shop. Items are identified by their graphic and name by players and their ID by the client.
- An item is something that a World of Warcraft player character can carry, either in their inventory, represented by an inventory icon, or tracked on a page in the character sheet. An item is a conceptual object in the player's head, not an object in the game world, although an item may also have an object associated with it. For example, clothing gear items are equipped, clothing gear objects appear on the character. When a guardian pet item is used, a guardian pet is spawned in the game world, much like summoning. A character can purchase items from vendors, can receive items as rewards for quests, and can loot items from many objects, such as corpses of kills. Most items can be sold to vendors. Depending on how an item binds, it may be able to be bought and sold in the auction house, or mailed to another character. Items are interacted with, equiped, used, bought, or sold, by right clicking the icon in the correct venue. Right clicking will have different, perhaps unexpected results depending on the venue; attempting to equip an item when you are talking to a vendor will sell the item to the vendor. (You can buy it back if you notice it.) A few items have passive abilities and only need to be carried. There is a trend to make some items teach a character how to summon, rather than spawning objects directly, so that the item does not continually consume inventory space. Companions and mounts are no longer spawned from items, now the pet or mount item teaches the character to summon the pet or mount. Container items can contain other items or may represent a conceptual game item that has no representation of its own. Items are divided into several categories, based on their rarity and usefulness: see Quality.
- Items are obtained from stores and NPCs. Neku and his partners use these to make their journey easier by equipping or using them. They usually allow for changes in character stats, a greater range of options or to bypass Reaper Walls or other such barriers. While the item inventory variety is unlimited, the limit of the number of any one item is 99, with other items having preset limits depending on in-game quantity. You can sort through the different item types by touching one of the small buttons above the part of the bottom window which lists individual items. The order is Hats, Shirts, Pants, Suits, Shoes, Accessories (all of which are Threads), Food and Swag. All items are used from the Items Menu. There are 3 main types of items:
* Threads
* Food
* Swag
- WARに登場するItemは、大まかにクエスト・装備・生産・消費・精算・染色の６つに分けられる。
- An Item can be brought from either W-Shop or Curio Shop. Items are in your Dock and include coupons, furniture, food and coins.
- Een item (letterlijk vertaald 'voorwerp') is een voorwerp in Super Smash Bros. Er zijn veel voorwerpen, allemaal uniek, hoewel er veel op elkaar lijken. Categorie:Item
- __TOC__ An Item is an object that the Hero/ine can find in the Dungeon, pick up and store in the backpack, or other relevant bags, then use, drop on the floor, or sell in shops. The only exception to that general description is Gold, which cannot be dropped, thrown, or stolen, once acquired. Mimics, however, can force the Hero/ine to drop some gold from the Backpack.
- Items in SmallWorlds are things that either exist in your inventory or in a room. Typically items fall into one of two categories: Furniture and interactive widgets. Items can be bought only from one of a few stores in-game.
- Ein Item ist ein Gegenstand den man z.B. in Kämpfen einsetzen kann. Wenn man Items auswählt, kann man sich aussuchen, welches man verwenden möchte. Items sind z.B. Heilkräuter oder das Lebenswasser.
- Items is a diverse terms used to classify everything from combat tools to equipment.
- Items gibt es fast in jedem Konsolenspiel und ist ein allumfassender Begriff für alle Objekte die man in einem Spiel erhalten kann oder auch Besitzt. Dies kann Munition für Waffen sein, spielabhäning auch Rüstung oder Tränke die deine HP und dein MP erhöhen, wie zum Beispiel Essen oder auch häufig verschiedene arten von sogenannten Potions. Natürlich fast man auch unter den begriff "Item" auch Objekte zusammen die man für spezielle Tätigkeiten braucht. Das kann in einem Spiel eine Art Handwerk sein oder in einem anderen Spiel ein wichtiges Objekt um ein Rätsel lösen zu können. Natürlich können sie auch Questmäßig ausgelegt sein, dies sind dann meist Items die man nur ein einzigesmal erhalten kann. Im Normalfall haben Items eine positive Auswirkung für den Charakter, gelegentlich kann es aber vorkommen das ein Item auch einen nachteiligen Effekt verursachen kann wie zum Beispiel: Gift oder Blind. Kategorie:Final Fantasy-Serie
- ITEM (アイテム Aitemu?) is an Academy City-based organization whose primary function was to monitor the upper echelons of the Academy City, including the Board of Directors and prevent them from gaining too much power and getting out of hand. Its incarnation, as seen on October 9, was virtually destroyed during the events of that day despite only one operative being confirmed to be killed (Frenda Seivelun) and the rest just indisposed or their status unknown, and was later reorganized to form a new organization with the remnants of MEMBER, SCHOOL, and BLOCK. After the events of World War III, Mugino Shizuri reconciles with the remaining members and reforms the group. The organization becomes the only known faction from the Dark Side of Academy City that fought in the factional war on October 9 to have not been disbanded after the war.
- Items are special objects usable by the player party. Their effects varies between restoring HP, increasing stats and progressing the story. There are several types of items, including:
* Healing Items
* Stat-Raising Items
* Battle Items
* Misc Items
* Antiques
* Key Items
- Item には様々な種類があり、それぞれの特長があります。 また、入手方法や使用用途も様々です。 このページでは、Item の基本的なデータなどの説明を行います。
- An item is an object that appears on stage that characters can use or throw. Items are a large part of the gameplay of the Super Smash Bros. series. They may appear at any time in designated spawning areas during a match or summoned by a character's special move.
- An item is any of nine tiles which Chip can collect and store in his inventory. The nine items are the four keys, the four boots and computer chips. Items cannot be moved and can only be collected by Chip. The only other things that can erase items are the Non-Existence Glitch at the start of the game, or generally, other moving objects which pass over squares containing items on the lower layer of the grid: monsters erase any item on the lower layer of any square they enter, and Chip and blocks will only erase items on the lower layer if the upper layer contains a non-floor tile which was not removed by the passage of Chip or the block. However, in Lynx, the blue key can be erased by monsters and blocks. There are specific tiles which are not items, although Chip can remove them: sockets, dirt, fake blue walls and locks are not items. Chip can also move blocks, and although blocks can remove water and bombs, they are not considered items either. The only items monsters can pass over are keys, and blocks cannot pass computer chips. Thieves will only steal boots.
- Items in Demigod are plentiful. They are divided in several categories, and each is acquired differently depending on that category. For a full list of these items, see list of items.
- Besides these three, there are also other items that assist the player by giving extra lives or temporary immunity.
- An item in Stick Ranger is an object programmed into the game that improves the status of a character. They can all be obtained as enemy drops, and some, through the Shop. Items can be classified into several broad categories, as shown below:
- Items can be bought and used on stages to help players gain a large advantage, however at a large cost of Coins. Some stages have different available items than others. The Try 'Em Items stages are the only stages where items are free to use. Items can also be obtained from events (such as Escalation Battles and Competitive Stages), allowing the player to use them without spending Coins. However, the game will force the player to use up any of one item before they can spend Coins on that item again.
- An item is an object that exists in the world of RuneScape Classic that can be dropped on the ground and can be picked up by players, which then causes it to be added to the player's inventory. It can then be deposited in a bank. Items can be bought or sold in shops or traded or staked with other players. Some items can't be given to other players or sold to shops, these are usually related to a quest or holiday event. All items can be examined which may reveal extra details about an item not immediately visible from its name or sprite, or provide a basic description. Items which can be equipped are classed as equipment. By clicking on them while they are in the player's inventory, all items can be used with other items, as well as with the scenery, with monsters, or with non-player characters. When in the inventory, some items have a specific action, for example, food provides an "eat" option, and bones provide a "bury" option. When pay-to-play exclusive items appear on a free-to-play world, their name appears as "Member's object" with the examine text "You need to be a member to use this object" and they cannot be used for anything, become non-tradeable, and lose any associated value and action. Equipment, while remaining equipped, provides no bonus.
- Stone of the Earth Spirits 【Material】 A stone holding the power of an Earth Spirit within.
- Bem-vindo à seção de Itens de Rune-Midgard. Aqui podem ser encontradas informações a respeito dos vários itens que podem ser encontrados na imensidão de Rune-Midgard. Ao inserir novas informações, respeite as convenções estabelecidas no Padrão para Itens. Índice de Itens:
* Água benta
* Aloé
* Folha de Yggdrasil
* Panacéia
* Sussurros de Loki
* Fruto de Yggdrasil
- ITEM (アイテム Aitemu) is an underground mercenary organization and is from the Toaru Kagaku no Railgun series appearing as an antagonistic faction. It operates in the Dark Side of Academy City and is currently lead by Mugino Shizuri with the goal of upper echelons of Academy City (including the Board of Directors) and prevent them from gaining too much power. The group reorganizes and reforms after World War III and manages to survive the conflict.
- Items can be acquired through merchants, combat victory, other players and quests. They can also be gathered or crafted by craftsmans. All items have a category. For a complete list of items sorted by category, see . Items are also organized in character's inventory.
- Items can be acquired through trading, combat victory, and challenges. They can also be gathered or crafted by certain professions. They can range from Armour, and Weapons to Tools and Resources. Items are carried in a character's inventory or your haven bag's chest.
- Items can be obtained through merchants, markets, combat victory, achievements and quests. They can also be gathered or crafted by certain professions. All items have a category. For a complete list of items sorted by category, see . Items are also organized in four sections in a character's inventory. For a list of each section's categories, see the pages for Equipment, Usable Items , Resources and Quest Items. There are also some items that don't show up in the inventory at all. They usually appear as icons at the top of the screen, and are items in name only. See Effect Item for more details.
- An Item is any Object in the game that can be placed into your Inventory, your Ship's Inventory or held in your hands.
- An item is something that an Aion player can carry in their inventory, or equip on their character. A character can purchase items from merchants, can receive items as rewards for quests, and can loot items from many objects, such as corpses of monsters. Most items can be sold to merchants. Depending on whether an item binds, it may be able to be bought and sold in the broker, or mailed to another character. Items are divided into several rarity categories, based on their rarity and usefulness.
- Wind Water Mineral Gas Geothermal Chemical These Survey tools, can be made by any trader
- Items were devices which could be obtained during the game. Some of them were used to advance in the game like the gadgets. Unlike the gadgets, the items could not be equipped. Some were equipped permanently, such as the Mapper, or the Charge Boots, while others were unequipped when you completed the game, and entered Challenge Mode.
- Items are various things on Pottermore which can be collected. There are eight types of items.
- Items:
* Bogen
* Schwert
* Hacke
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* Axt
* Spitzhacke
* Rüstung
* Helm
* Brustpanzer
* Hose
* Schuhe
* Feuerzeug
* Pfeil
* Uhr
* Kompass
* Feuerkugel
* Buch
* Ofen
* Werkbank
* Kessel
* Zaubertisch
* Lore
* Eimer
* Wassereimer
* Lavaeimer
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