π Inventory β
Everything your character carries tells part of their story.
Your inventory contains the items your character carries and uses throughout everyday life in Aeon. From food and drinks to tools, documents, and other belongings, understanding how to manage your items is an important part of gameplay.
This guide covers the basics of storing, organizing, using, and managing items during roleplay.
βΉοΈ System Information β
| Required | β Yes |
| Used By | All Players |
| Difficulty | β Beginner |
π Overview β
Your inventory stores the items your character currently has with them and provides access to the belongings they use throughout everyday life in Aeon.
Items may include:
- Food & Drinks
- Medical Supplies
- Tools
- Keys
- Identification
- Job Equipment
- Crafting Materials
- Weapons and equipment
- Other roleplay items
Each item takes up inventory space and may also contribute to the amount of weight your character is carrying.
Managing your available space and weight will help prevent you from becoming overloaded while you're out in the city.
π Managing Your Inventory β
π¦ Carrying Items β
Your inventory is organized into slots, with each item occupying available inventory space.
Items that can be stacked may share a slot, while other items may need their own individual slot depending on the item and its properties.
Your inventory also has a weight limit. Different items have different weights, so carrying large quantities or heavier objects can quickly use your available capacity.
β οΈ Inventory Limits
Keep an eye on both your available slots and carrying weight.
If your inventory is full or you're carrying too much weight, you may be unable to pick up, purchase, or receive additional items.
π Using Items β
Many items can be used directly from your inventory.
Depending on the item, you may be able to consume food or drinks, use tools and equipment, access important documents, or interact with other gameplay systems.
Some items may have additional properties or information associated with them, so two similar items may not always be identical.
π€ Giving Items β
Items can be given directly to nearby players through your inventory.
When transferring an item, make sure you're giving the correct item and quantity to the intended player.
Some items may contain unique information or properties, so check what you're transferring before handing it over.
ποΈ Dropping Items β
Items can be dropped from your inventory when you no longer want to carry them or need to place them down for another player.
Dropped items can be interacted with by other players, so be mindful of where and when you leave something behind.
β οΈ Dropped Items
Once an item has been dropped, another player may be able to pick it up.
Do not use dropped items or inventory transfers to exploit, duplicate, or bypass intended gameplay systems.
βοΈ Inventory Management β
Keeping your inventory organized makes it easier to find what you need and helps prevent problems with available space and carrying weight.
Good inventory habits include:
- Keep frequently used items easy to access.
- Store items you don't need to carry with you.
- Keep important documents, tools, and supplies organized.
- Pay attention to your available inventory space and weight.
- Check item quantities before purchasing, transferring, or dropping items.
A little organization can make everyday gameplay much smoother.
β οΈ Inventory Best Practices β
- Make sure you're transferring or dropping the correct item before confirming the action.
- Store valuable or important items somewhere secure when they aren't needed.
- Remember that dropped or transferred items may be accessible to other players.
- Follow all server rules regarding item possession, use, and transfers.
- Never attempt to duplicate items, exploit inventory mechanics, or take advantage of unintended behavior.
- Report inventory bugs or unexpected behavior through the appropriate support channels.
β Frequently Asked Questions β
Can I carry everything? β
No.
Your inventory is limited by both available slots and carrying weight. Once you reach either limit, you may be unable to pick up, purchase, or receive additional items.
Store items you don't currently need to free up inventory space.
What happens if I lose an item? β
Items that are dropped, transferred, consumed, or otherwise removed from your inventory may not always be recoverable.
If you believe an item disappeared because of a bug or unexpected system behavior, report the issue through the appropriate support channels.
Can I give items to other players? β
Yes.
Items can be transferred directly to nearby players through your inventory.
Before completing a transfer, make sure you've selected the correct item, quantity, and player. Some items may contain unique information or properties that are specific to that item.
Why won't an item stack with another one? β
Some items may contain different information or properties even when they appear to be the same type of item.
Because of these differences, certain items may occupy separate inventory slots rather than combining into a single stack.
π‘ Quick Tip
Keep frequently used items organized and pay attention to both your available slots and carrying weight.
A little inventory management can save you time when you need an item quickly during roleplay.
π Continue Reading β
- π Vehicles
- π¦ Storage
- πͺͺ Identification
Last Updated: August 2026
