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make the picture reasonably visible

Hordes: /* History */

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‎History

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Hordes at 07:00, 20 April 2022

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Hordes at 05:02, 8 April 2022

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Hordes: wish i could send the picture up

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wish i could send the picture up

Hordes at 04:59, 8 April 2022

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 Technically, a '''stash''' is any item which has been left on [[the Dungeon]] floor. In more common usage, however, a stash is a centralized location in which a player dumps any items they do not wish to carry around at all times, but which may be useful later. This can fit in a single tile, or span throughout an entire floor.
 ==Strategy==
 It's very easy to forget where you left a particular item as you explore. Fortunately, pressing '''"CTRL+f"''' brings up a search prompt which allows you to pinpoint where you left your things quickly and easily. This can be used to search for individual items (e.g. scroll of amnesia, +1 helmet), item categories (body armour, Maces & Flails, wand), and even particular resistances or intrinsics.
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 Players aiming to complete many [[Ziggurat]]s can establish elaborate, floor-wide stashes for the sake of it; your collection of [[artefact]]s is only bound to grow.
 ==History==

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 *Many quality of life changes are aimed at reducing inventory management, and thus, a need to stash items at all. [[Scrolls of remove curse]] and [[manual]]s in [[0.27]], [[food]] in [[0.26]], and [[spellbook]]s in [[0.22]] are just some of the once-necessary items that have been either removed or otherwise 'goldifed' (no longer taking inventory slots).
 *Prior to [[0.17]], jellies could eat any item left on the floor, putting your stash in grave danger.
-*Prior to [[0.15]], items could be destroyed through [[item destruction]], forcing the player to risk losing items in the inventory or leave them behind. Also, items had [[aum|weight]] and would eventually be too much of a burden for your character to carry. These facts greatly increased the need for a stash, as well as what was stashed at all. Also, all teleport traps were permanent, so characters with [[stasis]] could use them as untouchable stash sites.
+*Prior to [[0.15]], items could be destroyed through [[item destruction]], forcing the player to risk losing items in the inventory or leave them behind. Items had [[aum|weight]] and would eventually be too much of a burden for your character to carry. These facts greatly increased the need for a stash, as well as what was stashed at all. Also, all teleport traps were permanent, so characters with [[stasis]] could use them as untouchable stash sites.
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 [[Category:Strategy]]

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 *Many quality of life changes are aimed at reducing inventory management, and thus, a need to stash items at all. [[Scrolls of remove curse]] and [[manual]]s in [[0.27]], [[food]] in [[0.26]], and [[spellbook]]s in [[0.22]] are just some of the once-necessary items that have been either removed or otherwise 'goldifed' (no longer taking inventory slots).
 *Prior to [[0.17]], jellies could eat any item left on the floor, putting your stash in grave danger.
-*Prior to [[0.15]], items could be destroyed through [[item destruction]], forcing the player to risk losing items in the inventory or leave them behind. Also, items had [[aum|weight]] and would eventually be too much of a burden for your character to carry. These facts greatly influenced how players chose what to stash and what to carry. Also, all teleport traps were permanent, and characters with [[stasis]] could use them as untouchable stash sites.
+*Prior to [[0.15]], items could be destroyed through [[item destruction]], forcing the player to risk losing items in the inventory or leave them behind. Also, items had [[aum|weight]] and would eventually be too much of a burden for your character to carry. These facts greatly increased the need for a stash, as well as what was stashed at all. Also, all teleport traps were permanent, so characters with [[stasis]] could use them as untouchable stash sites.
 [[Category:Items]]
 [[Category:Strategy]]

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 It's very easy to forget where you left a particular item as you explore. Fortunately, pressing '''"CTRL+f"''' brings up a search prompt which allows you to pinpoint where you left your things quickly and easily. This can be used to search for individual items (e.g. scroll of amnesia, +1 helmet), item categories (body armour, Maces & Flails, wand), and even particular resistances or intrinsics.
-In modern Crawl, there's little need to put all your items in one place. You could certainly forget what you need to search for in the first place. But as you get used to what items you drop, even that becomes less relevant. Regardless, it's a good idea to open a few slots in your inventory before entering a timed [[portal]]. Portals permanently close once you leave them, so you don't want to leave any items behind. In most cases, its trading a few (largely irrelevant) turns in the [[Zot clock]] for a more organized and memorizable Dungeon.
+In modern Crawl, there's little need to put all your items in one place. You could certainly forget what you need to search for in the first place. But as you get used to what items you drop, even that becomes less relevant. Regardless, it's a good idea to open a few slots in your inventory before entering a timed [[portal]]. Portals permanently close once you leave them, so you don't want to leave any items behind. In most other cases, its trading a few (largely irrelevant) turns in the [[Zot clock]] for a (marginally) more organized and memorizable Dungeon.
 Players aiming to complete many [[Ziggurat]]s can establish elaborate, floor-wide stashes for the sake of it; your collection of [[artefact]]s is only bound to grow.

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-Technically, a '''stash''' is any item which has been left on [[the Dungeon]] floor. In more common usage, however, a stash is a centralized location in which a player dumps any items they do not wish to carry around at all times, but which may be useful later.
+Technically, a '''stash''' is any item which has been left on [[the Dungeon]] floor. In more common usage, however, a stash is a centralized location in which a player dumps any items they do not wish to carry around at all times, but which may be useful later. This can fit in a single tile, or span throughout an entire floor.
 ==Strategy==
 It's very easy to forget where you left a particular item as you explore. Fortunately, pressing '''"CTRL+f"''' brings up a search prompt which allows you to pinpoint where you left your things quickly and easily. This can be used to search for individual items (e.g. scroll of amnesia, +1 helmet), item categories (body armour, Maces & Flails, wand), and even particular resistances or intrinsics.

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 It's very easy to forget where you left a particular item as you explore. Fortunately, pressing '''"CTRL+f"''' brings up a search prompt which allows you to pinpoint where you left your things quickly and easily. This can be used to search for individual items (e.g. scroll of amnesia, +1 helmet), item categories (body armour, Maces & Flails, wand), and even particular resistances or intrinsics.
-In modern Crawl, there's little need to put all your items in one place. You could certainly forget what you need to search for in the first place. But as you get used to what items you drop, even that becomes less relevant. Regardless, it's a good idea to open a few slots in your inventory before entering a timed [[portal]]. Portals permanently close once you leave them, so you don't want to leave any items behind. In many other cases, its trading a few (largely irrelevant) turns in the [[zot clock]] for a more organized Dungeon.
+In modern Crawl, there's little need to put all your items in one place. You could certainly forget what you need to search for in the first place. But as you get used to what items you drop, even that becomes less relevant. Regardless, it's a good idea to open a few slots in your inventory before entering a timed [[portal]]. Portals permanently close once you leave them, so you don't want to leave any items behind. In all other cases, its trading a few (largely irrelevant) turns in the [[Zot clock]] for a more organized and memorizable Dungeon.
 ==History==