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Your '''inventory''' is a list of all items you are currently carrying. To view your inventory while playing online, press '<b>[[i]]</b>'. When playing offline, your inventory will be visible in the bottom right portion of the screen.
 
Your '''inventory''' is a list of all items you are currently carrying. To view your inventory while playing online, press '<b>[[i]]</b>'. When playing offline, your inventory will be visible in the bottom right portion of the screen.
  
You can carry at most 52 items at a time, though many items ([[food]], [[scroll]]s, [[potion]]s, and [[ammo]]) can be stacked, conserving space. Items you have no use for when actually in combat should be left behind or stored in a [[stash]], freeing up space for future loot.
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Players have four separate inventories: 52 pieces of gear (including throwing weapons) and unlimited potions, scrolls, and evokable items.
  
Common consumable items to carry at all times include:
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Each inventory uses a separate 52 letters (ie: both a scroll and a potion may be mapped to the same letter at the same time), and most consumables now have default letter assignments when identified.
*Potions of [[potion of heal wounds|heal wounds]], [[potion of curing|curing]], [[potion of might|might]], [[potion of brilliance|brilliance]], [[potion of berserk rage|berserk rage]], [[potion of magic|magic]], [[potion of invisibility|invisibility]]
 
*[[Scrolls of teleportation]], [[scroll of blinking|blinking]], [[scroll of fog|fog]]
 
*[[Bread ration]]s, [[meat ration]]s, or [[honeycomb]]s.
 
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
Prior to [[0.15]], items had individual weights, and each character had a maximum carrying capacity determined by their [[size]] and [[strength]] stat. Also, certain items in your inventory could be [[item destruction|destroyed]], making it unwise to carry more of an item around than you really need.
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*In [[0.34]], inventory was split into 4 categories with 52 spaces each.
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*Prior to [[0.29]], [[missile]] weapons required ammunition, which took up inventory slots.
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*Prior to [[0.26]], [[food]] had to be carried around.
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*Prior to [[0.22]], [[books]] were items that had to be carried around.
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*Prior to [[0.15]], items had individual weights, and each character had a maximum carrying capacity determined by their [[size]] and [[strength]] stat. Also, certain items in your inventory could be [[item destruction|destroyed]], making it unwise to carry more of an item around than you really need.
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*Prior to [[0.9]], [[rune]]s were items that had to be carried around.

Latest revision as of 09:27, 30 June 2026

Version 0.34: This article is up to date for the latest stable release of Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup.

Your inventory is a list of all items you are currently carrying. To view your inventory while playing online, press 'i'. When playing offline, your inventory will be visible in the bottom right portion of the screen.

Players have four separate inventories: 52 pieces of gear (including throwing weapons) and unlimited potions, scrolls, and evokable items.

Each inventory uses a separate 52 letters (ie: both a scroll and a potion may be mapped to the same letter at the same time), and most consumables now have default letter assignments when identified.

History

  • In 0.34, inventory was split into 4 categories with 52 spaces each.
  • Prior to 0.29, missile weapons required ammunition, which took up inventory slots.
  • Prior to 0.26, food had to be carried around.
  • Prior to 0.22, books were items that had to be carried around.
  • Prior to 0.15, items had individual weights, and each character had a maximum carrying capacity determined by their size and strength stat. Also, certain items in your inventory could be destroyed, making it unwise to carry more of an item around than you really need.
  • Prior to 0.9, runes were items that had to be carried around.