Inventory and Equipment

Overview

Your inventory is where you manage bags, loot, consumables, gear, codex items, and other carried objects. Your equipment is what your cat actively wears or uses for combat bonuses.

These systems are connected, because every time you change gear, swap bags, trade, loot, or compare items, you are usually moving between both worlds at once.

Inventory Basics

The Inventory window is where players manage carried items. You can open it by clicking the Inventory button or pressing I.

The window itself can be moved by dragging near the upper-left area of the panel. Its position is remembered, which helps when managing trade or multiple open windows.

The inventory grid below your bag bar only shows the contents of the bag that is currently opened.

Bag Management

At the top of the Inventory window are 7 bag slots. These hold your currently equipped bags or containers.

Players can:

• left click and drag equipped bags between top bag slots
• hover over bags to see a tooltip
• right click an equipped bag to open it
• shift + left click an equipped bag to inspect its details

Moving Items Between Bags

To move an item to another bag:

1. open the bag containing the item
2. left click and drag the item
3. drop it onto another equipped bag in the top bag bar

If the destination bag has room, the item moves there. If the destination bag is full, the move fails.

Unequipping Bags

Bags cannot be unequipped while they still contain items.

To remove a bag:

1. empty the bag first
2. make sure another open bag has enough space
3. drag the now-empty equipped bag into that other bag

Items and Consumables

Players can inspect items with Shift + left click. This works on:

• items inside a bag
• equipped bags
• equipped gear in the Character Status panel

Many items can be used directly from inventory by right clicking them and selecting the appropriate option.

Consumables

Consumables are one-time-use items. Once used, they are gone.

Consumables may:

• restore HP
• restore Energy
• apply temporary buffs
• grant unusual short-term effects
• summon something in combat

Some consumables clearly show their stat effects and duration. Others are more cryptic and describe the effect more loosely.

Restrictions

Not every item can be used at every time. Some items are:

• combat-only
• non-combat only
• restricted by state or context

If an item cannot be used in the current situation, the game explains that through the chat log.

Deleting Items

Most items can be deleted, but deletion is permanent. The game always shows a confirmation prompt before the deletion is completed.

Equipped bags cannot be deleted directly. To delete a bag, it must first be unequipped.

Equipment Slots

Equipment improves your cat in two major ways:

• it changes your stats
• it may also change how your cat looks

There are 9 total equipment slots.

The non-visible slots still matter mechanically. They improve your cat statistically, even if they do not appear on the model.

Equipping and Unequipping Gear

The main place to manage equipped gear is the Character Status panel, opened with C.

Equipping Gear

Players can equip gear in more than one way:

• right click an item in Inventory and choose Equip
• drag equippable gear onto the large cat model in Character Status
• drag gear directly into the appropriate equipment flow through inventory management

If the target slot already has an item, the game swaps them as long as there is space in your inventory.

Unequipping Gear

Players can unequip gear by:

• right clicking the equipped item in Character Status and choosing the appropriate option
• dragging the equipped item into an open inventory slot

Unequipping only works if the player has enough inventory space.

Gear With Effects

Some items provide more than just raw stats. Rare or unusual gear may also include a special effect.

If an item includes an effect, its details usually make that obvious. These effect-based items:

• do not disappear when used
• can usually be used repeatedly
• still trigger the normal global cooldown

Common Mistakes

Most inventory and gear problems come from one of these mistakes:

• forgetting that items do not stack
• trying to move an item into a full bag
• trying to unequip a bag that still contains items
• forgetting to open the correct bag before looking for something
• trying to unequip gear with no bag space available
• assuming all equipped items will visibly show on the cat model
• ignoring item effects because only the stat line was checked