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Armor Refinement Container/Sorter
sibble
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June 11
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Can we get a veteran reward that will hold armor refinements and possibly sort them out?
Similar to the jewelry box and power scroll book.
"everything looks stupid" UO feedback 2024
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Cookie
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June 11
Great idea of course.
I would argue the Jewellery box should have a sort function...
These things take a huge amount of space very quickly.
Pawain
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June 11
Yup they take up a chest full of space. Combine them until fortified and they take up less space.
Jewelry box needs sorting. Refinements are way less complicated.
Focus on what you can do, not what you can't.
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I would argue the Jewellery box should have a sort function...
These things take a huge amount of space very quickly.
Jewelry box needs sorting. Refinements are way less complicated.