Items

Every item type that can sit in a hotbar slot, what it does when you use it, and the numbers behind it.

Everyone spawns with empty pockets — items come from the world. Breaking a block drops it on the ground, Minecraft-style, and walking over a drop picks it up. An inventory holds 40 slots: the first 10 are the hotbar, equipped with the number keys 1–9 and 0 or by clicking; the rest is the backpack, opened with I, where stacks are rearranged by clicking one slot and then another. Q throws one of the held item away. Your character holds the equipped item, and clicking while the pointer is locked uses it: left click attacks (swinging a weapon, casting a spell, or — with anything else in hand, an empty hand included — breaking the block the crosshair points at) and right click “uses” it: placing the held block onto the block grid (taking one from the stack), eating the held food, casting a staff’s or wand’s second spell if it has one, tilling the ground with a hoe, sowing seeds on tilled soil or opening a grimoire on the skill it teaches. Right clicking a ripe crop or a full bee hive harvests it whatever you hold — see Farming. Some things are only found in loot chests — the treasure of an abandoned castle, or the hoard a cleared dungeon leaves by its way out — where the wands and the grimoires turn up.