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SixOfSpades · 06-17-2004, 06:18 AM

If you're not familiar with the purpose or function of an item, it's a good idea to hang on to it and dump it into the big stash of all your other miscellaneous items you don't know what to do with. Then, if someday, you discover a need for that object (such as a locked door or some upgrade that uses that item as a component), you can just go rooting through your stash, instead of hunting back and forth across Amn going, "Now where the heck did I drop that key."

Later on, you'll learn what to keep and what can be got rid of.

06-17-2004, 06:18 AM	#5
SixOfSpades Dracolisk Join Date: September 16, 2001 Location: Bellingham, WA, USA Age: 47 Posts: 6,901	If you're not familiar with the purpose or function of an item, it's a good idea to hang on to it and dump it into the big stash of all your other miscellaneous items you don't know what to do with. Then, if someday, you discover a need for that object (such as a locked door or some upgrade that uses that item as a component), you can just go rooting through your stash, instead of hunting back and forth across Amn going, "Now where the heck did I drop that key." Later on, you'll learn what to keep and what can be got rid of. __________________ Volothamp's Comeuppance Everything you ever needed to know about the entire Baldur's Gate series......except spoilers.