How to manage your inventory space in Stoneshard

Inventory space can be difficult to manage, and figuring out what to bring with you is a Stone Shard challenge. Just like to heal, and how to read the in-game map. You need to consider the items your character will need to fight, heal themselves, use to manage traps, and how much space you want them to have to carry the loot. . The basics of inventory management begin with finding ways to manage all the critical elements of the space.

Your inventory space consists of fifty locations. These are five locations that are 10 meters long. Items in Stone Shard occupy these slots, and some are larger than others. Some medical items can only take up one slot, while swords can take up two-by-three or shields two-by-two. All vary and if you have too many items in your inventory you may not be able to pick something up. When you do a full inventory, you can see it flying through the air and landing on the ground.

The fastest way to order your inventory is to click the auto sort button inside your inventory. This is the second icon in the middle left of your inventory screen. You can also do this by opening your inventory screen and pressing the t button. Items should automatically move to the best places to fit, but you can make small adjustments.

In a dungeon, you want to spend time picking and choosing the essentials that you have and having them in stock. You may come across loot that you want to take with you, but you need to weigh the balance of how much space they take up against their value. The same mindset goes for any weapon you find that you want to sell to a merchant. If you have duplicates of an item, you may want to consider using it or leaving one behind to have a variety of items to take with you. However, you do want to have several healing, food, and drink items with you in case you need them during your trip.

Unique items like Disenchantment Scrolls, ID Scrolls, Hooks, and Purses are reasonable multiples to go with you. Much of your inventory space comes from the way you place, such as having multiple arrows available for your bow. Spend time thinking about the items you are carrying, and try to leave some space for any unique loot you find in a dungeon.