A backpack built for decisions
Rarity, body slots and item comparisons make a full bag easier to manage.
Inspect one item at a time
Equipment is arranged around its body slot. Select a backpack item to inspect its attributes and available actions. Green and red comparison values help identify gains and losses; rarity alone does not establish that an item is better for the current build.
Work in batches
Bulk selection makes selling or recycling several unwanted items a single operation. Rarity rules provide a starting point, but valuable equipment deserves a closer look before a batch is confirmed. Collection and automatic recycling preferences are separate choices.
Make space deliberately
Extra backpack space is an account product bought with rubies in the game’s store. Capacity does not eliminate the need for a loot policy. A larger bag extends a session, while good filtering reduces the time spent sorting it afterward.
The protected pieces
Bulk actions protect favourites, set pieces, unique items and equipment containing gems. An item that does not appear in a bulk selection may therefore be protected rather than missing. Inspect it individually before changing that protection or choosing a different action. The selection review shows the expected result before the equipment is consumed.
Use pages instead of a long bag
The game arranges the backpack into fixed pages, with the selected item’s details shown separately. Rarity borders help narrow the first glance; body slots provide a second way to understand the item. Review one candidate, compare it with the equipped arrangement, then return to the same bag page. This keeps sorting attached to a location rather than an endless list.