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THINGS I WISH I'D KNOWN EARLIER - Inn Rooms and Housing

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* Buy a merchant board from any furniture vendor and place it in your inn room. This will allow you to go into merchant mode. You have to stay in your inn room to sell.

* If you give everyone friends access to your inn room, random people will be able to come in and rearrange your furniture. Give everyone visitor access instead.

* Use "/friend [name] to put a friend on your friends list. Use "/who all friend" to see which of your friends is online. "/friend" will show you who is on your list.

* You can rotate furniture when placing it in your inn room by using the mouse wheel when moving it. You can use this function to line up books, place chairs the correct way under your tables, etc... If you do not have a mousewheel, you can use the + and - keys to rotate your furniture.

* You can take a tour of houses in the cities by right clicking the door and selecting tour. Some of the expensive houses are really cool. Maybe someday you will actually have enough money to live there.

* If you are paying for part of your inn room with guild status, you can reduce the status cost by outfitting your room with expensive/rare furniture. In theory, it is possible to reduce the status cost to 0 status points per week. As far as I know, it is not possible to reduce coin costs.

* Your basic inn room can hold 100 items and 2 sellers. To hold more items or sellers, you need to move to a bigger room. And yes, books count towards your item limit. Note: the bug limiting qeynos inn rooms to 1 seller and 25 items has been fixed.

* If you relinquish your basic inn room before it is time to pay rent on it, you can buy another basic inn room for free and get a fresh 7 days. This saves you from having to pay the 5 silver rent. Note that you will have to collect all your items from the inn room (which can be done by right clicking on the door from within your inn room and selecting "collect contents"). Anything you do not collect will be destroyed when you relinquish your room.

* In-housing storage is now in the game! To access it, enter your inn room, right click on the door, and choose the appropriate option. Currently, your basic inn room will give you 2 slots to store stuff in. You can put boxes in these slots to increase your storage.

* In-housing storage is particularily useful for two things: 1) Storing furniture you do not wish to display in your current inn room, and 2) Temporarily storing items that you are trying to sell while you are adventuring.

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