Character Inventory & Wallet Inventory
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How to Store Items
What is a Character Inventory?
Character Inventory UI
What is a Wallet Inventory?
Items you obtained in MapleStory N are storedin your Inventory, which is divided into two types: Character Inventory and Wallet Inventory.
Items you earn from gameplay will go to the Character Inventory. Once you mint items from your Character Inventory, it will become on-chain items. You can move on-chain items to your Wallet Inventory.
※ Only minted characters can move items from your Wallet Inventory to your Character Inventory.
※ For more information on character minting, please refer to the .
Items you obtain as in-game rewards through gameplay are stored in your Character Inventory. You can check the obtained items, the history of the items or mint and enhance them.
The Character Inventory is divided into following tabs, and the items that can be stored in each tab are different.
1) EQUIP
You can store Weapon, Armor, and Accessory items that can be equipped to your character.
Equipment items you obtain by hunting field monsters, defeating boss monsters, completing quests, etc. are stored in this tab.
2) USE
You can store consumable items, including potions, exchange coupons, and move scrolls.
3) OTHER
You can store material items for skills, crafting, and enhancement you obtain from hunting monsters in the field.
4) SET-UP
You can store items such as Titles, Chairs, Damage Skins, and Mounts.
5) UTILITY
You can store functional and convenience items.
6) DEC.
You can store Decoration items other than Hair, Face, or Skin items.
7) HAIR
You can store Hair items.
8) FACE
You can store Face items.
9) SKIN
You can store Skin items.
1) NESO
You can mint NESOLET you obtain from gameplay into NESO. Mint your NESOLET into NESO to enhance items or use Marketplace.
2) WALLET
You can open your Wallet Inventory and move items back and forth with Character Inventory
3) MINTING
You can mint any of your mintable items. Items that have not been minted cannot be enhanced, traded in the Marketplace, registered in NFT Collection and History. Make sure that you minted your items before you try the actions.
4) HISTORY
You can check the History of a selected item.
5) ENHANCE
You can enhance an elected item. You can only enhance on-chain items. Check the item is minted before you try enhancing it.
6) DISCARD
You can discard a selected item. Once you discard an item, you cannot get it back - be extra sure that you selected the exact item that you want to discard before you proceed.
A Wallet Inventory is the inventory within a wallet that you have connected to MapleStory N.
You can store minted in-game items in your Wallet Inventory and can move the items into the inventory of other characters in your account.
You need to move items to your Wallet Inventory to make it searchable on Marketplace. To sell an item, please make sure it is in your Wallet Inventory, where all Marketplace purchases are automatically stored.
Be sure to move any purchased items into your Character Wallet to equip your character with them.
※ When an equipment item is moved from Wallet Inventory to Character Inventory, the item will be locked for 10 days (240 hours). While locked, the item cannot be moved back to the Wallet Inventory. You can check the remaining lock time in the item tooltip.
※ If a locked item is stored in NFT Collection, it can only be retrieved by the character who stored it. Once the lock period ends, the item can be retrieved by any character within the same account.
※ Only minted characters can store items in the Wallet Inventory. However, if you already have a minted character in your account or if a purchased item from Marketplace is stored in your Wallet Inventory, you can retrieve the item without minting a character.
※ For more information about NESOLET and NESO, please refer to the .
※ For more information about item minting, please refer to the .
※ For more information about History, please refer to the .
※ For detailed information about enhancements, please refer to the .
※ For more information on character minting, please refer to the .