You could even use tags to share a bit about how you plan to develop your character.

Found a ring of strength? That should go to your strength build, not your finesse huntsman. Intelligent - That potion of intelligence? It goes to your mage. Intuitive - You just crafted 16 health potions? Those should be split among the party (along with those dragon stews). You should be able to right click items (or a group of items) and add them to your party's shared 'loot' bag allowing for one-click selling at the next weapon shop.#4 Automated inventory sharingWhen you pick up items for the party they could be automatically assigned in several ways:Default - things with no use for crafting like plates and paintings should automatically go into the 'loot' bag for immediate sale. #3 Have a shared loot bag for the partyThe loot bag is not a communal bag of stuff - it's items specifically for sale. When you pick up an item it's for the benefit of the party, so it makes sense to sort items appropriately and automatically among the characters.#2 Your party shares the spoils of war, so all sales should automatically go through the person with the highest bartering regardless of who's backpack an item is in. But then you can also add standard tags like 'alchemist' - which then assigns all potion ingredients to that person. Enchanted arrows are automatically shared among the Huntsmen. For example, by default all lockpicks and disarm kits to the Scoundrel. These tags allow for items picked up by the party to automatically go to the most-suited character, not the person who picked it up. Here are some ideas:#1 Use character tags for inventory managementIn the same way characters have 'tags' which help define their dialog, a tags can be used for inventory management.

Hi guys, I believe inventory management should be effortless.

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