Hi everybody,

The list of containers that can have a lock added to them has been updated (which, in turn, has updated the list of containers that can only be clasped). The following nouns can have a clasp and lock added to them now (many of these were already on the list, but a bunch of them could only be clasped before):

atanika, ataniki, backpack, bag, bankbook, basket, book, burnoose, cape, capelet, carryall, case, casket, cloak, coat, doublet, folio, greatcloak, handbag, harness, haversack, hip-basket, hip-satchel, jacket, kit, knapsack, longcloak, longcoat, manifest, mantle, musette, over-gown, overrobe, pack, pelisse, pocketbook, pouch, prayerbook, purse, quiver, register, reliquary, reticule, robe, robes, rucksack, sack, saddlebag, satchel, shroud, songbook, sporran, tome, tome, toolkit, tube, valise, vestment

These following nouns can only be clasped (because they are too thin or small to reasonably support any sort of lock):

neckpouch, waistcoat, shrug

And for completeness, the following nouns can only have a lock added (no changes here):

box, chest, coffer, strongbox, trunk

Ixix

Also, since book, tome, folio, and prayerbook are lockable, how about adding grimoire, volume, and codex?


---
Cendadric says, "Hmm, a most impressive weapon of note. I'll give you 110 silver coins for it."

...journal and diary, on the book list, too. * whistles *

---
Cendadric says, "Hmm, a most impressive weapon of note. I'll give you 110 silver coins for it."

For an explanation on why pants and pants-like nouns aren't an option - that one was nixed because of the potential (and this has happened in the past as well) abuse of the messaging regarding opening and closing pants.

Sorry! I don't expect that any of you fine folks would misuse that, but we need to careful about it.

Ixix

>>I don't expect that any of you fine folks would misuse that


Berbels. That's all.

oooh... spider bag pants!!