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Creation Keeper

Harkening back to the Trapper Keepers of yore, the Creation Keeper is where we keep all the stuff that goes into the Dragonhead system. Actually, it is not kept here. It's kept in a database, but it is kept on display here for you to see.

What Is Visible The keeper intermingles official material with anything you and your fellowship has created, providing it has been marked as Complete. If it belongs to someone other than yourself it also needs to have its Share set to Public or Copy.

Tables Most of the tables are self-explanatory. Price tells us how much something costs. Wt is an item's weight in pounds. If you don't know what an abbreviation means, float your cursor over its header. Wm will tell you that it stands for Warmth. Freq is short for Frequency and it tells us how frequently something is encountered in the world of Dragonhead. If you were wondering what the letters mean:

A = Abundant
C = Common
U = Uncommon
R = Rare
V = Very Rare
E = Extremely Rare
M = Mythical

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