Outfits and Wardrobes

Outfits let you save exact sets of equipped weapons and armor. In worlds that provide a wardrobe room, you can switch between those sets and keep inactive outfit gear in wardrobe storage instead of your ordinary inventory.

Use either outfit or its built-in alias, fit. Most examples on this page use the shorter form.

Save your first outfit

Enter a wardrobe room and equip everything that should belong to the outfit. Then save it under a short code:

fit save silver

The saved outfit contains exactly what you have equipped at that moment. Saving the same code again updates its equipment set. Outfit codes have no spaces; they begin with a letter and may contain letters, numbers, underscores, or hyphens.

Saving also makes that outfit your active outfit. The active outfit is the one you can restore while away from a wardrobe.

List your outfits

Use fit list, or simply fit, anywhere:

1. silver
2. pvp*

The markers describe your current state:

* means your equipped items exactly match that saved outfit.
[active] means the outfit is active, but you have removed or replaced at least one of its pieces.
No marker means the outfit is saved but is not currently equipped or active.

An exactly equipped active outfit is shown with *, not both markers.

Switch outfits in a wardrobe

Equip an outfit by its code or by the number shown by fit list:

fit silver
fit 1

The selected outfit becomes active. Its pieces are equipped, and gear used only by your other outfits moves into wardrobe storage. Equipped items that do not belong to a stored outfit return to your ordinary inventory, so a switch can fail if that inventory has no room.

Outfit changes cannot be made during combat.

Restore your active outfit while adventuring

You can remove, replace, or place pieces of your active outfit in a carried bag just like ordinary equipment. Outside a wardrobe, fit <outfit> can restore only that active outfit:

remove sword
fit silver

Restoring works while every required piece is still equipped, in your ordinary inventory, or inside one of your carried bags. It cannot recover an item that you dropped, gave away, sold, or otherwise stopped carrying.

You must return to a wardrobe to select a different active outfit or withdraw gear from wardrobe storage.

Put everything into storage

When your current equipment exactly matches a saved outfit, use this in a wardrobe:

fit store

This unequips the entire outfit and clears your active outfit. Its gear remains assigned to its saved outfit but moves out of ordinary inventory and into wardrobe storage. This is useful when you want a clean inventory and empty equipment slots while assembling another set.

After fit store, the stored outfit no longer has *, and no outfit is marked [active]. Select an outfit in the wardrobe to make it active again.

Inspect and withdraw stored equipment

Use either of these commands in a wardrobe to list every item referenced by your outfits:

fit equipment
fit eq

Each line shows the item’s numeric ID and all outfits that use it:

62090478: a prototype sword [silver, pvp]

Withdraw an item by that ID or by a keyword:

fit get 62090478
fit get sword

The item returns to ordinary inventory and is removed from every outfit that referenced it. Withdrawing can fail when your inventory is full.

Delete an outfit

Equip the outfit exactly, then use:

fit delete

This deletes the saved definition, not the equipment itself. The items remain equipped. If identical equipment matches more than one saved outfit, name the definition to delete:

fit delete silver

Wardrobe storage and death

Inactive wardrobe gear does not appear in inventory, does not consume ordinary inventory space, and cannot be manipulated with normal item commands. Use fit equipment to see it and fit get to withdraw it.

Gear in wardrobe storage is protected from death penalties, including penalties that remove all equipment and inventory. Gear belonging to your active outfit is portable rather than stored and remains subject to the world’s normal death rules.

Command summary

Command	Where	Purpose
`fit` `fit list`	Anywhere	List saved outfits and their current markers.
`fit save <outfit>`	Wardrobe	Save or update the exact equipment you are wearing.
`fit <outfit>` `fit <number>`	Wardrobe	Equip an outfit and make it active.
`fit <active outfit>`	Anywhere	Restore the active outfit from gear you still carry.
`fit store`	Wardrobe	Unequip an exact saved outfit and leave no active outfit.
`fit equipment` `fit eq`	Wardrobe	List outfit gear and the outfits that reference it.
`fit get <ID or keyword>`	Wardrobe	Withdraw an item and remove it from every outfit.
`fit delete [<outfit>]`	Wardrobe	Delete an outfit that exactly matches your equipment.

For ordinary wear, remove, container, and inventory commands, see Items and Equipment.