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==Solution==
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You can drop No-Drop/No-Trade items from your pack if you have the stealing skill ( JOAT will work ).
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* This is possible by exploiting the backpack's 125 item limit. To drop the item, you'll need to fill your backpack with items until you've reached 125 items in your pack.
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* Next, prepare an item that you can successfully steal ( 1 stone ), and place it in a secured container that you have access to, a pack mule's pack, or a friends backpack ( If you're in the thieve's guild ).
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* Target the item you intend to steal ( Arms Lore, Dye Tub, or anything that provides a targeting cursor ).
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* You'll need to have the stealing skill set to a keystroke, as well as a "last target" macro set to a keystroke.
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* Pick up the item you wish to drop on the floor, and hold it with the cursor.
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* Press the key that is bound to your stealing skill, followed by the key set to "last target".
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* If you successfully steal the item, your pack will be at the 125 limit again, and you will not be able to place the item on your cursor back into your pack, thereby causing it to fall on the floor.
  
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==

Latest revision as of 16:36, 30 November 2018

No-Drop/No-Trade is an item property which denotes that the item cannot be traded via the trade window and cannot be removed from a character's backpack, unless it is to place the item in a Trash Barrel. According to MrTact, the No-Drop/No-Trade system was added, "specifically to keep the event items unique."

On the whole, No-Drop/No-Trade items are quest items. The items obtained during or for the completion of a quest were never intended to be used for any other purpose. Therefore, a character cannot drop or trade them.

The No-Trade property does not prevent items from being moved to another shard using Character Transfer Tokens. However, if an item is No-trade, it cannot be traded on the destination shard either.

Problems

Some players have reported that they cannot get rid of No-Drop/No-Trade items at all. MrTact says:

"As for not being able to trash these items - that’s not how they’re supposed to work. If you encounter this situation, please email [1] with the details."

Players with items stuck in their character's backpack are advised to

  • try completing the quest that originally awarded the item
  • try to put the item in a trash barrel, and
  • finally, page a GM to help.

Solution

You can drop No-Drop/No-Trade items from your pack if you have the stealing skill ( JOAT will work ).

  • This is possible by exploiting the backpack's 125 item limit. To drop the item, you'll need to fill your backpack with items until you've reached 125 items in your pack.
  • Next, prepare an item that you can successfully steal ( 1 stone ), and place it in a secured container that you have access to, a pack mule's pack, or a friends backpack ( If you're in the thieve's guild ).
  • Target the item you intend to steal ( Arms Lore, Dye Tub, or anything that provides a targeting cursor ).
  • You'll need to have the stealing skill set to a keystroke, as well as a "last target" macro set to a keystroke.
  • Pick up the item you wish to drop on the floor, and hold it with the cursor.
  • Press the key that is bound to your stealing skill, followed by the key set to "last target".
  • If you successfully steal the item, your pack will be at the 125 limit again, and you will not be able to place the item on your cursor back into your pack, thereby causing it to fall on the floor.

Notes

  • A survey of game forums indicate that complaints related to the No-Drop/No-Trade system are largely that it is unrealistic.
  • The developers acknowledge that No-Drop/No-Trade is, " a pain for those who want to display these items in your house. This is a feature we can look at adding in the future."

See Also

Item Properties
Stat Modifiers

Dexterity Bonus • Hit Point Increase • Intelligence Bonus • Mana Increase • Stamina Increase • Strength Bonus

Regenerations

Hit Point Regeneration • Mana Regeneration • Stamina Regeneration

Hit Effects

Assassin Honed • Blood Drinker • Battle Lust • Hit Cold Area • Hit Curse • Hit Dispel • Hit Energy Area • Hit Fatigue • Hit Fire Area • Hit Fireball • Hit Harm • Hit Life Leech • Hit Lightning • Hit Lower Attack • Hit Lower Defense • Hit Mana Drain • Hit Mana Leech • Hit Physical Area • Hit Poison Area • Searing Weapon • Splintering Weapon • Hit Stamina Leech

Historic

Ruin • Force • Might • Mystic • Power • Vanquishing • Newbified

Damage Types

Physical Damage • Fire Damage • Cold Damage • Poison Damage • Energy Damage • Chaos Damage • Direct Damage

Magic

Casting Focus • Faster Casting • Faster Cast Recovery • Lower Mana Cost • Lower Reagent Cost • Mage Armor • Mage Weapon • Resonance • Spell Channeling • Spell Damage Increase • Spell Focusing • Spell Consumption

Weapon

Damage Increase • Swing Speed Increase • Use Best Weapon Skill • Weapon Speed • Hit Chance Increase

Archery

Balanced • Damage Modifier • Lower Ammo Cost • Range • Velocity

Death & Theft Blessed • Cursed • No-Drop/No-Trade • Insured • Owned By
Damage Dealing

Damage Eater • Rage Focus • Reactive Paralyze • Reflect Physical Damage • Soul Charge

Other

Artifact Rarity • Defense Chance Increase • Durability • Elves Only • Enhance Potions • Gargoyles Only • Lifespan • Lower Requirements • Luck • Mana Burst • Mana Phase • Night Sight • Self Repair • Shard Bound • Skill Bonus • Strength Requirement • Uses Remaining • Weight

Negative

Antique • Brittle • Cursed • Ephemeral • Prized • Massive • Unwieldy • Unlucky •

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