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Access this window by pressing C, or through the EQII Menu. Notice that there are several tabs on the left side of this window. This guide will explain the basic purposes of the tabs, the information you access from them, and the purpose of other User Interface (UI) elements for the Character window. On the right side of Character window you can see your stats, such as Attributes, Resistances, and Defenses. You can open and close the information about stats by clicking a button labeled Stats. Some additional details are displayed when you click on different tabs on the left side of the character window. Let's discuss some of the information on this screen: EQ2 characters are described by five attributes. Your race dictates your starting attributes. Each time you gain a level, your most important attributes will improve slightly. All five attributes have some importance to all classes: Below the attributes, your resistances are shown. Resistances are your defense against spells.

They are the magical counterpart to mitigation, as they absorb a flat percentage of incoming damage. There are 3 types of resistances, corresponding to the 3 types of spell damage mobs can use in EQ2. All nonphysical attacks in EQ2 fit into one of these 3 types. The 3 types are Arcane, Elemental, and Noxious. Although the tool-tip will display the reduced damage from an even-con enemy, it is not always accurate, as some spells are "harder to resist" and require varying levels of additional mitigation. Your defensive melee stats are shown in the lower part of the window. These are "secondary stats": they're calculated from your attributes and skills (plus your equipment and buffs). Point your mouse cursor at each of them to see a tooltip describing what they mean. The most important defense stats are: Choose the Skills tab to see your character's skills. Skills affect how well your character will perform certain actions. Skills go up in rank automatically through general usage, and are limited by your level (the maximum rank for a skill is your level * 5).

Tradeskill Skills: these skills affect your ability to craft items if and when you choose to take up a tradeskill or secondary tradeskill. The list of skills listed under this additional tab is determined by the tradeskill you chooose (eg. a Tailors skills are slightly different than those of a Carpenter). We're not going to discuss every page of the Character window in detail in this guide, but here's a quick overview: In the center of the Character window, you see a "paper doll" view of your character, surrounded by his or her inventory slots. If this is a new character, then you'll have starting equipment in some of the slots, but most equipment slots will be empty. At the very bottom of the Equipment window, your current amount of money is shown as 4 types of coins. Coin denominations progress in the following order, from smallest to largest: copper, silver, gold, and platinum. This differs from Currency which is explained in the next section below. As you make your way through the world, you will earn regular money (copper, gold, etc.) as described above, but you will also get special currency from completing some quests, by participating in World Events, if you attend City Festivals, and as you gain Faction in different zones or craft.

In order to save space in your bags, a special tab in the Character window was added for the wide variety of currency that accumulates. You can transfer (most of) this currency between all of the characters on your account. To do so, click on the Currency tab, drag the currency to a bag slot, and then transfer it to your shared bank. From there, log on to any of your other characters to transfer it to their bags and into their currency tab. Along the bottom of the character sheet (press C) are six slots that can hold a variety of containers, like backpacks or strong boxes. Double-click a bag to open it. You can open and close all of your inventory bags at once by pressing B or Alt+L. As a new character, you'll start with one small bag, and five tiny ones. You'll find that these bags fill up fast as you kill creatures and harvest materials on your adventures. You can sell items to NPC merchants to free up space, but you'll want to buy bigger bags as soon as you've amassed enough cash to afford them.

As you finish quests and defeat monsters, you'll often receive items for your efforts. When you accept these items, they automatically go into your bag slots. Find the item in your bag, and right-click it to see a menu of actions: Examine, Equip (if you can wear it), Use (if it can be activated), or Destroy. If you don't want to keep an item, it's usually better to sell it than destroy it. To sell an Item for a few coins, find an NPC merchant and click on him to open the Buy/Sell window. Or, if you think the item is valuable to other players, you could find a Broker NPC in your home city and put the item up for sale. The more time you spend in Norrath, the more items you amass in your inventory. With so many bags slots, bank slots, and vault inside of houses, keeping track of everything can seem overwhelming. To make your life in Norrath easier, a special auto-sort feature was added to the Character window and bags. Let's begin with how to quickly and easily auto-sort items in your bags.

The Appearance tab in the Character window shows your Appearance slots. In it, you can place any armor, clothing, or weapon that can be used by your class and that is at or below your character's level. You character will not gain any stats or other benefits from items used in the appearance slots. The Appearance slots are only for vanity's sake, allowing you to customize the look of your character's gear from head to toe. When you find a piece of armor that looks good, but you can't justify using it for one reason or another, then you can put it in your Appearance slot instead. Many players like to customize their characters to have bare hands, bare feet, etc. This is done by using special appearance items that make your regular armor vanish when they are used in the appearance slots. Bring up your Knowledge Book by pressing K. The book is divided into sections: Abilities, Spells, Combat Arts, and Tradeskills. Each section can grow to several pages. A "Sort" button lets you customize the order of the icons in each section.

We'll discuss the Knowledge Book more in the guide about Spells and Combat Arts. For now, just know that all of your character's abilities and spells are automatically placed in the Knowledge Book. When you get a new ability or spell, it'll be found in the Knowledge Book. When you point your mouse at an icon, you'll get a pop-up tooltip briefly explaining the ability or spell. For more detailed information, right-click the icon and choose "Examine". To use your spells and abilities, you can click on the icons within the Knowledge Book, or you can drag-and-drop icons to your hotbar and use them from there instead. EQ2 automatically adds your first few spells and abilities to your hotbar, but you should get accustomed to putting the icons on your hotbar yourself. Once you move up to a second hotbar (Add an additional hotbar by right-clicking an icon on the existing bar and choose "Open New Hotbar"), you'll have to add icons to it yourself. Your character's condition is described by two resources: Health and Power.

They are represented by the green and blue bars next to your character's name. Health and Power regenerate automatically - slowly while in combat, quickly when not in combat. It is not necessary to sit or stand still to regenerate. Food and drink are necessary for efficient progress in Norrath. Food increases the amount of Health you regain when out of combat. Beverages increase the amount of Power you regain when out of combat. Some food and drink also provide bonuses to your attributes, such as Strength or Intelligence. Each food and drink is rated for a certain adventuring level. You must be of the appropriate adventuring level to gain the full effect provided by the food or beverage. Low-level characters will not get any extra benefit from using high-level food, and high-level characters will have increased downtime from using low-level food. Most of the food and drink items available in the game are crafted by players (the Provisioner tradeskill class). Therefore, the best way to get food and drink is to buy it from other players through the Broker, or to make it yourself.