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This quick guide will help you figure out what each item type is good for and how to sell them in Pantheon: Rise of the Fallen.

Step 1: Open Your Bags

Press the O key to open all your bags. Look through your items carefully. Each item will have a tag, like General, Reagent, or something more specific. These tags will guide you on what to sell or keep.

Item Tags and What They Mean

General
These items are usually junk or have no use beyond making money. Perfect for selling to vendors.
Examples: Shiny Marbles, Rout Whiskers
Reagents
Used for spells or crafting recipes. Keep these unless you're desperate for money.
Examples: Bone Fragments, Snake Scales
Resources
Raw materials useful for crafting. You can sell these to players or save them for your crafting.
Examples: Ore, Uncut Gemstones, Jute Fibers
Materials
Semi-processed items used in crafting or quests. They fetch better prices with other players than with vendors.
Examples: Burlap Thread, Worn Leather Straps
Catalysts
Rare items used to enhance crafting or trigger special effects. Always hold on to these.
Examples: Shimmering Celestium, Celestium Dust of Eloquence
Potions
Consumables that offer buffs or cures. Keep them if you plan to use them, otherwise sell or trade.
Examples: Fresh Apples, Mild Antidotes
Ingredients
Essential for cooking and crafting. These are highly valuable to crafters and worth trading with players.
Examples: Blackberries, Maple Sap

Step 2: Selling Your Items

Find a Vendor
Walk up to any vendor, like Annie the Fresh Produce Vendor. Right-click on the vendor to interact.
Open Your Bags
Once the vendor window is open, press O to view your items again.
Quick-Sell with Alt + Right-Click
For fast selling, hold the Alt key and right-click on the items you want to sell. For example, you could alt-right-click your Shiny Marble and Rout Whiskers to sell them instantly.

Final Blurb

By sorting your items based on their tags, you’ll make smarter decisions about what to sell and what to keep. This will keep your coin pouch ready for buying spells, gear, and crafting materials.

Happy adventuring, and may your coin purse always be full!