This page was made with the intention of showing the common use-cases of tags. The tags present in this list may or may not be up to date (last updated: March 7, 2024).
Building tags are present in the item-table as well as in the blueprint for each building piece. Tags in the blueprints for the building pieces determine what type of building piece the blueprint is, and also what building pieces it should ignore collision for when placing the piece, as well as what building pieces it may upgrade to/from.
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Building.AlcoveCap |
Building.Foundation.2XSlant |
Building.Scaffolding |
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Building.AlcoveWall |
Building.Foundation.Ramp |
Building.Stage |
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Building.ArchTall |
Building.Foundation.RampCorner |
Building.Stage_Corner |
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Building.Awning |
Building.Foundation_Fence |
Building.Stage_Ramp |
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Building.Awning_Corner |
Building.Foundation_Square |
Building.Stairs_L |
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Building.BarrierWallTall |
Building.Foundation_Wedge |
Building.Stairs_L_Flipped |
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Building.BarrierWallTall_Curved |
Building.Frame_Double |
Building.Stairs_Spiral |
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Building.BarrierWallTall_CurvedInverted |
Building.Gate_Frame |
Building.Stairs_U |
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Building.Bridge |
Building.Hatch_Frame |
Building.Strut_Diagonal |
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Building.Buttress |
Building.Pillar |
Building.Strut_Straight |
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Building.Ceiling_Cube |
Building.Pillar_LargeBase |
Building.Wall |
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Building.Ceiling_Curved |
Building.Pillar_LargeCap |
Building.Wall_Cap |
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Building.Ceiling_LargeCorner |
Building.Pillar_LargeMid |
Building.Wall_Cube |
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Building.Ceiling_Square |
Building.Ramp |
Building.Wall_Curved |
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Building.Ceiling_Wedge |
Building.Ramp_Corner |
Building.Wall_Slope_Left |
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Building.Chimney_Cap |
Building.Roof_Slope_Inv_Corner |
Building.Wall_Slope_Left_Inv |
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Building.Chimney_Pipe |
Building.Roof_Wedge_Slope |
Building.Wall_Slope_Right |
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Building.Chimney_WallIn |
Building.Roof_Wedge_Slope_Inv |
Building.Wall_Slope_Right_Inv |
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Building.Chimney_WallOut |
Building.Rooftops_End |
Building.WallFrame_Tall |
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Building.DoorFrame |
Building.Rooftops_L |
Building.WallMarketWindow |
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Building.Fence |
Building.Rooftops_Straight |
Building.WallTrim |
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Building.Fence_Crenelation |
Building.Rooftops_T |
Building.WallWide |
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Building.Fence_Curved |
Building.Rooftops_Top |
Building.WallWindowLarge |
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Building.Foundation |
Building.Rooftops_X |
Building.WindowFrame_Tall |
In addition to building pieces having tags, certain placeables also have tags for similar purposes (and also sorting purposes)
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Placeable.Door |
Placeable.Gargoyle |
Placeable.SiegeCauldron |
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Placeable.Drawbridge |
Placeable.Gate_Door |
Placeable.Window |
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Placeable.Elevator_Horizontal |
Placeable.Hatch_Door |
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Placeable.Elevator_Vertical |
Placeable.Ladder |
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In addition to the above list, we also have placeables within the Item.xx subcategory. The intention is to move these items into the Placeables.xx category.
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Item.Placeable.Bedroll
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Item.Placeable.Storage
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Crafting stations are placeables and so have their own tags, primarily for sorting purposes.
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Item.Placeable.Craftingstation.Alchemy
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Item.Placeable.Craftingstation.Fishing
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Loot is very often distributed through categorization of what kind of profession is most likely to have access to the item/s, as well as what Tier the items belong to. For that purpose, we implemented several profession-loot tables.
A note about tiers: While T1-T4 are traditionally accessible, T4 is considered very high level (Star metal, etc) and T5 is considered rare items and legendaries and is very rarely used as part of loot-tables.
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Loot.Alchemy |
Loot.Dyes |
Loot.Smelting |
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Loot.Armory |
Loot.Farming |
Loot.Tanning |
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Loot.Blacksmithing |
Loot.Fishing |
Loot.Taskmasters |
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Loot.Brewing |
Loot.Fletching |
Loot.Woodworking |
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Loot.Coin |
Loot.General |
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Loot.Cooking |
Loot.Hunting |
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Loot.T1 |
Loot.T2 |
Loot.T3 |
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Loot.T4 |
Loot.T5 |
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Culture tags are primarily used in the handling of loot. Specific items, such as weapons and armors and placeables that are used by only specific cultures are tagged with these tags to allow the loot-tables to include these as loot.
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Culture.Accursed |
Culture.DogsoftheDesert |
Culture.Nordheimer |
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Culture.Asura |
Culture.Exiles |
Culture.ObsidianOnes |
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Culture.BlackCorsair |
Culture.FirstMen |
Culture.RelicHunters |
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Culture.BlackCorsairs |
Culture.ForgottenTribe |
Culture.Stygia |
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Culture.BlackHand |
Culture.General |
Culture.StygianInvaders |
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Culture.Cimmeria |
Culture.HeirsoftheNorth |
Culture.VotariesofSkelos |
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Culture.Darfari |
Culture.LemurianRemnants |
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Most items also have a variety of item-tags. Primarily, these are used for sorting or inventory management but many of them also allow for easy searches in the item-table or are used in the Journey-system, amongst other things.
Resource tags are split into two primary sub-tags: “Item.Component” and “Item.Resource”. The Component tag is for anything that is a crafted result (and also not a resource), while Item.Resource is used for resources gained in the world from harvesting resource nodes (excluding food from animals).
Resources are a big category, and contains tags that may be very specific to an item, or generalized. It should still be very easy to understand which is which though.
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Item.Resource.AlchemicalBase
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Item.Resource.Leavening
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Components are usually only marked as “Item.Component” but there are a few specific components that are marked because they are used for sorting options and/or loot-purposes.
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Item.Component |
Item.Component.Brick |
Item.Component.Reinforcement |
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Item.Component.Misc |
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Armor tags also include items specifically related to armors, such as armor modifications, and crafting ingredients and repair kits.
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Item.Armor.Circlet |
Item.Armor.Clothing |
Item.Armor.Jewelry |
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Item.Armor.Light |
Item.Armor.Medium |
Item.Armor.Heavy |
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Item.Armor.Modification |
Item.Armor.Padding |
Item.Armor.Repair |
Note that the tool category also includes the “Item.Tool.Modification” tag.
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Item.Tool.Bindings
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Item.Tool.RepairHammer
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Weapon tags contain weapons, weapon modifications, and epic tier ingredients for making them. This is to facilitate some Journey steps. It’s also very important to assign the correct tags to weapons for placement in display racks, assigning correct combos to NPCs. Many systems use the weapon tags and it’s important to assign the correct tags for them.
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Item.Weapon.1hAxe
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Item.Weapon.Daggers
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Item.Weapon.Pike
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The crafting materials for weapons are:
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Item.Weapon.Handle |
Item.Weapon.Bowstring |
The modifications for weapons are:
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Modification
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Modification.Poison
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In addition to the above, there are specific tags for bows and arrows that are only used in the Journey-steps and for loot-purposes:
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Item.Weapon.Arrow.Iron |
Item.Weapon.Bow.Basic |
Consumables, healing, and foods are split because not all consumables are food.
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Item.Consumable.Alcohol
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Item.Consumable.Unique.CoinPurse
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Item.Food.Additive
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Item.Food.Gruel
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The Item.Healing tag is used for Aloe potions and the Item.Healing.Wraps for bandages.
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Item.Healing |
Item.Healing.Wraps |
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Item.Legendary |
Item.Epic |
Item.Perfected |
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Item.Iron |
Item.Starmetal |
Item.Blackice |
Known inconsistency : you may notice that there is no “Item.Steel” or “Item.HardenedSteel” categories listed above. This is an inconsistency that we will look at in the future - those tiers instead exist under their respective weapon/tool categories, as in the table below but the intention is to bring them up to the table above.
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Item.Weapon.Stone |
Item.Weapon.Iron |
Item.Weapon.Steel |
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Item.Weapon.HardenedSteel |
Item.Tool.Iron |
Item.Tool.Steel |
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Item.Tool.HardenedSteel |
Item.Tool.Obsidian |
Item.Weapon.Obsidian |
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Item.Tool.Blackblood |
Item.Weapon.Eldarium |
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Champion weapons also have their own tags to allow for easier lootification:
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Item.Weapon.Champion.T1
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Item.Weapon.Champion.T3
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Pets and followers are split into two sections - pets, and Golems.
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Item.Pet |
Item.Pet.Babyanimal |
Item.Pet.Babyanimal.Foal |
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Item.Pet.Camel |
Item.Pet.Grownup |
Item.Pet.Horse |
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Item.Golem |
Item.Golem.Coated.Brimstone |
Item.Golem.Coated.Tar |
Most of the sorcery tags are used in the loot-tables and for sorting purposes.
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Item.Sorcery |
Item.Sorcery.Tome |
Item.Sorcery.Map |
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Item.Sorcery.Spellpage |
Item.Sorcery.Spellpage.Failed |
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These tags help distinguish the different saddles.
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Item.Saddle.Camel |
Item.Saddle.Horse |
Item.Saddle.Rhino |
These itemtags are put on items that teaches players Knowledge, Emotes, or grants other unlocks.
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Item.ReligionTeacher |
Item.LanguageTeacher |
Item.EmoteTeacher |
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Item.Schematic |
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Bundle items are items that, when used, spawn additional items in the player inventory, such as bearer packs, sorcery pouches, Dye packs, and so forth.
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Item.Bundle.Bearerpack.T1
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Item.Bundle.Sorcery.Pouch.T1
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Some items have a unique tag. These tags are meant to make it possible to identify the item by the tag alone, and such items are usually marked like this for loot-purposes or for the sake of specific Journey-steps.
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Item.Unique.Dyepack
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Item.Unique.MoltenHeart
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Item.Avatar |
Avatars |
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Item.Basic |
Anything that is crafted in the player inventory and is of low level (twine, stone tools, etc) |
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Item.Treasure |
Anything that counts as a treasure for the purposes of the coffer |
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Item.Coffer |
The coffer itself |
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Item.NoDrop |
This tag prevents items from being dropped as loot (except for from players) |
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Item.Story |
This tag pertains to items that are related to the main story-progression of the game. |
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Item.Lore |
This tag should be applied to any items that are simply there for the sake of lore and that has a long description. Books, Journals, etc. |
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Item.Carcass
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Explanation not needed |
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Item.Waterskin |
Anything that functions as a waterskin |
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Item.Key |
Any key or key-fragment |
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Item.Sigil |
Any sigil-invoking item from the Isle of Siptah |
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Item.Spoiled |
Spoiled food, rotted items, etc. |
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Item.Tinket |
Anything that does not have a use-case in the game and is simply there for flavor |
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Item.Gold
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Powder, coins, and bars made out of gold and silver. Primarily there for loot-purposes |
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Item.CanPerishUnequipped |
Abyssal Armor and weapons |
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Item.Essence |
“????” items from Siptah |
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Item.Buffbook |
The books from the Warmaster dungeon that, when read, gives you buffs |
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Item.Crystal
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Colored Crystal are the crystals found in the spider area where you can turn them in in exchange for black and white dye. |
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Item.Insect
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These tags are used to sort insects in the correct order in the inventory. |