Quest Item - These are special items which are essential to quests.They appear in inventory as normal items, but cannot be traded. Themes - These are pseudo items which represents inspirations that the Bard has gathered, and are used to compose poems or plays.Others - These are items with no special interactions, but can have various game influence, such as allowing certain interactions on other objects, or used as ingredients in crafting.Special - Special items with special interactions.The spy can use these other people by creating poisoned food. Consuming them bestows their negative effect on the user. Many Potions from the spy are actually poisons. Potions and Salves can be crafted by the Physician, the Wizard and the Spy. Potions and Salves - Can be consumed for various special effects.Most (if not all) are created by cooking. Large food items have multiple servings and can generate smaller food items via "grab a plate" interaction. Have an inherent quality that can grant various buffs. Food - Can be eaten to restore the hunger motive.Lutes - Used by the bard to preform or to practice.
Paddles - Used to play Kingball at the Kingball Court. Hammers - Used by the Blacksmith hero in forging. (function:affect spell casting? success chance? energy usage?) Have Power property. A large number of equipment can be crafted by the Blacksmith. Equipment - these items have the "equip" interaction. (If both the child's parents are Heroes and are not married, only the mother who has the child as active household member will be able to access the child's inventory) Child's inventory for children of the Hero in the active household. The Cargo Hold of the Ship at the Docks which is only accessible by the Merchant. The market stalls for the Market and the Smithy, accessible by the Merchant and the Blacksmith respectively. Other Hero Sims can collect them later without paying. For example: the smithy can hold ore, swords, and armor crafted by the smith. Each crafting table has its own inventory where corresponding crafting materials, as well as finished products, can be stored. The Larder ( Wooden Larder or Froststone Larder), which holds food and food ingredients, accessible by all Heroes. There are also special container objects which have inventories of their own which can be accessed by all or certain Heroes, allowing items to be moved to and from the Hero's personal inventory. With new voyages, treasure hunting, and a story that can make or break your reign, this pack enhances all of your gameplay.In The Sims Medieval, Sims can carry items in their inventory. The Pirate Pack switches gears, tossing you into a feud between the Pirates of Aarbyville and the Nobles of Tredony. Your adventures decide the future of your realm, shaping it into a thriving utopia or a war-torn area of disaster. The Sims Medieval takes you back to the Middle Ages, where you can create a hero, go out on quests, and build a kingdom of your very own. This deluxe pack includes both The Sims Medieval and The Sims Medieval Pirates & Noble Adventure Pack. #The sims medieval items Pc#
Description ĭo you ever wish you lived in that glorious time when men were knights, women were princesses, and cities were kingdoms ruled by kings in large castles? Or would you rather be a pirate out hunting for rare treasure with a hook for a hand and a parrot on your shoulder? Download The Sims Medieval Deluxe Pack for your PC and you can have it both ways. It is currently only available for PC download on Origin. It includes The Sims Medieval base game and its adventure pack, Pirates and Nobles. The Sims Medieval: Deluxe Edition (also known as The Sims Medieval: Deluxe Pack) is the first and only compilation of The Sims Medieval games.
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