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imported>Oil31362: fixed the dresser hyperlink going to Furniture#dresser instead of Furniture#dressers

2026-02-22T14:36:43Z

fixed the dresser hyperlink going to Furniture#dresser instead of Furniture#dressers

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	[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].		[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].

	All clothings (except [[Trinkets\|trinkets]]) can be stored in the [[Furniture#~~Dresser~~\|dresser]].		All clothings (except [[Trinkets\|trinkets]]) can be stored in the [[Furniture#Dressers\|dresser]].

	==History==		==History==

2025-06-06T19:18:15Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	{{History\|1.4\|Can now be stored in ~~the~~ dressers.}}		{{History\|1.4\|Can now be stored in dressers.}}
	{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets. Certain [[hats]] and [[Tailoring#Shirts\|shirts]] can be dropped randomly by [[monsters]], [[The Mines#Crates and Barrels\|crates and barrels]], [[trees]], [[Artifact Spot]]s, or [[Pans\|panning]].}}		{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets. Certain [[hats]] and [[Tailoring#Shirts\|shirts]] can be dropped randomly by [[monsters]], [[The Mines#Crates and Barrels\|crates and barrels]], [[trees]], [[Artifact Spot]]s, or [[Pans\|panning]].}}

2024-11-05T01:41:24Z

Text replacement - "{{[Ss]poiler}} " to ""

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	~~{{spoiler}}~~

	'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Trinkets\|trinkets]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[The Player\|player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).		'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Trinkets\|trinkets]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[The Player\|player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).

2024-09-09T17:27:41Z

History

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	==History==		==History==
	{{History\|1.4\|Can now be stored in the dressers.}}		{{History\|1.4\|Can now be stored in the dressers.}}
	{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets.}}		{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets. Certain [[hats]] and [[Tailoring#Shirts\|shirts]] can be dropped randomly by [[monsters]], [[The Mines#Crates and Barrels\|crates and barrels]], [[trees]], [[Artifact Spot]]s, or [[Pans\|panning]].}}

	{{NavboxClothing}}		{{NavboxClothing}}

2024-07-14T04:31:33Z

History: 1.4 history

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	==History==		==History==
			{{History\|1.4\|Can now be stored in the dressers.}}
	{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets.}}		{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets.}}

2024-07-14T04:14:54Z

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	[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].		[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].

			All clothings (except [[Trinkets\|trinkets]]) can be stored in the [[Furniture#Dresser\|dresser]].

	==History==		==History==

2024-03-22T15:41:35Z

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	[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].		[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].

			==History==

			{{History\|1.6\|Added trinkets.}}

	{{NavboxClothing}}		{{NavboxClothing}}

2024-03-22T15:40:45Z

Added trinkets

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	'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[The Player\|player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).		{{spoiler}}

			'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Trinkets\|trinkets]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[The Player\|player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).

	Hats, shirts, and pants are purely cosmetic items, unlocked from collecting certain [[Achievements]] or [[Tailoring\|tailored]].		Hats, shirts, and pants are purely cosmetic items, unlocked from collecting certain [[Achievements]] or [[Tailoring\|tailored]].
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	[[Footwear]] can increase [[defense]], [[immunity]], or both, and also show up on your character's model.		[[Footwear]] can increase [[defense]], [[immunity]], or both, and also show up on your character's model.

			[[Trinkets]] provide a variety of passive benefits, from an enemy eating companion to shooting ice. The trinket slot is unlocked upon achieving [[Mastery Cave#Masteries\|Combat Mastery]].

	{{NavboxClothing}}		{{NavboxClothing}}

2022-02-17T19:41:05Z

Text replacement - "player" to "player"

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	'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).		'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[The Player\|player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).

	Hats, shirts, and pants are purely cosmetic items, unlocked from collecting certain [[Achievements]] or [[Tailoring\|tailored]].		Hats, shirts, and pants are purely cosmetic items, unlocked from collecting certain [[Achievements]] or [[Tailoring\|tailored]].

2021-07-04T04:13:37Z

Reverted edits by CrystalFlower (talk) to last revision by JaksStrange

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	~~{{Spoiler}}~~
	'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).		'''Clothing''' consists of [[hats]], [[rings]], [[footwear]], [[Tailoring\|shirts, pants, shorts, and skirts]] that can be equipped in the [[player]]'s [[inventory]] screen. They can be found, bought, and won in several ways (for example, won during [[festivals]] or found in [[The Mines\|the mines]]).