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Be especially cautious with [[stackable]] and [[IOU]] items—only a single unit of each stack is counted when determining which items are protected. For example, if you're only carrying a stack of 100 [[Coins]], only '''three coins''' will be saved, and the remaining 97 will be lost. This makes stackable items particularly vulnerable on death, even if their total value is high.

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	Be especially cautious with [[stackable]] and [[IOU]] items—only a single unit of each stack is counted when determining which items are protected. For example, if you're only carrying a stack of 100 [[Coins]], only '''three coins''' will be saved, and the remaining 97 will be lost. This makes stackable items particularly vulnerable on death, even if their total value is high.		Be especially cautious with [[stackable]] and [[IOU]] items—only a single unit of each stack is counted when determining which items are protected. For example, if you're only carrying a stack of 100 [[Coins]], only '''three coins''' will be saved, and the remaining 97 will be lost. This makes stackable items particularly vulnerable on death, even if their total value is high.

	~~<!--However, if you've recently engaged in PvP combat in the [[Wastelands]] and are [[skulled]], you will lose '''everything''', regardless of item value.-->~~