Yeah, most people would carry keys in the pocket, and anything you pop into your pocket (rather than your Backpack) is a Special Item. As you say, it's probably just an oversight that the key in question isn't mentioned as being a Special Item (unless it is explicitly described as being really big, perhaps?) It's not unprecedented in the books for there to be a situation where, say, in one section, you find an item, and then one or two sections later, you use the item (e.g. a key, and you find the corresponding door a couple of sections later, and there's no way to branch off the path and not reach the door) ..... in that scenario, Dever sometimes didn't bother telling you to record the item on your action chart: it's just assumed you take it, use it, and then you don't need it any more. You might even just be holding it in your hand the whole time, then leave it in the door lock and not take it with you. There's also precedent for having backpack items which are very small/light and so there's an explicit mention in the text that they "don't take up any space". David On 7 October 2013 17:36, <pamail.cgi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The following was sent from the Project Aon contact form > From: Pupil Paradoxrhapsody@xxxxxxxxxxxxx > Date: 16:36:17 on Monday, October 7, 2013 > Subject: Book Question > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > First, I am using the ePub version. > > This is a two part question. > > I have noticed most keys are special items. Ones that are not, I thick may > be oversights. Am I wrong? > > Section 2 of book 5 has a gold key that it seems to force you to take. You > carry and use this item more than once, but all in the same section. By the > rules it is a Backpack item, because it does not say otherwise. So, are you > suppose to discard an item from a full backpack, or is it a freebie until > you leave the section? I'm thinking freebie. > > I have noticed other things, big and small, but this is the first time I > thought "what the hey," I'll contact you people. > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > NOTE: Please remember to "Reply to All" recipients. Thank you. > > ~~~~~~ > Manage your subscription at http://www.freelists.org/list/projectaon > > >