Building your stash
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To build a stash, run the command /stash and follow the instructions provided, or read on for more information.
To create a stash for the first time, you must select a . Choose carefully - after you build a stash, there is no way to move it to a new terrain.
When you have chosen the location, run the command /stashlocation terrain, replacing terrain with the name of the terrain you have chosen. Pay attention to capital letters - the terrain must be entered exactly as it appears in-game.
Once the location for your stash is set, you have three options: stake a that you earned or purchased on secondary, build a stash by depositing five wood NFTs, or build a stash in game.
If you own a stash NFT, follow the . Once you /sync, your stash will be available at level 1 and you can begin using and upgrading it immediately.
To deposit wood NFTs, follow the instructions for . Once you have deposited five wood, a stash NFT will be minted to your wallet. Stake this NFT by following the . Once you /sync, your stash will be available to use and upgrade.
If you choose to build a stash in-game, your collectors must contribute the materials. Run the command /stash to see which materials are needed - a level 1 stash requires 5 .
When your have deposited five wood and your stash reaches level 1, a stash NFT will be minted to your wallet. Stake it by following the . Once you have staked and /sync, your stash will be ready to use and upgrade.
To add more inventory space, upgrade your stash with wood, granite, and clay. Check how much of each material is needed by running the command /stash. You can upgrade with materials already in-game, or by depositing NFTs.
To upgrade, make sure the required materials are in your stash or any collector's inventory, use the commands /stashwood, /stashstone, and /stashclay and follow the instructions provided. As soon as you contribute all necessary materials, your stash will upgrade to the next level.
Stash storage capacity is as follows:
Level 1 - 7 spaces
Level 2 - 15 spaces
Level 3 - 22 spaces
Level 4 - 34 spaces
