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Specialty Bags: Backpack-like wearables for niche uses

Specialty Bags are wearable storage items that would work more similarly to storage on mounts than to bundles. Instead of increasing the general inventory space, you only get to store a specific set of items depending on the bag's niche. This helps to keep the inventory expansion balanced.

4 variants of Specialty Bags:
- Quiver: Stores arrows and fireworks (projectiles)
- Bark Basket: Stores edibles (including poisonous foods)
- Satchel: Stores maps, papers, and books
- Tool Belt: Stores weapons, tools, and utilities

UI/UX:
A new Specialty Bag equipment slot would be added underneath the off-hand slot, next to the Recipe Book button.
- Equipping a bag changes the Specialty Bag slot into a button
- Clicking the button opens the bag's inventory as an overlay window on top of the crafting UI
- Clicking the button again (or the Recipe Book) closes the inventory window
- Additional storage is only accessible while the bag is equipped
- Bags can only be unequipped by right-clicking the slot when they are completely empty

 
Progression:
- Each bag is crafted using Bundles, introducing players to inventory management before upgrading to more specialized storage
- Storage capacity can also be increased using templates found in Structures (from 2 to 6)
- Bags can even be customized using armor trims
 
Recipe:
L = Leather
S = String
B = Bundle
I = Iron Ingot
G = Log
H = Hay
N = Banner
D = Lead
X = Empty Slot
 
(In order: Quiver, Basket, Satchel, Toolbelt)

L S L
L B L
X I X
 
G H G
G B G
X G X
 
X N X
L B L
L L L
 
L L L
B D B
X X X
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