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Revision as of 18:22, 26 June 2011

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Miscellaneous items, commonly abbreviated as Misc. items, are wearable items with their own 'Misc' section in the loadout screen, though they count as headgear for crafting purposes. Like hats, they have no effect on gameplay and exist for cosmetic purposes only. As they occupy their own equipment slot, they can be worn in conjunction with hats. Misc. items are either unlocked through achieving certain requirements, or dropped during in-game playtime.

In total, there are misc. items.

Class specific

Template:Misc items table

All class

Template:Misc items table all class

Crafting

Main article: Crafting

Because most Misc. items are achievement linked or promotional items, they are generally incompatible with the crafting system. Most of them cannot be crafted into other items, or crafted themselves from other items. The exceptions are Misc. items that can be found in-game through the item drop system, which are treated exactly the same as headgear. As such, they can be crafted in any blueprint that requires headgear to function. These are the current Misc. items that function as headgear, in order of their addition to the game:

Update history

See also: Item timeline

Bugs

  • If a player is wearing a painted Misc. Item and dies, the Misc item will revert to its original color on the ragdoll.

Trivia

  • A crafting recipe exists for smelting 3 Misc. items into Scrap Metal in the game files. However, it no longer works in the game.

See also

External links