Syntax: keep [-c] <item>
keep [-c] all [<selector>]
keep [-c] eq | noeq | named
keep list | clear
Items in your 'keep' can't be dropped, given or sold. This is useful if
you have items you don't want to lose accidentally. Keeping an item does
not stop you USING it: kept vials can still be drunk, kept food eaten,
kept gear worn and wielded. So you can keep your potions and still use
'sell all' at a shop without losing them. Also, they can't be put into
containers, unless the container is also kept, *and* you have
"keep_to_container" set, *and* you are not wearing or wielding them at
the time -- take a kept item off before putting it away.
By typing keep <item> you can add the specified item to the keep. If the
item was already in your 'keep', it will be removed from the list of kept
items.
Items kept while you sleep at an inn keep their kept status when you wake
up — the innkeeper hands them back marked as before.
keep all - will mark all your items in keep.
keep all <item> - will mark all items of one kind in keep.
keep all material <material> - will mark all items of chosen material.
(help materials)
keep all glows - will keep all items with magical glow.
keep all named - will mark all named items. 'keep named'
is a shorthand for the same thing.
keep all named <name> - will mark all items with the specified name.
keep all silent - will silently mark all items.
keep eq - will mark worn/wielded equipment.
keep noeq - will mark equipment in your inventory.
keep list - will list what your keep holds. So does
'keep' on its own.
keep clear - will clear all items from your keep.
keep -c all <item> - will remove all items of one kind.
keep -c all material <material> - will remove all items of chosen material.
Note: all <item>, eq, glows, named and noeq also support -c switch.
See also: object handling, inventory, minventory.