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| Soulbound Items are the objects players collect around Loka that are permanently attached to them within their [[Soulbound Bag]]. There are three main type of Soulbound Items; Quest Items, Holiday Items, and Subscriber Items. Quest items are created and found when a player interacts with jobs while holiday items are received though holiday events occurring on [[Loka]]. Subscriber items such as the [[Glorious Jump Pad]] are earned and active when [[Subscriber]] is obtained.
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| == All Soulbound Items ==
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| Here is this full list of all soulbound items found on loka:
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| === <u>Holiday Items</u> ===
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| * [[Summer Firework]]
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| * [[Yuletide Snow]]
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| * [[Nether's Eve Wand]]
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| === <u>Subscriber Items</u> ===
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| * [[Banner of Conquest]]
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| * [[Glorious Jump Pad]]
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| === <u>Quest Items</u> ===
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| * Unknown Current Quest Items
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| == Accessing the Soulbound Bag ==
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| A player can open their [[Soulbound Bag]] by typing the in game command, /b. A window will appear labeled, Soulbound Bag where players can view all of their soulbound items they have collected and gathered.
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| == Removing and Using Soulbound Items ==
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| Soulbound items can be accessed though /b, and a player can take any item out of the [[Soulbound Bag]] at anytime and in any place on Loka. Players can use holiday soulbound items at spawn only and Subscriber soulbound items can be used in a players town and at spawn. Quest soulbound items can be used anywhere on Loka and are consumed from your inventory or [[Soulbound Bag|soulbound bag]] when handed in.
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| Soulbound Items are attached to a player permanently and can not be lost from their bag. Players can not place any soulbound item within a chest or ender chest without the item automatically being placed back within their [[Soulbound Bag|soulbound bag]]. Soulbound items can not be placed in any item frame. It is also not possible for a player to drop any of their soulbound items on the ground.
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