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{{System infobox|name=Shop|type=Player interface|access=Associated NPC, object, command or activity|status=Enabled plugin|source=core/src/main/java/com/zenyte/plugins/interfaces/ShopInterface.java}}
{{System infobox|name=Shop|type=Player interface|access=Associated NPC, object, command or activity|status=Enabled plugin}}


'''Shop''' is an active interface source in the supplied Age of Embers base. Players normally open it through the associated NPC/object, [[Player commands]], [[Command hub]] or activity lobby rather than by browsing a source name.
'''Shop''' is an active interface source in the supplied Age of Embers base. Players normally open it through the associated NPC/object, [[Player commands]], [[Command hub]] or activity lobby rather than by browsing a source name.

Latest revision as of 22:11, 23 July 2026

Shop
TypePlayer interface
AccessAssociated NPC, object, command or activity
StatusEnabled plugin


Shop is an active interface source in the supplied Age of Embers base. Players normally open it through the associated NPC/object, Player commands, Command hub or activity lobby rather than by browsing a source name.

What you can do here

The source exposes these actions where available: Display, navigation or source-controlled interaction. Button availability can depend on account mode, inventory space, currency, task state, party state or activity progression.

Player safety

Check the displayed item, quantity, price, chance and destination before confirming. Buying, selling, exchanging, upgrading, discarding and reward-chest actions can remove items permanently. If an action is not shown in your live panel, do not infer that it is available from this reference.

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