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I'm pretty merciless about my inventory management. My main is a warlock. I leveled the warlock all the way to 60 before the talent review, more importantly before soul shard bags were introduced to the game. Having to deal with 12 slot bags for a long time with one or two full of shards tends to teach inventory discipline quickly, especially since I was also a skinner. I like to think I've gotten pretty good at sorting out what's important to keep and what's important to ditch. I'm not very sentimental about it the time it took to get something, either. I've tossed a Rod of the Ogre Magi that it took me about 15 runs in Dire Maul to acquire and that I used for about 6 months in game. I tossed it 3 days after I got an Azuresong Mageblade, sold to help buy the materials for the enchant I had put on the 'blade.

My one weakness however is the <Made By> tag. I remember Rev making me that bag. I remember farming the felcloth, making the mooncloth, and handing it all over so Rev could make me a bag for more soul shards. I also remember running out of shards in a Scholomance run, my first run there, with Rev as the healer. Rev, the crazily patient healer who kept the n00b warlock up somehow. The <Made By> tag is, simply, genius. It helps me remember good, fun times every time I hover over the bag display, and the chances of me ever feeling the need to ditch a 16 slot bag are very small, at least through the next couple of weeks. I think there will always be a bag <Made by Rev> sitting on my toolbar though, even with the new larger bags in the expansion.

What do you have with sentimental? Any neat crafted goods you keep just because of who made them?

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