How to expand your inventory in Return to Moria

The Lord of the Rings Return To MoriaYou start off with an annoyingly small bag. While you’re limited to the 10 slots (plus the eight slots in your hotbar) that the Scout’s Pack gives you at the beginning of the game, you’re going to run out of inventory space constantly. Luckily, you can make yourself a bigger pack — the Adventurer’s Pack.

You’re just going to have to put in a lot of work first. You’ll have to put in a lot of work first. Return to Moria Guide will explain How to increase your stock by crafting a new pack and everything you’ll have to do to get there.

Return to Moria: How to increase your Inventory

Expanding Your Inventory in Return to MoriaIt’s as easy as creating a bigger and newer pack. The tricky part is getting to the point that you can create the pack. You must first expand your stock before you can do so. Return to Moria, you’ll need to complete five steps first:

• Elven Quarter:
• Get a lot of Elven Wood
• How to Build a Workbench
• Create a hunting bow
• Collected hides of animals

Once you’ve done all of that, then you’re ready to expand your inventory. Let’s break down the steps in detail.

Elven Wood is available for collection when you reach the Elven Quarter

Before you can make your new pack and expand your inventory, you’ll need to be able to build a new crafting station in your base, a Workbench. And also The following are some examples of how to use, you’ll need Elven Wood. And for that, you’ll need to reach the Elven Quarter.

Early in the game, you’ll discover that the path to Durin’s Highway is blocked. You’ll then get a new map marker for the The Mines Shortcut. You can (eventually find) the Elven Quarter.

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There, use your pickaxe to take down a few of the trees — don’t worry much about exploring yet. These trees drop Wood Scraps and Stones. Elven Wood. Save yourself a few trips by collecting at least 23 Elven Wood.

Make a hunting bow and build a workbench

Head back to your base with the new Elven Wood you’ve acquired. (If you haven’t done so yet, here’s how to unlock fast travel.) Select a in the Build menu. Workbench (2 Iron Ingot and 15 Elven Wood) from the Essentials & Crafting tab and place it.

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The Adventurer’s Pack will be unlocked at this point and it’s tantalizing 25 slots of inventory space, but you’re probably not going to have the resources for it — specifically, the Hides. Hides come from animals that run away when you get too close, so it’s time to craft a ranged weapon. Create a ranged weapon. Hunting BowEight Elven Woods and two Hide Scraps, plus as many Arrows15 Wood Scraps, 3 Metal Fragments as many times you like. Each set of arrows contains 30 arrows and the stack holds 99.

To create a new Pack, collect Hides.

The Hide Scraps that drop from Wolves and Da’imun that you’ve been using all along (including for crafting your bow) aren’t going to cut it for your new pack. You’re looking for Hides.

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The white-elk like animals known as Hriwaras that you’ll see around the Elven District. These run away when you get too close, so the only way to kill them up close is to trap them in a corner — of which there are frustratingly few in the Elven Quarter. Use your bow instead to eliminate them. If you don’t kill them in one shot, they don’t run far before stopping, so just chase them down.

Technically, it’s also possible to get Hides from Cave Bears, but your weapons aren’t really a match for them yet and wearing down their health isn’t really worth the time. It’s much faster to look around for Hriwaras.

You’ll need 8 Hides for your new pack.

Craft an Adventurer’s Pack to expand your inventory

Back at the Workbench, it’s time to craft your Adventurer’s Pack (8 Hides). The new inventory pack comes with 25 spaces. Since weight isn’t a consideration, this means you’ll be able to collect a ton more stuff on your expeditions — like heading to the Great Forge of Narvi to start making steel.