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"No Trade" is a designation given to items that that cannot be traded or sold (to an [[NPC]]s or to other players).
"No Trade" is a designation given to items that that cannot be traded or sold (to an [[NPC]]s or to other players).  
These items can only reside in your inventory or stored in your bank (if it is a No Trade [[Property Deed]], it can also be used to claim a [Lot]]). So, "No Trade" items cannot be stored in a non-bank container (such as a chest or bag in your house).
These items can only reside in your inventory or stored in your bank (if it is a No Trade [[Property Deed]], it can also be used to claim a [Lot]]). So, "No Trade" items cannot be stored in a non-bank container (such as a chest or bag in your house).
No Trade items are often called "Account Bound" items because they can only be used and accessed by the one account that received them.


The title text of all No Trade items is  <span style="color:green">'''green''' </span> colored.
The title text of all No Trade items is  <span style="color:green">'''green''' </span> colored.
For example, the invenotry window shown below shows on Trade-able item (the Small Elven Tent, whose title test is white), and the rest are No Trade items (whose title text is in green).
For example, the inventory window shown below shows on Trade-able item (the Small Elven Tent, whose title test is white), and the rest are No Trade items (whose title text is in green).


[[File:No Trade.png|center]]
[[File:No Trade.png|center]]


For No Trade [[Property Deed]]s, the title text is green and they have a "No trade" designation in their name.
You can remove a No Trade item from your inventory by either of the following methods
* Right click the item and choose "Destroy Selected Items.." (not, this cannot be done with a stack of items, it can only be done with individual items).
* Drag and drop the item into a [[Garbage Bin]].


  The deeds awarded by quests have a "No trade" designation in their name, which means the deed cannot be traded or sold, and it can only reside in your inventory, stored in your bank, or used to claim a lot (i.e. it cannot be stored in a non-bank container). [For all no trade items, the item's name appears in green colored text].
==Trade-able Items==
Trade-able deed - If the deed does not have a "No trade" designation, then no restrictions apply when trading, selling, or storing the deed.
Trade-able items will have white title text. These items can be placed in the bank and in any container to which you have permission. They can also be freely trade and sold.

Revision as of 02:23, 8 March 2026

"No Trade" is a designation given to items that that cannot be traded or sold (to an NPCs or to other players). These items can only reside in your inventory or stored in your bank (if it is a No Trade Property Deed, it can also be used to claim a [Lot]]). So, "No Trade" items cannot be stored in a non-bank container (such as a chest or bag in your house).

No Trade items are often called "Account Bound" items because they can only be used and accessed by the one account that received them.

The title text of all No Trade items is green colored. For example, the inventory window shown below shows on Trade-able item (the Small Elven Tent, whose title test is white), and the rest are No Trade items (whose title text is in green).

File:No Trade.png

For No Trade Property Deeds, the title text is green and they have a "No trade" designation in their name.

You can remove a No Trade item from your inventory by either of the following methods

  • Right click the item and choose "Destroy Selected Items.." (not, this cannot be done with a stack of items, it can only be done with individual items).
  • Drag and drop the item into a Garbage Bin.

Trade-able Items

Trade-able items will have white title text. These items can be placed in the bank and in any container to which you have permission. They can also be freely trade and sold.