Item ownership in houses

[Rekoil202]

<p>Hi folks</p><p>Looking for some guidance please! I have a number of characters across two accounts. One of the chars is a provisioner that I created years ago and have now replaced with a shiney new fae. I wish to delete the old provisioner to free up a char slot, but this char has an inn room in Qeynos with various things in it. During the laborious house clearing (I want to move all the gear into my mains big house in S Qeynos), I have discovered that many items have "Pick up" greyed out. I'm assuming that this is because they were placed by some of my other chars. So my questions for you you knowledgable folk are these :</p><p>1) Is there any way to know which item belongs to which char?2) What if some of the items belong to a char which I've already deleted in the past? Do they have to be abandoned?4) I have two monkeys in there from my expansion claim. Can I move them? What happens if the char that claimed them is then deleted?3) Is there a more efficient way of moving everything from one house to another without trying to work out who can and who can't pick up certain things?</p><p>Many thanks</p><p>Rekoil</p>

[Rokaab]

<p>A few things that may or may not help:</p><ul><li>If you double-click your door from the inside, it will bring up the Access Window, click on the 'Collect an Item' button, this will show you all the items in your house and will show (in red) which ones are not yours - it doesnt show who they belong to, but at least its a start on knowing how much isnt yours.</li><li>If you move house, everything gets packed into a moving crate and transfered to your new place, and if you have stuff from any other characters that stuff gets moved as well and they get an ingame email about it syaing where youve moved to I think, you may be able to track some of the items that way, or at least work out whos stuff is in there.  Note: this wont move stuff into a house already occupied it has to be a new one, but as I say it may give a hint on who's stuff is in there.</li></ul>