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 ===== Looting bag =====
+The looting bag has a 1/25 drop rate from any wilderness NPC, and are easily obtained by killing giant rats north of Varrock's east entrance. They can store 28 items or stacks.
+NOTE: On a UIM, the only methods of reobtaining your items from a looting bag are to drop it and destroy it, or suiciding to an NPC.
 ===== Rune pouch =====
+The rune pouch can be purchased from the slayer store. It can hold up to 16k of 3 different kinds of runes (48k maximum).
 ===== Coal bag =====
+The coal bag can be purchased from the supplies store at ::shops. It can hold up to 27 pieces of coal in it.
 ===== Essence pouches =====
+Rune essence pouches can be purchased from the Mage of Zamorak in Varrock or obtained by killing
+NPCs in the Abyss to get them as drops. Their capacities, in order from smallest pouch to largest, are 3, 6, 9, and 12, allowing you to carry 30 extra essence at a time.
 ===== Menagerie =====
+At level 37 construction, and indoor or outdoor menagerie can be built in your player-owned house for 300m. The menagerie stores your pets, allowing you to keep space free in your inventory while still tracking all the pets you've collected.
 ===== Suicide Dropping =====
+Suicide dropping is when you suicide to an NPC in an easy-to-access location in order to drop your items, without having them despawn until the 60 minute death timer runs out. This is useful if you want to take a break and do some skilling, or just need some extra storage space for a short time period. Keep in mind some worn armour/weapons are affected by this (Chaotics and colored slayer helms disappear, Barrows/Nex gear degrade, etc.), so ALWAYS make sure you don't have any important items that are permanently lost or made unusable on death.