Gear filter

How to use it

A Razdor addition. Above the hero and army backpack there is a row of buttons.

Open the Hero and army window (or the market in a town).
Above the backpack is a row of buttons: eight groups (helms, armour, weapons, shields, rings, amulets, potions, other) and the Search button last. Hover over a button to see its group’s name.
Click a group: the backpack keeps only that group’s items, and its button stays pressed.
Click the pressed button again: all items show again.
Search: click the Search button (or press Ctrl+F) and type a word. The list narrows as you type: it keeps the items whose name, type, stats, bonus or description contain all the words you typed. Enter takes the first match, Esc clears the line.
Item order: right click the Search button to go to the next order, in turn: as found, by name A–Z, by name Z–A, price ↓, price ↑. The backpack scrolls back to its top each time.

While the search line is empty, the letters A and N keep their usual actions (A closes the army window, N turns the music off). To search, first click the button or press Ctrl+F.
The search covers only the items shown in the chosen group and order.
Esc (first press) clears the search line, Esc (second press) closes the window.
On the army screen, Enter puts the item on or drinks it for the selected unit at once. While the upgrade tree is open, there is no button row.
In the upgrade tree, the Don’t remind switch at the bottom left hides the green “+” on the selected unit’s card. It stays on through new levels and promotions: only you switch it off or on again. You can still promote a unit while the “+” is hidden.
At the market, the row of eight groups sits above the list of goods. The search line shows only when you click the list, press Ctrl+F or type a letter. Enter selects the first match for “Buy” or “Sell”. A click on the “Name” or “Price” title sorts the list.
In the backpack, the matching parts of the names are listed in the description field until you hover over an item.
An item can be dragged: press it in the backpack or on a slot, pull it out of its cell and release it over another cell, a slot or a unit, and it goes there. A plain click picks it up, as before.