Template:Infobox Item/doc

name
The name of the item exactly as it appears in game (identical case, spaces, typo, et cetera).

image
An image of the item, with the "File:" prefix. Preferentially in PNG format (or GIF format if the image is animated).

quest
See Category:Quest items for guidelines. Also applicable for miniquests.

The possible values for this field are:
 * Quest name
 * No

tradeable
Whether the item is tradeable between players, or in the Grand Exchange. For example, Barrows gloves are bought from a "shop" (Culinaromancer's Chest), but these gloves cannot be sold to other players as the Barrows gloves are not tradeable.

If cases when the item is only tradeable in certain situations, further details may be added to the values above, using the " - " as a separator. For example, the Barrows equipment can only be traded when it is completely degraded.

Examples:
 * Yes
 * No
 * Yes - only when uncharged

equipable
Whether the item is equipable. For instance, a Rune sword may be wielded (Yes), while a tinderbox may not be equipped (No).

The possible values for this field are:
 * Yes
 * No

edible
Whether the item is edible. This should not be added on every page, only pages describing items which are actually edible or easily mistaken as edible; i.e. shark (edible) or cooking apple (easily mistaken as edible). If omitted, the field will be hidden.

stackable
Whether the item stacks in the player's inventory, in its unnoted form. For example, runes and arrows are stackable, while pickaxes are not.

The possible values for this field are:
 * Yes
 * No

value
The value of the item as it appears in the items kept on death screen. Do not include for items tradeable on the grand exchange as this value fluctuates based on that price. Commas are not necessary as they are included automatically.

high
Coins obtained after casting the High Level Alchemy spell on the item. Values larger than 999 coins are automatically given commas as per the Style guide and therefore commas do not need to be added, and the RuneScape currency "coins", "gp", etc. need not be added to the field, as it is also added automatically.

If High Level Alchemy cannot be cast on the item, the field should be set to "No".

Examples:
 * 2200
 * 500
 * No

low
Coins obtained after casting the Low Level Alchemy spell on the item. Values larger than 999 coins are automatically given commas as per the Style guide and therefore commas do not need to be added, and the RuneScape currency "coins", "gp", etc. need not be added to the field, as it is also added automatically.

The coins obtained is roughly 2/3rd the coins obtained using High Level Alchemy.

If Low Level Alchemy cannot be cast on the item, the field should be set to "No".

Examples:
 * 1100
 * 500
 * No

destroy
Text displayed as a final warning when a player tries to destroy the item. Destroy is an option for some items from quests or Discontinued items and holiday drops. If there is no "Destroy" option, the value for the field is "Drop", as most items have the "Drop" option. Certain items may behave differently when it is dropped, and this behaviour should be included in the field with " - " as a separator. For example, an Explosive potion explodes when dropped.

Examples:
 * The Oneiromancer might be able to help you get another. - Lunar staff
 * Drop
 * Drop - Explodes

store
Price at which the item is sold by a shop (or a NPC). If the item cannot be bought from an NPC, set this field to "No".

The coins obtained when the item is sold at the store should NOT be entered. Values larger than 999 coins should have commas as per the Style guide, but the RuneScape currency ("coins", "gp", etc.) need not be added to the field, as it is added automatically.

Examples:
 * 15,000
 * 18
 * No

currency
If the store uses a currency other than coins, this field should be added specifying the currency used to purchase the item. If possible, a link should be added to the currency article.

Examples:
 * Pieces of Eight
 * Tokkul

seller
The store (or a NPC) where the item is sold. Only the name need to be entered, as the link to the article will be added automatically.

Examples:
 * Daga's Scimitar Smithy
 * Culinaromancer's Chest

examine
The examine text exactly as it appears in game (identical case, spaces, typo, etc). The text is obtained through the contextual menu "Examine" option.

weight
The item's weight. The weight appears in the Equipment Stats submenu from Worn Equipment interface. The weight unit ("kilogram", "kg") need NOT be added to this field, as it is added automatically. For special weight-reducing items which has "negative" weight, the negative "-" should be included in the field.

Examples:
 * 2
 * -4.5