From Dofus

Equipment is defined either as item that go into the equipment pane of the inventory display, or as items that can be equipped on the character. Luckily, the definitions overlap perfectly.

Item categories that go into the weapon slot:

• Axe
• Bow
• Dagger
• Hammer
• Magic Weapon
• Pickaxe
• Scythe
• Shovel
• Staff
• Sword
• Tool
• Wand

Other equipment, generally one slot each:

• Amulet
• Belt
• Boots
• Cloak or Backpack
• Dofus (1 slot per dofus type)
• Hat
• Mount
• Pet
• Ring (2 slots)
• Shield

Using a two-handed weapon disables the shield slot.

See also Category:Equipment by effects.

From EQ2i, the EverQuest II wiki

An Item is differentiated from Equipment. Equipment can be equipped, Items generally cannot.

See Also

From Halopedia, the Halo Wiki

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Equipment are special items that can be used in Halo: Combat Evolved, Halo 2, and Halo 3.

All three games feature equipment that is immediately activated upon collection; these are known as power-ups. Halo 3 introduced equipment items that can be collected and carried by a player; these items could be activated at any time with a button press. When the term "equipment" is used, it usually refers to the items introduced in Halo 3.

Appearances

Halo: Combat Evolved

Only two powerups were present in Halo: Combat Evolved: The Active Camouflage and Overshield, both usable in Campaign and Multiplayer mode.

The Active Camouflage provides a player temporary invisibility and the Overshield triples the strength of a player's shield.

Halo 2

Halo 2 featured both the powerups as well.

When playing as the Master Chief, the flashlight can now be used with unlimited time. Also, when playing as the Arbiter, the flashlight is replaced with an Active Camouflage system that may be used for a certain amount of time, depending on each game difficulty.

The Overshield is also present, but only appears in Multiplayer mode.

Halo 3

Halo 3 introduced new kinds of equipment items. These items are immediately picked up when a player walks over them. The player can carry these items, and deploy them at any time with the button X. Only one equipment item can be carried at a time, however (though power-ups do not count toward this limit). The items appear in both Multiplayer and Campaign; in the latter, Brutes can use Equipment as well.

While most of the equipment is Covenant-manufactured, some is human-made, such as the Trip Mine. Others, such as the Auto Turret, were made by the Forerunners.

All playable characters are equipped with flashlights on their weapons, when in Campaign. The Arbiter no longer has built-in cloaking (although it appears so on the final chapter of the campaign, where he "warps" on to the warthog in single-player).

Halo 3: ODST

The equipment from Halo 3 is still present in Halo 3: ODST, but not usable for players. Brutes, however, can still carry and use it.

Halo: Reach

Halo: Reach will feature a retooled equipment system, called "Armor Abilities". While in Halo 3 each piece of equipment could be used only once, Armor Abilities will be reusable, with a cool-down time between each use.^[1]

Equipment

Trivia

• In the January 2008 issue of EGM, in an interview with Brian Jarrard and Tyson Green, it was revealed that there was a piece of equipment cut from the final game known as The Vortex.^{[citation needed]} It was said to be deployed the same as a Power Drain, but would instead create a mini black hole that would "suck" in any object within range, and diverting its course into the black hole, and away from your face. It was even able to affect nearby objects such as the Fusion Coil and even other players. The design was cut due to the fact that it was too "expensive" from a networking and performance standpoint.
• The Radar Jammer, Flare, and Deployable Cover are no longer usable in Matchmaking, as all three could be used to reach unfairly high places; the former two using the Equipment Jumping glitch, and the latter by simply jumping on it after deployment.
• In the new 2009 Halo 3 Action Figures wave, equipment are included, and it should be noted that they all can be moved in some way as if they were activated; for example, the Bubble Shield can be folded into a way that allows it to stand by itself.

Glitches

• The Radar Jammer, Flare, and Power Drain can all be used to "double jump".
• In Forge, players often set equipment items to Instant Respawn, resulting in various interesting effects. Among other things, Instant Respawn Trip Mines can be used to overload a map. Overloading makes some forged objects disappear and disables all stage elements such as lifts and Guardian turrets. However, the effects will only last for the duration of that particular game; saving a map after overloading it will not preserve the effects.  Instant Respawn Overshields can make the player invincible, so long as the player continues to stand on the Overshield (the player, however, can still be killed by assassination).

Sources

1. ↑ EDGE Magazine, February 2010

From the RuneScape Wiki, the wiki for all things RuneScape

A player interchanging between various equipment.

Equipment is a special type of item that can be equipped in the equipped inventory and will give a character equipment bonuses. Common types of equipment include:

• Armour
  • Helm
  • Platebody
  • Platelegs
  • Shield
  • Boots
• Cape
• Weapons
• Jewellery
  • Amulet
  • Ring
  • Bracelet
• Ammunition
  • Arrow
  • Bolt

Actions

When items are equipped, players used to have the option to Operate them. For items that cannot be operated, the player will receive a message saying, "That item cannot be operated," when they attempt to operate the item. After an update by Jagex, if an item could be operated, the operate option was replaced with the item's actions. If it is impossible to operate an item, then there simply are no extra actions.

From Wookieepedia, the Star Wars wiki.

Equipment is a short story written by Matthew Stover.It was originally published in the Hasbro Short Story Collection in July 2003. Equipment is offered as a free download on StarWars.com, but later was featured in the paperback edition of Shatterpoint, written by Matthew Stover and published by Del Rey in April 2004.

Plot summary

The story is "a personal account of the sub-orbital action at Haruun Kal, as reported by Auxiliary Heavy-Weapons Specialist CT-6/774."

It explains the clonetroopers' motto, "Take care of your equipment, and your equipment will take care of you." This motto comes to fruition when, even after their LAAT/i gunship has been destroyed, they use what resources they have as they float away and continue to fight to the end.

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Appearances

From SWG Wiki

Equipment refers to any item that can be equipped in an equipment slot, as distinguished from items that can only be carried in inventory.

Equipment types

• Armor
• Clothing
• Cybernetics
• Eyewear
• Jewelry
• Melee weapons
• Ranged weapons
• Wearable containers

Equipment modifiers

Equipment found as loot has a chance to also have attribute modifiers. The number and type of modifers is indicated by the item name suffix. The maximum number of modifiers an item can have is four. For example, "Metal Necklace of the Veteran" will have a primary attribute of precision and two other attributes, such as agility and stamina for a total of three attributes.

Rarity

See also

• Skill enhancing attachment

From TibiaWiki

This is a growing list of of all items that can be found in Tibia. Since there are so many items with many different purposes, this list has been separated into different categories. You might also want to have a look on the Objects list.

Body Equipment

These items provide varying levels of protection from enemy attacks, and sometimes lessen certain types of attacks. You are allowed to wear one of each type of armor at one time. A complete set of armor will include a Helmet, a Shield, an Armor, Boots and Legs.

	Helmets
	Armors		Shields
	Legs		Spellbooks
	Boots

Weapons

No player is complete without a trusty weapon to aid them in their adventures. Some weapons can be used while holding a shield, but other weapons require two hands in order to use.

	Axe Weapons			Club Weapons			Sword Weapons
	Rods			Wands			Old Wands (removed from game)
	Ammunition			Distance Weapons

Household Items

No Tibian house would be complete without some of the useful and decorative items in these lists.

	Books			Containers			Contests Prizes			Decorations
	Documents and Papers			Dolls and Bears			Furniture
	Kitchen Tools			Musical Instruments			Trophies

Plants, Animal Products, Food and Drink

Tibia is a world full of various plants and herbs. There is also a large range of food items that are harvested from the land, made by the different races, or collected from dead creatures. Visit your local pub for something cold and refreshing!

	Creature Products			Food
	Liquids			Plants and Herbs

Tools and other Equipment

There are many kinds of equipment other than weapons and armor. Every Tibian should be prepared to face the many dangers that can be found around every corner.

	Amulets and Necklaces			Keys			Light Sources
	Rings			Tools

Other Items

Other items are those that didn't fit well the categories above. They have been sub-divided according to their special usages.

	Clothing Accessories			Enchanted Items			Game Tokens			Valuables
	Magical Items			Metals			Party Items
	Quest Items			Rubbish			Runes