I would, honestly, like to request, if this were implemented, that it be done without maximum verbosity, i.e.:
Rather than:an oiled white drakolin scale scabbard (open) holding a riversteel longsword.
Obviously this is an extreme case. But despite advocating for longer descriptions, I would like to see them not be quite so verbose. This way things could stand out more, and we could have items in descriptions that spoke more, on their own. This might promote more sleeker inventories, where people try to make items say more per item, rather than stacking more in general, to say a lot, but from many sources. Not that that is a bad approach. Everyone does it different. I'm curious if other people have thoughts. I have a lot of thoughts about slimming down inventories in general, such as having sets of items that are similar that could be condensed into a single entry, but that is all not as important to me. This seems like something that wouldn't be an excessive amount of work, and would just be a neat little feature.an oiled white drakolin scale scabbard (open) holding a superior riversteel longsword with a burgundy-gold-inlaid hilt inscribed with water waves inset with a trilliant-cut dark aquamarine.
