DWBags

Reach every bag on every character on your account without logging out.

The DWBags add-on allows you to access, send and fetch the equipment and inventory of all the characters on your account without logging out your main character. You can also use an item straight out of an alt’s own bags — a spell scroll teaches it to your whole account, and a potion or ether lands on that character while it is out fighting beside you as an Alt-Trust. Your own items have a Use button too: drink a potion or read a scroll from the window you are already looking at, with the same cast time and the same interruption the game’s own item menu gives you. One click on Stack all combines part-stacks of the same item scattered across every bag — inventory, satchel, safe, sack and case — into as few stacks as possible. Every row also carries Stash — the stack goes straight into the account warehouse, no inventory round trip, even from a logged-out alt’s bag — Send All to WH, a dropdown of that character’s bags and one button that moves every item in the chosen bag into the warehouse, all or nothing: it counts first, tells you how many would move and how many slots are free, asks, and refuses outright rather than half-empty a bag that will not fit (worn, priced, placed, currency and linkshell items stay behind and are counted) — and Trash, which always asks first, shows the exact item card, and warns in red on rare, ex or augmented items before destroying the exact cell you clicked. Puppetmasters get two more things the window is uniquely placed to give: an automaton part sitting in an alt’s bag has an Unlock button that fits it to that alt’s automaton exactly as trading it to Tateeya would — and because unlocks are read account-wide, every squad puppetmaster gets it at once — and the Gear tab lets you name an alt’s automaton, which the game itself only ever asks about once, in a cutscene you cannot go back to. Your own automaton is still Tateeya’s to fit and the quest’s to name. Since 2026-09-14 every row carries a tick box: Trash Selected throws the ticked rows away and Vendor Selected sells them to the NPC price for gil, each after one confirmation that names the count and the gil, with Tick all, None, Invert and Same item, a Sellable filter, a Value column and a readout of what the selection is worth.