The Campground

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The Campground is the location of your campsite, at which many important things are stored.

Various things can be placed at your campsite:

• Your Mystical Bookshelf, which contains the Tomes, Librams, and Grimoires acquired from Mr. Store that you have used
• Housing where you can rest, restoring HP and MP (resting usually costs 1 Adventure, with exceptions for players with Disco Nap or Disco Power Nap) and which affords you some PvP protection; furniture can be added for additional bonuses
• Really good Feng Shui giving an extra 7 MP when resting, and reducing Mysticality of players attacking you in PvP
• A Pagoda gives double the base HP and MP when resting, and 3 extra Adventures a day
• Your Colossal Closet in which to store your items and Meat
• A Telescope, to gaze into the depths of space
• A Cheap Toaster, to produce three pieces of toast a day
• A Trophy Case from which you can choose which of your trophies you wish to display
• A Kingdom of Loathing Certificate of Participation, as a proud reminder of your participation in the Kingdom of Loathing, or a shiny version thereof
• A Shimmering Portal, which grants access to the center of El Vibrato Island
• A Bartender-in-the-box to mix drinks without costing Adventures, or a Clockwork version which lasts longer.
• A Chef-in-the-box to cook meals without costing Adventures, or a Clockwork version which lasts longer
• A Familiar-Gro™ Terrarium to store all your familiars
• A Quest Log, keeping track of quests both pending and completed, or, preceding the implementation of the Quest Log, an Advent Calendar, providing daily gifts, during the Crimbo season, 2005.
• A maid to clean up your campsite giving you more adventures: either a Meat Maid (+4 adv.) or Clockwork Maid (+8 adv.)
• A Spooky Scarecrow to reduce the Muscle of players attacking you in PvP
• A Meat Golem to protect your items from players attacking you in PvP
• A Magical Mystical Hippy Stone which stops you from giving and protects you from receiving PvP attacks (unless you smashed it, in which case it doesn't do either)
• Up to nine pretty bouquets reducing the Moxie of players attacking you in PvP
• Up to nine white picket fences reducing the Mysticality of players attacking you in PvP, as well as restoring an extra 1 MP per fence when resting
• Up to nine barbed-wire fences reducing the Muscle of players attacking you in PvP

After you ascend, only the Closet, Terrarium, Certificate of Participation, Trophy Case, Quest Log, Telescope, Bookshelf, and Advent Calendar remain. The Ground is always available to new or newly ascended characters.

Notes

• As of February 7, 2008, the evil golden arches and Orcish meat locker are no longer campground items. They have become usable items only.
  • Also, the Beanbag Chair is no longer visible -- it (or the gauze hammock) is installed in your housing.
• As of March 25, 2008, a magnifying glass hovers above your housing. It is titled "inspect housing" and when clicked upon, it tells you what is installed in your housing.