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How to send items to the Storehouse
- Pray at a shrine. The Storehouse transfer route is available from shrine menus.
- Open the Main Menu and choose Items or Equipment. The official manual describes Items as the menu for viewing items and equipment; Equipment is also a separate menu for changing gear.
- Find the Storehouse transfer control and follow the on-screen prompt. A player-reported route uses either Items or Equipment at a shrine, while the official update specifically confirms the batch-transfer feature in the shrine-opened Items menu. Button prompts may differ by platform or version, so use the prompt shown in your game rather than relying on a universal button instruction.
Use batch transfer for faster cleanup
An official Team NINJA update excerpt says the Items menu opened when praying at shrines can send multiple items to the Storehouse at one time. The excerpt available here does not identify a patch date, version, or platform scope. It confirms a batch option, but not that the option transfers every item automatically or bypasses item review; check the selection and confirmation prompts before completing a transfer.
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What to check before moving or clearing gear
Check both Samurai Style and Ninja Style
Equipment can differ between Samurai Style and Ninja Style. Before treating a piece as surplus, check whether either style uses it or whether you want to retain it for a different setup.
Inspect rarity and special effects
The Nioh 3 Official Web Manual gives the rarity order as White < Yellow < Blue < Purple. It says higher rarity brings stronger special effects and a higher familiarity limit. Rarity is a useful review cue, not proof that an item is disposable: inspect its effects and possible use before clearing it.
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Transfer items you want to keep
Use the Storehouse for items you intend to retain rather than relinquish. The official information reviewed does not specify a storage capacity, so do not assume that every item will fit or that the game will handle a full Storehouse in a particular way.
Offerings are not storage
At a shrine, you can make an offering of equipment to the deities in exchange for Amrita and occasionally items, as described by the Nioh 3 Official Web Manual. An offering is a way to give equipment up, not a way to store it; decide you no longer want a piece before choosing that route.
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What is known about Storehouse limits
The official manual and update information cited here do not establish a Storehouse slot limit or explain overflow behavior. They do not confirm that excess loot moves there automatically, stays safe after capacity is reached, or is deleted. If space is tight, transfer only through the available in-game controls and inspect the game’s own confirmation messages; no specific full-Storehouse outcome can be stated from these sources.
Quick Recap
Sources
- Nioh 3 Official Web Manual — Main Menu, Items, equipment, rarity, and shrine offerings.
- Official Nioh 3 update page — update excerpt describing batch Storehouse transfer in the shrine-opened Items menu. The excerpt does not identify a date or version.
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