Rent Wearable Table

Background:

Far more horribly, the item may stay on when you first put it on, but fall off randomly later, when you're walking about or changing the items that you're wearing. This can happen without your knowledge, meaning that your valuable, irreplaceable item is now lost somewhere. This will happen when the 'Rent' of the item is somewhat above your "Max Rent Wearable" value, between your Max and your Max plus about 7000.
Thus, once you find out your character's "Max Rent Wearable", you should not wear items which are a little above that value, as they may fall off while you're walking around.

Remember: This only applies to items that are worn, wielded or held.
This rule applies to each item individually (not in combination with other items).
For more text explaining what an item's 'Rent' value means and how to find out that value for an item, see Items - Explanations

This Table answers the questions:

Caveats (warnings):

This Table will only give an approximate value of "Max Rent Wearable" for your character. If you would like to have a precise value, if you can use a 'Microsoft Excel' spreadsheet, download and use the Armor Class & Rent Wearable Calculator. You can play 'what if' with various levels and stat bonuses, to see what it would take to get that item to stay on!

Table columns:

"Rent wearable normal":
This gives your "Max Rent Wearable" for normal conditions.

"Rent wearable, N vs. anti-G/E":
This gives your "Max Rent Wearable" for a special condition:
If your character is Neutral (not Good or Evil), which is true of all Newbie characters initially,
AND the item that you are trying to wear is 'ANTI-GOOD' OR 'ANTI-EVIL',
THEN you must use this column for this type of item.

Rent Wearable Table