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Item save format:
See save_item_index() in save.c, and load_item_index() in db.c

        #<vnum>
        <name>~
        <description>
        ~
        <material> <item_type> <wear_flags> <item_flags>
        <value0> <value1> <value2> <value3> <value4>
        <level> <condition> <weight> <cost>

There are 2 item index lists: the global one which can be seen by all
maps, and the local ones which only the currrently loaded map can see.
(This is for the editor, on the server all items are treated as global).

This allows map builders to write their own items and have them imported
automatically when their area is added to the server--their local items
are stored as part of the map information instead of in the global
index file.

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NPC save format
See save_npc_index() in save.c, and load_npc_index() in db.c

        #<vnum>
        <name>~
        <description>
        ~
        <material> <item_type> <wear_flags> <item_flags>
        <value0> <value1> <value2> <value3> <value4> <value5>
        <level> <condition> <weight> <cost>

There are 2 item NPC lists: the global one which can be seen by all
maps, and the local ones which only the currrently loaded map can see.
(This is for the editor, on the server all NPCs are treated as global).

This allows map builders to write their own NPCs and have them imported
automatically when their area is added to the server--their local NPCs
are stored as part of the map information instead of in the global
index file.
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Item values:

The 6 items values (value[0] ... value[5]) are dependant upon the item type.

ITEM_WL_ARMOR   value[0] = Armor VS melee attacks
                value[1] = Armor VS impact projectiles
                value[2] = Armor VS explosives
                value[3] = Armor VS energy weapons
                value[4] = Armor VS other damage
                value[5] = Armor flags

ITEM_WL_AMMO    value[0] = dam type
                value[1] = calibre flags
                value[2] = dam dice number
                value[3] = dam dice size
                value[4] = dam bonus
                value[5] = ammo flags


ITEM_WL_WEAPON  value[0] = weapon type
                if (value[0] == WEAPON_KNIFE || WEAPON_MELEE)
                {
                  value[1] = dam dice number
                  value[2] = dam dice size
                  value[3] = dam bonus
                  value[4] = dam type
                  value[5] = weapon flags
                }
                else if (value[0] == WEAPON_AT)
                {
                  value[1] = dam dice number
                  value[2] = dam dice size
                  value[3] = dam bonus
                  value[4] = max charges
                  value[5] = explosive flags
                }
                else
                {
                  value[1] = fire type flags (includes calibre flags)
                  value[2] = rounds-per-reload
                  value[3] = range
                  value[4] = damage scaling (for non-reloadables this is dam)
                  value[5] = Extra weapon specific flags
                }

At this stage all other items should just have 0 set for all values.