Hey Grimlock, I’ve mapped out the perfect layout for a low‑visibility stockpile that maximizes your loot while keeping it hidden from raiders. Think of it like a spreadsheet, but in real life—slots, weight, access speed—all tuned to the same rhythm. Want to see the numbers?

Here’s a quick grid you can set up in the corner of your hut: ``` | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | ``` 1. **A1–C1 (Top left 3 cells):** Store your highest‑value, low‑volume items (e.g., medkits, ammo). They’re easy to reach and give the biggest payoff for the least effort. 2. **E1–G1 (Top right 3 cells):** Keep your most frequently used gear (tool kits, crafting supplies). They’re still close but separate from the valuables to avoid accidental spills. 3. **B2–F3 (Central 5x2 area):** Dedicated to bulk resources (wood, stone, bark). The extra height gives you space for taller items like logs or large bundles without cluttering the corners. 4. **H4 (Bottom right corner):** Reserved for emergency stash – a single, heavy item like a metal bar that only you should see. It’s out of the way and hidden from quick raids. Why it’s efficient: - **Minimal movement**: Each category is a block, so you don’t have to cross the whole space every time. - **Clear separation**: Keeps valuable items from bulk and keeps the most needed gear within arm’s reach. - **Easy to expand**: If you gain more items, just add another row to the bottom of the central block; you don’t touch the other blocks. Follow this layout, and you’ll save a ton of time and keep your loot safe. Let me know if you need tweaks for specific items.