127.0.0.1: Add emblem catalog: 58 purely cosmetic party-leader crest icons (9.dat) + the no-emblem baseline (33.dat) (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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Add emblem catalog: 58 purely cosmetic party-leader crest icons (9.dat) + the no-emblem baseline (33.dat) (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)

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'''Emblems''' are category 9 in [[textdata cptnamecategory.txt|cptnamecategory.txt]] (<code>문장~Emblem</code>), defined in [[textdata NN.dat|<code>9.dat</code>]] — record type 3 in the <code>NN.dat</code> format (8 columns: header only, no stat block at all). Unlike rings, armor, or weapons, emblems carry '''no combat stats''' and every one of the 58 records is literally named "Emblem" (<code>문장</code> / <code>Emblem</code>) in both languages — there's no unique name to distinguish one from another, and no <code>cpt9.txt</code> description file exists.

This makes an emblem purely a cosmetic choice: a party-leader crest/icon shown on the status panel (per the confirmed field trace, record col6 is used directly as the icon id passed to the bitmap-image loader for the leader's emblem). All 58 entries share the same flat price (buy 500 / sell 400) and differ only by their '''icon index''' — the item's image id inside the [[BIN bitmapdata|<code>bitmapdata</code>]] archive — listed below for each so the matching sprite can be located and uploaded later.

Because there's no per-item name, this page doesn't follow the per-item-heading pattern used on [[Rings]]/[[Armor]]/[[Weapons]] — there's nothing to anchor-link by name. To reference a specific emblem from another page, use its entry number, e.g. <code><nowiki>[[Emblems#Overview]]</nowiki></code> and cite entry 23 (icon 132).

== Overview ==

{| class="wikitable sortable"
! Entry # !! Icon # !! ID
|-
| 1 || 110 || 9,1
|-
| 2 || 111 || 9,2
|-
| 3 || 112 || 9,3
|-
| 4 || 113 || 9,4
|-
| 5 || 114 || 9,5
|-
| 6 || 115 || 9,6
|-
| 7 || 116 || 9,7
|-
| 8 || 117 || 9,8
|-
| 9 || 118 || 9,9
|-
| 10 || 119 || 9,10
|-
| 11 || 120 || 9,11
|-
| 12 || 121 || 9,12
|-
| 13 || 122 || 9,13
|-
| 14 || 123 || 9,14
|-
| 15 || 124 || 9,15
|-
| 16 || 125 || 9,16
|-
| 17 || 126 || 9,17
|-
| 18 || 127 || 9,18
|-
| 19 || 128 || 9,19
|-
| 20 || 129 || 9,20
|-
| 21 || 130 || 9,21
|-
| 22 || 131 || 9,22
|-
| 23 || 132 || 9,23
|-
| 24 || 133 || 9,24
|-
| 25 || 134 || 9,25
|-
| 26 || 135 || 9,26
|-
| 27 || 136 || 9,27
|-
| 28 || 137 || 9,28
|-
| 29 || 138 || 9,29
|-
| 30 || 139 || 9,30
|-
| 31 || 140 || 9,31
|-
| 32 || 141 || 9,32
|-
| 33 || 142 || 9,33
|-
| 34 || 143 || 9,34
|-
| 35 || 144 || 9,35
|-
| 36 || 145 || 9,36
|-
| 37 || 146 || 9,37
|-
| 38 || 147 || 9,38
|-
| 39 || 148 || 9,39
|-
| 40 || 149 || 9,40
|-
| 41 || 150 || 9,41
|-
| 42 || 151 || 9,42
|-
| 43 || 152 || 9,43
|-
| 44 || 153 || 9,44
|-
| 45 || 154 || 9,45
|-
| 46 || 155 || 9,46
|-
| 47 || 156 || 9,47
|-
| 48 || 157 || 9,48
|-
| 49 || 158 || 9,49
|-
| 50 || 159 || 9,50
|-
| 51 || 160 || 9,51
|-
| 52 || 161 || 9,52
|-
| 53 || 162 || 9,53
|-
| 54 || 163 || 9,54
|-
| 55 || 164 || 9,55
|-
| 56 || 165 || 9,56
|-
| 57 || 166 || 9,57
|-
| 58 || 167 || 9,58
|}

Buy price for every entry: 500. Sell price for every entry: 400.

== No emblem ==

<code>33.dat</code> holds a single record — the baseline used when no emblem is equipped, analogous to [[Armor#No armor|armor's bare-body baseline]] and [[Weapons#Unarmed|the unarmed weapon baseline]]. It is not a purchasable item (buy/sell are both 0) and, like the other 58 entries, carries no stats.

'''Korean name:''' 빈 메다리온 (<code>karamerd</code>) — "empty medallion"

'''ID:''' 33,1

== See also ==

* [[BIN textdata]]
* [[textdata NN.dat]] — record format, common header, and the confirmed col6 = icon-index field
* [[Rings]], [[Armor]], [[Weapons]] — the other equipment catalogs

Emblems - Revision history

127.0.0.1: Add emblem catalog: 58 purely cosmetic party-leader crest icons (9.dat) + the no-emblem baseline (33.dat) (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)