Suggestion: Dedicated Portal Scroll Inventory Slot or Use from Stash
Hey GGG and fellow Exiles,
This has probably been brought up already — but if not I’d like to suggest a small but impactful quality-of-life improvement regarding Portal Scrolls. Right now, we need to manually bring Portal Scrolls into every single map and reserve an inventory slot for them—even though their use is near-universal and mostly uninteresting from a gameplay perspective. It feels a bit outdated and unnecessary in the current state of the game. I get that they're valuable on your first character in a league, at least during the campaign (Acts 1–10), but after that they’re pretty much redundant. The problem I’ve run into is that during low-investment, fast mapping, I often run out of Portal Scrolls. Then, when I get whispered for a trade, I have to backtrack through the map until I find a scroll on the ground. Sure, in high-tier mapping this is rarely an issue since the screen is flooded with loot and there’s probably a scroll nearby. But when my character isn't strong enough to run that content yet, and I just want to leave the map—to complete a trade or start a new map it really breaks the flow. Here’s what I’d propose: Introduce a dedicated inventory slot for Portal Scrolls, similar to the Flask slots. Or even better: Enable the "Use Portal" shortcut to consume a scroll directly from your stash—perhaps restricted to out-of-combat status. And prioritize using scrolls from the inventory first if any are present. To keep things "balanced": You could make this feature unlockable, e.g. after completing all map objectives, reaching a certain level, or hitting another milestone. It doesn’t have to be available right away. The goal is simply to remove the annoying micro-management of remembering to bring Portal Scrolls into every single map. It’s such a small thing, but it adds up over time and breaks the gameplay flow unnecessarily. Would love to hear your thoughts! Cheers, Red77Viper Last bumped on Jul 8, 2025, 3:31:55 PM
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