Haha even I knew that!! Lol

Yah ive done that before, had someone pick me up a peice of armor i already had.. and when i picked it up it deleted the one i had.

I came across it once by accident, but for some reason it didn't occur to me what I had just did since I was in the middle of a battle. Now, I know. Awesome. In a way, this should help clans and teams strategize to a new level. Passing powerful itmes around to allow a situational build to succeed in a given task could help clans and teams who work together well more options for success.

Did you know you can sell them back?

Haha, hope you do....

Just wondering if anyone had tried this. If you use HoL and drop it and pick it up? Does it reset the timer? What about if someone else gets it and immediately gives it to you again? Seems like something like this would work with some items. But i agree with the strategy of letting people go to buy scrolls and maybe even flag locks. Just... nobody else seems to do it so...

Also Protecept did i play you before? cuz i deffinately remember a battle where the enemy threw down his HoL and i stole it 

Don't think he realised quite what he had done there. lol.

I don't know, sounds like a good way to get a demi-AIDS.

I wonder if the friendly A.I. would grab an allies` dropped Item... never tried that...

I believe AI will readily pick up any dropped items, so be aware of AI ninjas!

Actually it is a technique called "pooling" in the AoS genre. I believe if Demigod becomes competive, this will need to be removed, since it creates unfair advantage to Carry+Supports type of teams. For example, in a 2v2 game, team QoT+Erebus should be exceptionally strong with pooling.

The question is, does the enemy see the items and can they pick them up?

Yeah I worked that one out for accident when I got the game.  It was funny last night when playing with friends one of my friends was complaining that teleport scrolls weren't working for him.  About 5 minutes later another friend asked why are there teleport scrolls everywhere?   

Generally, it's not considered an easter egg when it's described in a tooltip.  

Hehe, I'm just teasing, it's worth while posting since a lot of people don't even believe me about it when I tell them in game.