How to use the SLdrugs.shop system.

Use an official in-world SLdrugs.shop login object in Second Life. The object gives you a temporary access code linked to your avatar UUID. Open the website login page, enter your UUID and the code, then access your account dashboard. Never share your code with another user.

No. Access is based on your Second Life avatar UUID and a temporary code generated by an official login object. This keeps the process tied to your in-world identity instead of a normal password account.

After login, open My Account. Your dashboard shows wallet status, inventory, selected objects, active plan, cartel status, notifications and profile settings.

Deposit through an official SLdrugs.shop wallet terminal or cashier object in Second Life. Once the in-world payment is confirmed by the system, your web wallet balance updates on your account.

Your wallet is used for supported web-side actions such as marketplace activity, plan payments, cartel memberships and other economy features as they become available.

Wait a short moment and refresh your wallet page. If the deposit still does not appear, keep your transaction details and contact staff through the official support channel. Do not send private payment details to random users.

VIP memberships improve your account limits and commercial tools. Depending on the plan, they can increase marketplace capacity, vendor slots, experience bonuses, mission options and economy benefits.

No. VIP is not a production membership. It improves your account and selling capacity, but direct supply comes from cartel memberships, marketplace purchases, events or other gameplay systems.

Yes. VIP and cartel serve different purposes. VIP improves your account tools and commercial capacity. Cartel membership gives access to controlled weekly digital supply and cartel-related package benefits.

A cartel membership is a limited production slot. When active, it grants a weekly digital supply package according to the selected tier and may include marketplace slot benefits or welcome package objects.

Slots are limited to keep the roleplay economy balanced. The goal is to avoid unlimited supply and create value around producers, vendors, buyers and territory-based gameplay.

Open the public Cartel Board. It shows active tiers, occupied slots, open positions and official store links when operators choose to publish them.

Your active cartel status ends when the paid period expires. You may need to renew or claim a slot again, depending on availability and system status.

Digital inventory is the web-side stock connected to your avatar. It can include supported weed, paper or other roleplay items tracked by the SLdrugs.shop system.

Register or connect your supported vendor object, then use your account inventory/vendor tools to assign available digital stock to that vendor. Only inventory owned by your avatar can be assigned to your own vendor objects.

Check that the vendor is registered, online, linked to your avatar, not locked, and assigned valid stock from your digital inventory. Also confirm that the item type is supported by that vendor.

No. Inventory and vendor actions are tied to the owner avatar. A user should only manage their own stock and official objects.

Use official marketplace listings or supported in-world vendor objects. Check the seller name, item details, stock and store location before buying. When available, use official store links from the marketplace or cartel board.

User-to-user sales happen through supported marketplace or vendor systems. The system tracks supported inventory movement and payments where those features are enabled. Avoid unofficial side deals if you want the system to recognize the transaction.

Set your official store URL in your account settings if the option is available. Public pages can then show your store link unless your profile privacy settings hide it.

The beta focuses on supported cannabis roleplay: digital inventory, weed and paper items, rolling flow, blunt use, visual screen effects and progression-related actions.

Yes. The system is being expanded with more weed and paper types so the roleplay can feel more varied. Effects and presentation may differ as new items are added.

A blunt is a roleplay item created from supported digital cannabis and paper. After it is rolled, it can be used in Second Life to start a smoke session, consume the prepared item and trigger the matching roleplay effects. Different combinations can produce different presentation, timing or effect profiles as the system expands.

You need supported digital weed and supported paper in your inventory, plus the correct in-world tools or objects required by the system. The exact result depends on the item types used and the capacity limits of the rolling flow.

Mask effects are visual screen overlays or visual mood effects connected to a blunt experience. They are designed for immersion and roleplay feedback, so different blunts or item types can feel visually different while being used.

If the object or viewer experience gives you an option to stop, detach, mute or clear the effect, use the normal in-world controls provided by the object. If an effect appears stuck, detach the related object and relog if needed, then contact support with the item name.

A preroll tube is a storage object for prepared single prerolls. It is used to hold or distribute ready-to-use rolled items instead of loose weed and paper. Tubes are useful for vendors, sellers and users who want compact single-item packaging.

A preroll flask is a larger storage object for multiple prepared prerolls. It is useful when a seller or user wants to carry, sell or organize several ready-to-use rolled items in one object. The capacity depends on the flask type.

Loose digital inventory is raw stock such as weed or paper. A tube usually represents one prepared preroll. A flask stores multiple prepared prerolls. Vendors and users may use these formats differently depending on what they are selling or consuming.

Refill behavior depends on the object type and supported system flow. Some storage objects are designed as packaged inventory with a fixed capacity, while others may support loading or unloading through approved tools. Use only official objects and normal account/vendor controls.

Yes. The long-term direction includes more roleplay systems and economy mechanics. Public announcements will be posted in the News section when new features are ready for users.

Yes, if profile privacy is enabled in your account settings. Private operators may appear as private on public boards instead of showing profile details.

Do not share temporary login codes, private account access, staff-only information, database details, server paths or any private payment/support evidence with random users.

No. SLdrugs.shop is a fictional Second Life roleplay economy. Items, systems and events are for in-world RP only.