The Omniverse has many items that can help you store and transport large amounts of items. Among these items are Void Storage, Bags of Holding, and Job Bags.

Void Storage are a form of storage for basic building blocks that can be crafted by a level 10+ Inventor. A Void Storage can store large numbers a single type of block. There are four sizes of Void Storage: Tiny, small, large, and huge.

Void Storage can be crafted by a high enough level Inventor using the following recipes:

Void Size	Inventor Level	Storage (Blocks)	Recipe
Tiny Void Storage	10	500
Small Void Storage	20	1000
Large Void Storage	30	5000
Huge Void Storage	40	10000

Imprinting a Void Storage with a block makes the Void usable. Imprinting a Void Storage cannot be undone.

1. Right click with the Unformed Void
2. Place the block you want to imprint into the Void Storage
3. Click the Nether Star to confirm the imprinted block

You can now store your imprinted block in your Void Storage.

• Right click to place a block from the Void Storage.
• Right click the air to fill the Void Storage with its imprinted block from your inventory.
• Left click to fill your inventory with the Void Storage's imprinted block

Bags of Holding are backpack-like items that hold a virtual inventory. For Bags of Holding that hold job-specific items, see Job Bags. Bags Of Holding can be crafted by a level 30+ Artisan, and come in six sizes: Tiny, small, medium, large, extra large, and huge.

Tiny, small, and medium Bags of Holding can be crafted by an Artisan using String and Perfect Leather Hide. Large, extra large, and huge Bags of Holding are only available as voting rewards.

Bag Size	Artisan Level	Storage (Slots)	Recipe
Tiny Bag of Holding	30	9
Small Bag of Holding	40	18
Medium Bag of Holding	50	27
Large Bag of Holding		36	150 Reward Points
Extra Large Bag of Holding		45	300 Reward Points
Huge Bag of Holding		54	600 Reward Points

• Right click with a Bag in your hand to open its inventory.
• When a Bag is first crafted, it will be “unopened.” Opening it for the first time will change it into an “opened” Bag.
• Opened Bags can only be placed in a player's hotbar, not in other slots in their inventory.
• Opened Bags can be placed in containers, but not in other Bags.
• Opened Bags can be sold or traded, and will retain their inventory after changing hands.
• Opened Bags never stack.
• Unopened Bags stack if their base items stack.
• Unopened Bags can be stored and traded like normal items.
• Unopened Bags can be kept in any inventory slot.
• Unopened Bags can be stored in opened Bags.

Job Bags are Bags of Holding that hold a selection of items relevant to a specific job. You must be a high enough level in a job to craft that job's Job Bags.

Job Bags are crafted with pure/pristine items and items relevant to the job. The number of pure/pristine items required to craft a Job Bag depends on the size of the bag.

The table below lists the recipe for each job's bag and the types of items it can hold.