A list constructed and maintained so that the next item to be retrieved and removed is the most recently stored item still in the list.

The amount of identical items which stack into one inventory slot.

a collection of items that can be accessed one at a time from one end called the top

a collection where we always choose to remove the most recently inserted item

a last in first out list, thus items are added to and removed from the top

a linear structure in which insertions and deletions are always made at one end, called the top

a list where items are both added to and removed from the same end of the list

a set of items in which only the most recently added item may be removed

When multiple of the same item can go into one item spot; a stacked item that reached the maximum amount possible for that stack.

A datastructure where data-item insertions and retrievals/deletions are made at one end, which is known as the top of the stack.

To place multiple items of the same type in the same inventory space. - The maximum amount of a given item that will stack in one space. - To apply two or more similar buffs at once. The effects of these buffs would be said to stack.

The amount of items which "stack" fitting into one item slot.

A closed-access area in the Frenchay Campus (Bolland) Library. Items from the Stack can be requested from the Frenchay Campus (Bolland) Library Enquiry Desk.

A number of identical items placed in a single inventory slot, to conserve space. Only certain items can be stacked.