CRADL — Theme guidance

CRADL is a space themed game where the primary character in control is a "ship" (acts much like a character in OSRS, only one ship active at a time)
The player controller represents an abstract "commander" issuing commands through the ship proxy
The goal of the game is to build up a variety of skills to be able to undertake increasingly difficult challenges to gain rewards and access to more ships
Game skills have interplay where outputs from one gathering skill are used by 1 or more crafting skills, i.e. mining->smithing->(1)crafting->(2)armor-making

Ship scale & setting

The ship is large and crewed in scale, function, and style — think Star Citizen-class vessel, not a single-seat fighter. It still behaves as one "active character" at a time, the way an OSRS account controls one avatar.
Play happens almost exclusively in-atmosphere on planet surfaces, not in open space. "Space" is the setting/flavor; treat playable zones as planetary biomes, not voids. Cosmic/exotic naming (nebula, void, singularity) is reserved for high-tier exotic materials, not the everyday environment.

Equipment is modules, plating, and weaponry for the ship — there is no worn humanoid armor.
The equipment-slot machinery is OSRS-derived and theme-agnostic, so slots are internally named with generic humanoid labels: Item.Slot.Head / Chest / Legs / Feet / Hands / Neck / Ring / MainHand / OffHand. These are abstract module mounts, not body parts. Per the non-negotiable theming rule, keep the slot tags generic and express the ship theme only in each item's DisplayName / Icon / Description.
Themed reading of the mounts (authoring convention, not a code constraint): Head → cockpit / canopy plating, Chest → fuselage / hull, Legs → underside / chassis, Feet → landing gear, Hands → manipulators / turrets, Neck → module bay, MainHand/OffHand → weaponry. (e.g. the obsidian set's obsidian_canopy / obsidian_hull / obsidian_chassis plating in DevelopmentScripts/TargetItems.csv.)