[Gargouille]

Hi,

public override void OnRemoved( object parent )
		{
			Name = "Elven Quiver";

			return base.OnRemoved( parent );
		}

Your OnRemoved method is defined as returning void... In that way you can't return base.OnRemoved...

Two things :

- if base OnRemoved ( here it means BaseQuiver/OnRemoved ) is really defined as returning void

public override void OnRemoved( object parent )
		{
			Name = "Elven Quiver";

			base.OnRemoved( parent );//without returning value, just calling base method
		}

- and if it is an error, meaning that base method returning a value, you must change your OnRemoved method in order to declare the good return type.

(I bet it's the first soluce of course).