Item Turn in triggering ALL rewards.

[AndMetal]

I'm pretty sure the issue is the syntax. If I'm not mistaken, => defines a value in an array (or something like that). Since Perl is executing storing it correctly, it's always coming back as a true value. If you change all of the =>'s to ==, you should be good to go.

[Bulle]

Indeed, "$itemcount{812} => 1" may be creating a map, which is an object hence not null. So it can be interpreted as a TRUE. I am far from an expert in Perl but I have seen such things on other languages (like C, Java) which do interpret many non-nul values to true.

Have you tried using the regular >= instead of => ? For a compiler they are absolutely not the same beasts.