# Core Concepts {% hint style="info" %} If you're looking for a brief description of every LootLocker feature and system, be sure to check out our [Glossary](https://docs.lootlocker.com/the-basics/core-concepts/glossary). {% endhint %}


Players	Your players are one of the most important parts of your game. That's why LootLocker helps you authenticate them in various ways and easily store different types information and data in their profile like their wallet, inventory, progressions and more.	players	playerManagement.png
Assets	An Asset is an item of property that can be connected to a player - something a player can earn, purchase, or possess. At its core, an asset is an empty shell looking to be assigned a context and populated with relevant data or information. Before assigning a context to an asset, contexts must be created with complexities and other relevant information.	assets	contentManagement.png
Character Classes & Heroes	A character class lets you define what contexts are associated with each class and what each class' default loadout comprises of. For some games you may not have any classes and can completely ignore this system. Other games might want to take advantage of both character classes and heroes.	character-classes	characterClassesHeroes.png
Web Console	The LootLocker web console is a browser-based interface that provides you with access to all LootLocker features and the tools needed to manage your games. You can access the web console here.	web-console	webConsole.png
API Types	LootLocker has three different types of APIs (Game, Server, Admin) depending on the needs of your game and development pipeline.	api-types	apiReference.png