Item DB

A long piece of lumber. Breaks easily but better than bare hands.

A golf club. Long reach is its advantage.

An ordinary baseball bat. Easy to swing.

A bat covered in anchors and nails. A direct hit can be fatal.

A heavy crowbar. One of the strongest two-hand melee weapons.

A short steel pipe. Can be swung quickly with one hand.

A traffic wand used by traffic police for road control.

Police riot baton. Excellent durability and stagger.

Collapsible telescopic baton. Light and fast.

A small crowbar. Also useful for opening locked doors.

A shovel. Wide striking surface delivers powerful stagger to zombies.

A pickaxe. High penetration can bypass armor.

A sledgehammer. Overwhelming stagger and damage.

A frying pan. Can be used with a shield.

A cudgel made from a table leg. Heavy but good for one-hand swinging.

Military entrenching tool. Light with high durability.

A claw hammer. Meant for nails but works as a weapon.

A pipe wrench. Excellent stagger for a one-handed blunt weapon.

A sharp, sturdy garden hoe. A well-placed swing deals surprisingly deep wounds.

A farming sickle. Has bleed effect.

A small hatchet. Also useful for chopping wood.

A well-balanced hatchet. Sharp blade can effectively cut and split.

A massive two-hand axe. Can finish a zombie in one hit.

A firefighter's axe. Useful for breaking doors and excellent in combat.

A sharp metal shard wrapped in tape. Made for stabbing.

A basic weapon issued during alpha test. Light and fast.

A boning knife. High penetration.

A military dagger. Optimized for combat.

A sashimi knife that can both stab and slash. Useful in melee combat.

A crudely assembled gun made from scrap. Cannot be reloaded after emptying. Available for purchase at shops.

A homemade revolver crafted by outsiders. Can be looted from bodies in high-risk areas.

A homemade pistol crafted by outsiders. Ammo is not interchangeable.

A homemade shotgun crafted by outsiders. Powerful at close range.

6-round revolver. Loads one round at a time. One-shot headshot kill. Confiscated upon extraction by the Committee.

7-round pistol. Headshot leaves even relic-geared targets near death. Confiscated upon extraction.

Double-barrel shotgun that loads 2 rounds. Confiscated upon extraction by the Committee.

Can be thrown to deal minor damage to enemies.

Useful for making noise to draw attention.

Makes noise to draw attention. Deals minor damage if thrown at someone.

Upgraded glass bottle. Lures zombies with a powerful bang.

Creates a smoke screen to block vision. Useful for escaping.

Military smoke grenade. Blocks a wide area of vision.

Stepping on it immobilizes targets. Works on both humans and zombies.

A rope trap. Targets who trigger it will trip and fall.

A moldy, spoiled sandwich. Hunger +2, Sanity -2. When you have no food, even this will do.

Military MRE (Meal Ready-to-Eat). Restores a large amount of hunger.

Korean soul food. Can also be used as a cooking ingredient.

Instant noodles. More effective when cooked at a shelter.

Sweet canned peaches. Restores both hunger and sanity.

Canned tuna. Reliable hunger recovery.

Spam. Better effects when cooked.

Instant rice. Can be heated in a shelter microwave.

Bread. Short shelf life.

Braised pork jangjorim. High hunger recovery.

Bottled water. Quenches thirst. Stamina recovery +15% (300s).

Canned beer. Boosts sanity but hurts stamina.

Soju. Good sanity recovery but getting drunk impairs controls.

Cola-type soda. Minor sanity recovery.

Electrolyte sports drink. Effective for stamina recovery.

Coffee. Restores sanity. Can be made from coffee mix at shelter.

Recovers a small amount of health. Cures bleed status.

Disinfectant. Prevents infection.

Ointment. Treats bruises and minor wounds.

Military bandage. Higher recovery than standard bandage.

Top-tier healing item. Can self-treat when health reaches 0.

Scrap metal. Used for weapon repair or barricade construction.

Wood. Basic construction and repair material.

Fabric. Used for crafting armor.

Leather. Required for crafting premium armor.

Steel plate. For premium armor and barricade crafting.

Carbon fiber. Rare material needed for top-tier equipment.

RAM, graphics card, and other electronics. High sell price.

Rubbing alcohol. Used for crafting healing items.

A helmet made from an upturned pot. Crude but protects the head.

Full-face bicycle helmet. Protects the entire face.

Full-face motorcycle helmet. Excellent shock absorption.

An old baseball cap. Common design.

A hastily made arm guard. Better than nothing.

Taekwondo training arm guard.

Arm guard made from thick magazines taped together. Multiple layers of paper are surprisingly resilient.

Police arm guard used for maintaining order. Hard shell completely covers the outer forearm.

Sturdy riot suit arm guard. Hard outer shell and thick padding wrap around the forearm and elbow.

Leg guard made from vinyl wrapped in duct tape. Might hold up a bit.

Leg guard made from thick electrical wire wound in layers. The rubber coating acts as a cushion.

Taekwondo leg guard secured with bands. Makes you feel like you could kick better.

Riot suit leg guard that fully covers the shin. Hard shell safely protects legs from impacts.

A shield made from discarded planks. Crude but somewhat useful for blocking.

A shield made from a torn-off road sign. Can be obtained directly from road signs.

Once only seen at protests and riots. Essential for advancing while blocking enemy attacks.

A large riot shield that can protect the entire body.