You can use a fire for a variety of purposes, such as keeping warm, cooking or drying off.

After sharpening, this bone turned out to be a very decent sharp knife.

A simple set for making a fire. The main thing is that the materials used are dry. Used to start a fire.

The fence marking kit is used to mark an area and install a fence on it.

A combination of medieval and witch hoods. Quite an effective combination.

A worm on a homemade bone hook can be used as bait.

A worm on a steel hook can be used as bait.

A piece of bone that can be used as a makeshift fish hook. It is extracted from bones using a knife. For fishing, you must combine it with worms (bait) and attach it to a primitive or factory fishing rod

Industrial explosives. Useless on its own, but can be turned into a powerful weapon. When equipped, cannot be moved

Used to mark the installation site of an improvised shelter and its layout.

The Watchtower Installation Kit is used to mark out an area and install a watchtower on it.

Used to install a flagpole. A flagpole consists of a strong support that supports and stabilizes a mast on which the flag can be raised. A support with a raised flag indicates your intention to establish a strong foothold.

A hermetic bag connected to a rope. Inconvenient, but very useful.

Plant these seeds in the ground and with proper care and attention they will grow into tomatoes.

Plant these seeds in the ground and with proper care and attention they will grow into pumpkins. Cool

Plant these seeds in the ground and with proper care and attention they will grow into zucchini.

An arrow-like projectile used by crossbowmen. Made out of necessity and a little out of goodwill. It definitely wont kill the bear, but it will do the job.

Thousands of these feathers would probably make an extremely comfortable pillow.

An arrow-like projectile used by crossbowmen. Made out of necessity and a little out of goodwill. It certainly wont kill the bear, but it will do the job.

Homemade eye protection

A sawed-off shotgun of an old break-action shotgun, also called a Spartan. Very effective against wild animals and other threats. Chambered for 12 gauge rifle cartridge.

A thoughtful design that combines the desire for destruction with the users need for safety.

It is not reliable, but it can help out in difficult times.

Homemade bandage on the torso

Homemade foot protection.

Homemade face protection.

Homemade hand protection.

Homemade foot protection.

If this structure of branches is securely fastened to the ground, you can hang pots on it. It is better to place it as close to the fire as possible.

Plant these seeds in the ground and with proper care and attention they will grow into peppers.

Fish trap made of mesh and metal wire. Once a fish enters the funnel opening, it is unlikely that it will find a way out.

The neck of the bottle is cut off and inserted into the bottle. So a fish trying to find food in the bottle will not be able to get out of it.

Passive action mechanism. Triggered by tension on the wire.

A simple trap for catching small animals. A noose tied to a stick. Not the most sophisticated design, but it should work

Potatoes without skins can be eaten.

Pumpkin pieces. You can pre cook it or eat it this way if youre in a hurry.

A piece of tanned leather. It can be used to make various leather products.

A wooden bat with nails sticking out of it. If you hit her and not you, then consider yourself lucky.

A baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire. Its purpose is to bring pain and suffering to all the unlucky ones. No exceptions

A stick with a piece of rope attached. This amazing invention can work wonders.

A roll of strong metal wire. It has a lot of uses, can be used as a conductor of electricity, or you can use it to make various traps, handcuffs, gate mounts, and much more.

A sharpened wooden stick can be a useful cooking tool.

A long and heavy wooden log, trimmed at the edges. Well suited for any serious construction work. Can be chopped into firewood. Using a file, you can cut it into 3 boards.

You can use a stone oven for a variety of purposes, such as keeping warm, cooking, or drying things.

Regular firewood that produces a lot of heat when thrown into a fire. You can chop sticks into small pieces. Can be obtained from any tree using an axe.

A simple set for making a fire. The main thing is that the materials used are dry. Used to start a fire.

A large piece of dark bark. Useful when starting a fire. Colors water when immersed in it. You can get it from almost any tree using a knife or other cutting objects.

Barrel with holes. You can store various things in it, but it is mainly used to start a fire.

Armband. Helps distinguish friends from enemies in the midst of battle.

A homemade weapon consisting of a long stick with a sharp stone or sharp bone at the end. Not the most durable weapon, but it will clearly get the job done.

This homemade spear made from a long stick and a piece of bone is surprisingly sharp and durable. Used for hunting or protection from enemies. Can be worn on your back.

A hard but flexible wooden stick. You can break up its shorter sticks and throw it into the fire, or make a torch or spear out of it. Can be hung on your back and used as a weapon.

A torch made from a long stick. Maximum burning time is 30 minutes. You can use rags or bandages as fuel.

Donor blood bag with intravenous transfusion kit. Used when the victim has lost a lot of blood due to hemorrhage. In order to find out your blood type, you need to use a blood group determination kit; if you ignore blood groups, you will get hemolysis.

A bag of saline solution with an intravenous transfusion set. Removes the symptoms of hemolysis, is used to treat dehydration and accelerate blood regeneration.

Primitive wooden tire. Helps hold the broken bone in place, allowing for relatively painless movement. Although, it will take time for the leg to heal completely.

An unevenly cut piece of fabric. Commonly used in making other items and dressing wounds.

A strong rope that can be used to tie things and people. Rope is one of the most necessary things in the game; with the help of a rope you can tie butterflies and make useful equipment.

A wooden plank very often used in construction. Can be obtained from a pallet or a long wooden log. You may also need some tools and nails.

Box made of wooden boards. Container for storing various items. Can be disassembled using tools.

Strips of bag fabric. Used when crafting camouflage suits and camouflage tape for weapons, despite the fact that they are dirty and worn around the edges.

Homemade silencer for firearms. Reduces sound volume and muzzle flash when firing. Very unreliable.

Quite a large stone that can be mined using a pickaxe from any stone. Can be used for a fire or broken into smaller pieces using a pickaxe.

A small pebble. You can throw it to distract someone, or make it into a primitive knife. To do this, you need to take one small stone and point another at it.

A fragment of stone. Not very durable or sharp, but useful if you dont have anything else on hand.

Large backpack made of tanned leather. Quite useful, although the shoulder straps are uncomfortable and chafe.

Discreet backpack made of boar skin with a wooden frame. Not very fashionable, but very practical.

Discreet jute backpack with wooden frame. Not too tough, but very practical.

A simple bag made of rope and burlap. Simple but effective.

A camouflage wrap used to conceal the shape of a long firearm.

A camouflage suit that completely hides your silhouette against the background of the natural environment.

A camouflage suit that completely hides your silhouette against the background of the natural environment.

A camouflage cloak that hides the silhouette of the upper body from prying eyes. Can be worn complete with a camouflage hood.

Camouflage hood that hides the silhouette of your head from prying eyes. Can be worn complete with a camouflage coat, a camouflage cloak, and a camouflage suit.

Sawn-off five-shot bolt action rifle with internal magazine. Uses a 7.62x54 mm cartridge.

A sawn-off double-barrel break-action shotgun loaded with two .308 WIN cartridges.

Sawn-off shotgun of a six-shot double-action revolver. Compared to pistols, it is quite slow to load and requires frequent maintenance. However, it can deal impressive damage at short to medium ranges. Uses 357 caliber ammunition.

Automatic in bullpup configuration. It has a compact design and can withstand high rates of fire. The F1 variant supports semi-automatic and sub-automatic modes, as well as burst fire. For some reason the handle is cut off. The cartridges are fed from a removable magazine. Uses 5.56x45 mm cartridges.

A sawn-off shotgun of a single-shot hunting rifle with a break bolt. Uses 7.62x39 mm cartridges.

Double-barreled sawn-off shotgun with a break bolt. Uses a standard 12 gauge rifle cartridge. Capacity: 2 pat.