Items

Items are a crucial aspect to your survival within the STYR.

Items range from foods and drinks to regenerate your health to weapons to fend off the infinite number of violent employees.

### Weapons

Weapons can be crafted by gathering materials, either by punching various furniture with your fists, or with another weapon.

#### Hammer: *when you're a hammer, everything looks like a nail.*

The hammer is the easiest weapon to craft. It does the least damage but is relatively quick to use and is a great early game weapon, especially for gathering resources, destroying them in two hits. One swing takes a small amount of the players stamina. The hammer is capable of killing a basic employee in four strikes.

Crafting: 2 torn fabric + 2 broken wood + 2 broken metal

#### Sledge hammer: *basically a bigger, cooler hammer.*

Previously the most powerful weapon in game, the sledge hammer is capable of destroying furniture items in two hits. It takes a decent amount of stamina to swing. Basic employees can be taken down in three hits.

Crafting: 10 concrete + 10 broken wood + 10 torn fabric

#### Chainsaw: *a mechanical saw.*

The chainsaw is the best purely melee weapon currently in the game, doing massive damage upon contact with a target. It also takes no stamina to use. Balanced by its relatively difficult crafting recipe, it shreds through basic employees and furniture items with ease.

Crafting: 3 fuel + 5 processed brick

#### Crossbow: *load it with a STYR pencil.*

The crossbow is the only ranged weapon currently in the game. like the chainsaw and flamethrower, it is difficult to craft, but yields decent results when it comes to defending yourself from harm, and does not require stamina to use. The crossbow will fell a basic employee in 4 shots.

Crafting: 3 fuel + 5 processed brick

#### Flamethrower: *a weapon that shoots fire.*

The flamethrower is a powerful tool to wreak havoc with. Its spout of flames are capable of burning down furniture quickly. Whilst taking no stamina to use, the flames are currently unable to harm enemies, but this is likely to change in the future.

Crafting: 3 fuel + 5 pristine fabric

#### *Wrench*

It was a tool/weapon in the early alpha of TSIC. It had similar capabilities to the hammer, however it was removed due to version 1.0.3 Its unknown if it will return in the future.

Crafting: 2 torn fabric + 2 broken wood + 2 broken metal

### Foods and Drinks

Food and drink items can be found within the cafeteria sections and occasionally on tables within the furniture sections of the STYR. If you take damage or your hunger bar goes down, these will be critical to survive, especially once you encounter tougher foes...

WafflesBottled waterWheat cerealFriesMeatballsOrange juicePancakesTinned pineapplePizzaRice.SalmonEnergy drinkTuono energy drinkSeed sodaCrispsMilk
### Healing

In addition to food, for a more efficient method of healing, a player can utilize one of the many healing items that can be found within the Styr. Healing items can be found randomly on tables, usually within the furniture sections of the Styr.

#### Med kit: *Good to have in an emergency.*

The med kit is the best healing item in the game, fully healing a player no matter what health it is used at.

#### Bandage: *Wrap your wounds with this gauze.*

The bandage is a great way of healing ones wounds if found. Whilst not quite as good as the med kit, it is still a valuable healing tool.

#### Pain pills: *Dulls the pain for a while.*

The pain pills are less effective than the bandage or med kit, but heal a modest amount of damage.

#### Tablets: *Take twice a day.*

Whilst not the best form of healing ones self, the tablets are still effective at healing a small amount of harm.

### Materials

There are many different kinds of materials in game, collected by either destroying furniture and walls, or by interacting with certain objects.

#### Broken wood: *A broken bit of wood.*

Broken wood can be collected by mining furniture items such as tables and chairs. It is very useful as not only is it used in the crafting recipe of both the hammer and sledgehammer, but it is also used in the building of wooden walls and wooden stairs. With wooden stairs being the only way of making your own vertical movement, wood will most likely be the recourse that the player will want to collect the most.

#### **Torn Fabric: *A torn bit of fabric.***

Torn fabric can be collected by mining things like rugs and sofa's. On top of it's use in crafting certain weapons such as the hammer and sledgehammer, it is also used in the crafting recipe of the bed.

#### **Concrete stone: *Scrap bit of stone.***

Concrete can be found by destroying the walls within the STYR. Its only current use is to craft the sledgehammer.

#### **Broken metal: *A scrap bit of metal.***

Broken metal can be acquired via the destruction of furniture items such as signs, and also by disassembling lamps. It is used to craft the hammer, and also to create metal platforms and walls.

#### **Processed brick: *A processed brick.***

Processed brick is a higher tier material, used in the crafting of both the chainsaw and crossbow. Its current method of collection is by interacting with an info kiosk.

#### **Pristine fabric: *A piece of fabric.***

Pristine fabric is a higher tier material, used to craft the flamethrower. It can be collected by destroying a bed in a destroyed survivor base.

#### **Fuel: *A canister of stove fuel.***

Fuel is a high tier material that can currently be collected by interacting with ringing phones in the flying departments. It is used in the crafting of the flamethrower, the chainsaw and the crossbow.

Items written in *italics* are no longer in game/were removed.

### Updates

- Sledge hammer received a damage nerf in 1.0.4, going from killing a basic employee in 2 hits to 3 hits.

- Sledge hammer received a damage nerf in 1.0.3, going from killing a basic employee in 1 hit to 2 hits.