Chelyabinsk Survivor Camp

***Information on this page is accurate for version v.705 and can differ from the current info in v.796.***

## Chelyabinsk Survivor Camp

* City Icon
* Banner
* Emblem
* Map

## Generals

### Quests

* Bartender´s quests
* Way Back Home

The Chelyabinsk survivor camp lies to the south of the city of the same name. This camp located roughly between Sverdlovsk and Magnitogorsk (Both camps are also members of the same faction) is considered the head of the Iron Front faction.

Chelyabinsk people have access to special equipment that let them create a wide variety of metal crafts that can be found on sale with the local trader and even possess the know-how to refine the titanium ore mined near Magnitogorsk to create an alloy, material used in a few special items like the powerful Prospector's Armor and the BelAZ.

This is the first camp to have access to the railroad and the only *Iron Front* member with a train station, it is also the first stop of the train.

### Lore

Being professional in metal processing and laborship, Chelyabinsk citizen established the survivor camp brotherhood, along with the central workshop. They introduce new currency for accomodating economy in their region. Later on, they provide access to Trans-Siberian Railways to keep their precious stuff are distributed to the eastern cities.

## **Mainline quests**

Chelyabinsk is a forced stop in order to complete the main quest *way back home*, in order to complete this part of the quest, the survivor must find and persuade Spiridon Kugel to follow him to Ufa and assemble an anti-tank missile system.

This is the only story quest found on Chelyabinsk.

## **Special residents**

Some of the camp residents standout from the rest, not for their work, but because they are related to the survivor's journey through the wasteland.

A retired army engineer that lives in Chelyabinsk with his wife Lyuba. A heavy drinker, Spiridon spends most of his time drinking at his house or with his friends.

Spiridon's wife. Lyuba lives with her husband in the Chelyabinsk camp. Not a friendly person and tired of Spiridon's drinking habits. (Lyuba only appears the first time the survivor speaks to Spiridon).

## **Reputation**

Survivor camps operate on a reputation system for foreigners and those who are not part of their factions, which means, when the survivor makes contact with any of the settlements scattered throughout the former Soviet union, it will be normal for the locals to be wary of him.

This lack of confidence is reflected in the items available for sale with the local trader, a few special items will be locked; the same applies for the workshop, with a low reputation, the workshop can't be upgraded and, as for the the buyer, he will start with the lowest ammount of money (Iron nuts) available when selling unwanted goods; The spending limit of the buyer will increase as the survivor climbs the reputation ladder in the camp.

## **Camp activities**

Chelyabinsk houses a wide variety of residents; some of them offer their services for a small fee. One must keep in mind that the survivor camps don't operate on a bartering system (like it used to do before version 1.700); goods must be bought or sold using the local currency. Chelyabinsk uses iron nuts as their coin of choice.

### **Bartender: Quests**

What better way to improve one's reputation and win a few iron nuts than visiting the local bar. The bartender is always looking for someone who can help around the settlement and its people. Accepting quests will allow the survivor to escalate in the reputation ladder and gain riches in the process.

Quests in the camp are classified by their difficulty, 1 star being the easiest quests and 5 stars the hardest; these quests range from escorting another survivor to a neighboring camp or fending off enemy attacks.

### **Trader and Buyer: Trading**

Trading supports life in the settlement as a stable economy increases the quality of life. The local trader offers an assortment of goods, especially metallic in nature like wire or iron pipes due to the metal-working nature of the camp.

The trader will restock its supplies every 5 hours (real-time). The waiting time can be skipped in exchange fo 30 Caps the first time and an additional 10 Caps every subsequent skip.

***Information on this page is accurate for version v.724 and can differ from the current info in v.796.***

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The buyer is here to help any survivor that wished to gain a few quick Iron Nuts instantly. He wont buy just about anything as some items are not within his area of interest, once he is out of cash, the survivor must wait for him to restock again to be ready for business.

Just as the trader, the buyer will restock every 6 real time-hours or instantly if the survivor uses caps on the camp. The ammount of *money* the buyer has available for trading with the survivor is determined by the reputation level.

 **Iron nuts available** | 1,000

### **Nurse: Health services**

Medical trained staff are highly valued in this new world. The nurse in the camp can bring a survivor at deaths door back to full health for a free.

Prices are bound to rise dependind on the ammount of damage or severity of the sickness the survivor has at the moment of requesting the nurse services.

**Healing**
  20

### **Specialist: Crafts and repairs**

The specialist is a highly skilled master craftsman that runs the local workshop, offering both repair and crafting services. Helping the specialist to enhance his workshop will unlock schematics for new weapons and gear, some of which are unique to that camp but for the workshop to be upgraded, the survivor must escalate in the reputation ladder first, before he can offer the specialist a hand.

It is important to know that the *Specialist* does not have any materials with him, and thus he will need the survivor to bring in all necessary materials for the desired item to be manufactured, plus a fee for his work.

### **Workshop upgrading**

In order to gain access to better equipment schematics with the specialist, the workshop must be upgraded. To upgrade the workshop, the survivor must bring in all the materials necessary to improve the working conditions of the specialist. Upgrading the workshop will also allow the Specialist to repair more complex pieces of equipment.

### **Conductor: Railroad**

Chelyabinsk marks the beginning of the railroad system; for a fee the survivor can board the train and travel to any of the Siberian camps that are connected by the railway network. The train fee must be paid in iron nuts.

The train traveling prices depend on the destination and the weight carried, and extra fee will be charged for every 100kg (101 kilograms actually) of weight the survivor has on his inventory at the moment. The price increases 1 iron nut for every 25 kilos of extra weight, once it reaches 101 kilos it will be charged the full 100 kilogram fee.

**fee**
 Chelyabinsk-Tyumen
 Chelyabinsk-Omsk

## **Trivia**

* Shares the same base picture as Magnitogorsk
* With the overhaul update of v1.700 all quests found in this camp were removed, they were:
	+ Security alarm
	+ Toys Quest
	+ Child Quest
	+ Translation from German Quest
	+ Veterinarian Quest.

## **Gallery**

Camp emblemCamp icon shown while exploring.The camp banner.
## **See also**

* Olonets fishing village
* Arzamas survivor camp

1. ↑ Pov's note