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Magnum

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The **Magnum** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

A magnum cartridge is a firearms cartridge larger than, or derived from, a similar cartridge. A magnum firearm is one using such a cartridge. For example:

* .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire
* .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire
* .32 H & R Magnum
* .327 Federal Magnum
* .500 S&W Magnum

## Tips

Because the Magnum is a pistol, it comes with some specific caveats. While it's more mobile and easier to wield than larger weapons, it has a low mag capacity, and a lower average damage than heavier weapons such as the assault rifle. Pistols should be used in close quarters, and typically as second to more heavy primary weapons.
R700

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The **R700** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

Remington Model 700 is a series of bolt-action rifles manufactured by Remington Arms since 1962. All are based on the same centerfire bolt action. They often come with a 3-, 4- or 5-round internal magazine depending on caliber, some of which have a floor-plate for quick-unloading, and some of which are "blind" (with no floor-plate). The rifle can also be ordered with a detachable box magazine. The Model 700 is available in many different stock, barrel and caliber configurations. It is a development of the Remington 721 and 722 series of rifles, which were introduced in 1948.
Missions

There are a variety of missions in The Division, each with potential rewards and story plotline concerns.

## Medical Missions

* Madison Field Hospital
* Hudson Refugee Camp
* Broadway Emporium
* Amherst's Apartment
* Russian Consulate

## Tech Missions

* Subway Morgue
* Times Square Power Relay
* Police Academy
* WarrenGate Power Plant
* Rooftop Comm Relay

## Security Missions

* Lincoln Tunnel Checkpoint
* Napalm Production Site
* Lexington Event Center
* Queens Tunnel Camp
* Grand Central Station

## General Missions

* General Assembly
* Unknown Signal

## Encounters

### Medical Encounters

* Hostage Rescue
* Virus Research
* Water Supply

### Tech Encounters

* Arms Deal Disruption
* Mercy Drop
* Supply Acquisition

### Security Encounters

* Assault the Stronghold
* JTF Support

## Side Missions

### Bounties

* Michelle Mason
* Iceman
* Wild Child

### Restore Brooklyn

* Retrieve Food Supplies
* Rescue Civilians
* Find Morphine Supply
Methods

**Methods** is a piece of incident report intel in The Division.

## Summary

Rioter 1: Alright, the guns check out. Let’s do this.

Rioter 2: But what if they have kids?

Rioter 1: Just hold the gun like you mean it. They’ll back down. Especially if they got kids.

Rioter 2: Yeah, but what if they won’t?

Rioter 1: Then it’s on them. They don’t die unless they decide they want to. It’s their choice.

Rioter 2: This is some \*\*\*\*\*\*\*\*.

Rioter 1: Yeah, but I'm not gonna let some rich \*\*\*\*\*\*\* get a pass just because they got a family. Everyone's got a family, and mine's starving. Now man up and let's do this!
Paul Rhodes

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**Paul Rhodes** is a person of interest in The Division.

## Summary

Paul is a 45 year old Tech Entrepreneur employed by the Strategic Home Defense initiative. He has a BS in Electronic Engineering from Rutgers, and an MS in CompSci from SUNY-Stonybrook.

## Personnel Notes

For as twitchy and cynical as he may be, Rhodes is, by all accounts, incredibly smart. Put simply, he’s a doer. Part technical genius, expert weapons engineer, and recently-failed entrepreneur, Rhodes prides himself on sticking to his guns, even when the going gets tough.

His peers know him for his highly-attuned bullshit sensor; his critics know him for his disdain for authority. His allegiance, meanwhile, goes to competence and, though he’d never admit it, willingness to go the extra mile to get the job done right.

Born and raised in central Jersey, Rhodes has always lived a mobile life. Having attended Rutgers and bounced between various tech shops, Rhodes never had a good reason to stay anywhere. In 2003, his wayfaring eventually brought him to Iraq, where he served as a contractor with a PMC. During his time there, he was the sole survivor of an ambush. After escaping, he found himself grappling from the enormous burden of survivor’s guilt.

Combined with the loss of his wife in 9/11, Rhodes has since stayed away from all intimate relationships, benign or adverse. However, Rhodes always does his best, even in the worst of situations.
Path of the Nomad

The **Path of the Nomad** gear set is a specialty set released in the Incursions DLC for The Division.

## Summary

The Path of the Nomad is based around combat against Rogues, and is thus part of any Dark Zone build. This gear set is best used for Dark Zone runs, which over time can result in better weapons with Phoenix Credit purchases and specialty blueprints.

## Bonuses

* +100% Scavenging
* +20% Health on Kill
* Talent (Nomad) - When receiving fatal damage, you are instead healed to full health. Can occur once every 10 minutes.
MP7

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The **MP7** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

The MP7 is a German Personal Defense Weapon (PDW) manufactured by Heckler & Koch (H&K) and chambered for the HK 4.6×30mm cartridge. It was designed with the new cartridge to meet NATO requirements published in 1989, as these requirements call for a personal defense weapon (PDW) class firearm, with a greater ability to defeat body armor than current weapons limited to conventional pistol cartridges.
Px4 Type F

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The **Px4 Type F** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The Px4 Storm is a high power sidearm in The Division, and appears in several variants. The Px4 Type F is a compact variant.

## Real Life Counterpart

The Beretta Px4 Storm is a semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Beretta of Italy and intended for personal defense and law enforcement use. The Px4 uses the same short-recoil, rotating barrel action as the Beretta 8000 models and uses the same trigger and safety system as the M9/92/96 series, while being completely different in design from either. Light-weight polymer construction with steel inserts, a modular trigger group, fully enclosing slide, Picatinny rail, and changeable backstrap options for the grip are a radical departure from previous Beretta designs.

## Tips

Because the Px4 Type F is a pistol, it comes with some specific caveats. While it's more mobile and easier to wield than larger weapons, it has a low mag capacity, and a lower average damage than heavier weapons such as the assault rifle. Pistols should be used in close quarters, and typically as second to more heavy primary weapons.
Phone Recording - Birds

**Birds** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Jen: 911 what's your emergency? Nah, just kidding. It's me Jen. I can't answer right now, but leave a message and I'll call you back! Peace.

Escaped Riker: Hi, it's me again. There's something I wanted you to hear. Listen. It's birds, Jen. After nine years behind bars I can't tell you how refreshing that is...I've got to go now, got some last minute Christmas shopping to do, but don't worry, you'll see a lot more of me soon. Remember how I used to say even prison couldn't keep us apart? Oh, and I ran into your boyfriend...he says hi. "Peace".
Rick Valassi

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**Rick Valassi** is a person of interest in The Division.

## Summary

Rick Valassi is the radio jockey behind hit Manhattan show "Wouldn't You Know It". Since the outbreak, he has gradually moved away from being a general reporter and broadcaster, and has moved more towards being a citizen journalist reporting the outbreak and the government response to the average citizen.
Px4

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The **Px4** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

The Beretta Px4 Storm is a semi-automatic pistol manufactured by Beretta of Italy and intended for personal defense and law enforcement use. The Px4 uses the same short-recoil, rotating barrel action as the Beretta 8000 models and uses the same trigger and safety system as the M9/92/96 series, while being completely different in design from either. Light-weight polymer construction with steel inserts, a modular trigger group, fully enclosing slide, Picatinny rail, and changeable backstrap options for the grip are a radical departure from previous Beretta designs.

## Tips

Because the Px4 is a pistol, it comes with some specific caveats. While it's more mobile and easier to wield than larger weapons, it has a low mag capacity, and a lower average damage than heavier weapons such as the assault rifle. Pistols should be used in close quarters, and typically as second to more heavy primary weapons.
Rioters

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The **Rioters** are one of the many factions in **Tom Clancy's The Division**.

## Summary

The Rioters are common, ordinary citizens who have responded to the breakdown of society. Accordingly, they're not necessarily a "faction", but more the chaotic response of ordinary people. Because of this, they are very unpredictable.

## Enemies

The Rioters aren't an "organized" faction per se - they are more a loose collection of individuals. As such, they have enemies in all factions.

## Intel Brief

Beyond the organized factions roam thugs and outlaws that now rampage through the city, rioting, looting, and assaulting any who come near them. Unafraid to wound or kill, they survive by preying on the weak. They roam in packs, hunting down easy targets and lashing out at authorities when they get the chance. Volatile and dangerous, they are a constant thorn in the side of the JTF and a steady drain on resources.
Phone Recording - Pigeons

**Pigeons** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Man: Hey, it worked... We’ve got three pigeons trapped in that box thing on the roof.

Woman: Great! I’ll be back in like, twenty minutes, then I’ll talk you through plucking and gutting.

Man: I’m not doing that.

Woman: If you want a meat dinner you are. C'mon, it's the least I can do after you forces me to learn friggin' CSS. You'll need to get some rubber gloves and your least \*\*\*\*\*\* kitchen knife... Oh, and some scissors, for the wings.

Man: If I puke, it’s on you. Like, literally.
Phone Recording - Missing Person

**Missing Person** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

JTF: CERA Helpline. How may I help you?

Woman: I want to report a missing person...it’s, uh, my brother.

JTF: Okay, ma’am. What’s his name?

Woman: Trevor. It’s, uh, Trevor Sloan.

JTF: And when and where was he last seen?

Woman: We were at the, uh, outside Madison Square Garden...two days ago. He disappeared in the crowd, and then I, uh, waited for him by the post office but he didn't show up. I have no idea where he is, and...now I'm all by myself...
Intel

**Intel** in the world of The Division helps to not only expand the story of the in-game universe, but to guide the player to places in the city.

## Field Data

### Crashed Drones

Crashed Drones are crashed government vehicles carrying intel and surveillance from before their crashes.

### ECHOs

The ECHOs, or Evidence Correlation Golographic Overlay system, creates a 3-dimensional image of a situation or crime scene using discovered and correlated data.

### Incident Reports

Incident Reports are writeups of various interactions between factions that expand the story and background of the game.

### Missing Agents

Missing Agent intel are reports on agents that have been lost in the field and are either assumed dead or are missing in action.

### Phone Recordings

Phone recordings can be found throughout Manhattan on a variety of cellphones dropped during the evacuation.

### Survival Guidebook

Pages from the Survival Guidebook are strewn about Manhattan. These pages are from Warren Merchant's "New York Collapse: An Urban Catastrophe Survival Guide", and originate from April Kelleher's copy (which was given to her as a joke gift for her birthday by her husband Bill Kelleher.

## Evidence

### Found Footage

These pieces of evidence are footage found from various victims or related parties.

* Cleaner Video
* Rikers Video
* Civilian Video
* Last Man Battalion Video
* Bliss Video
* Barrett Video

### Surveillance Data

These pieces of evidence show the results of the Green Poison outbreak.

* Rikers CCTV Footage
* First Wave CCTV Footage
* Last Man Battalion Audio Log
* First Wave Audio Log

### Virus Reports

These pieces of evidence detail Dr. Kandel's research into the virus.

* Virus Report 1
* Virus Report 2
* Virus Report 3
* Virus Report 4
* Virus Report 5
Reflex Sight

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**Reflex Sight** is one of the skin weapon mods in The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

reflector sight or reflex sight is an optical device that allows the user to look through a partially reflecting glass element and see an illuminated projection of an aiming point or some other image superimposed on the field of view. These sights work on the simple optical principle that anything at the focus of a lens or curved mirror (such as an illuminated reticle) will look like it is sitting in front of the viewer at infinity. Reflector sights employ some sort of "reflector" to allow the viewer to see the infinity image and the field of view at the same time, either by bouncing the image created by lens off a slanted glass plate, or by using a mostly clear curved glass reflector that images the reticle while the viewer looks through the reflector. Since the reticle is at infinity it stays in alignment with the device the sight is attached to regardless of the viewer's eye position, removing most of the parallax and other sighting errors found in simple sighting devices.

Since their invention in 1900, reflector sights have come to be used as gun sights on all kinds of weapons. They were used on fighter aircraft, in a limited capacity in World War I, widely used in World War II, and still used as the base component in many types of modern head-up displays. They have been used in other types of (usually large) weapons as well, such as anti-aircraft gun sights, anti tank gun sights, and any other role where the operator had to engage fast moving targets over a wide field of view, and the sight itself could be supplied with sufficient electrical power to function. There was some limited use of the sight on small arms after World War II but it came into widespread use after the late 70s with the invention of the red dot sight, with a red light-emitting diode (LED) as its reticle, making a dependable sight with durability and extremely long illumination run time.

Reflector sights are also used in civilian applications such as sights on surveying equipment, optical telescope pointing aids, and camera viewfinders.
Military SCAR-H

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The **Military SCAR-H** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

The SCAR-H fires standard 7.62x51MM NATO rounds. Developed by FN Herstal (FNH) for the Unites States Special Operations Command (SOCOM) . This weapon is based on modular construction allowing the change of the barrel, as well as change of calibers and the inclusion of the FN40GL a under barrel "Enhanced Grenade Launcher" (EGLM) which is similar to the United States M203 40mm grenade launcher.

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Military M9

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The **Military M9** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The Military M9 is a military varient of the the starting handgun for Division Agents, the standard 9x19mm M9 handgun. It features better knockback and increased damage.

## Real Life Counterpart

The Beretta M9, officially the Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, M9, is a 9×19mm Parabellum pistol adopted by the United States Armed Forces in 1985. It is essentially a military specification Beretta 92FS.

The M9 won a competition in the 1980s to replace the M1911A1 as the primary sidearm of the U.S. military, beating many other contenders, and only narrowly defeating the SIG P226 for cost reasons. It officially entered service in 1990. Some other models have been adopted to a lesser extent, namely the M11 pistol, and other models remain in use in certain niches.

The M9 was scheduled to be replaced under a United States Army program, the Future Handgun System (FHS), which was merged with the SOF Combat Pistol program to create the Joint Combat Pistol (JCP). The JCP was renamed Combat Pistol (CP), and the number of pistols to be bought was drastically cut back.

## Tips

Because the Military M9 is a pistol, it comes with some specific caveats. While it's more mobile and easier to wield than larger weapons, it has a low mag capacity, and a lower average damage than heavier weapons such as the assault rifle. Pistols should be used in close quarters, and typically as second to more heavy primary weapons.
Phone Recording - Surprise

**Surprise** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Man: Hey J, guess who got seats to the game tonight?

Woman: You got tickets?

Man: Lamar couldn't go so I was like - who do I know who’s a giant hoops fan...

Woman: I’m actually not feeling that well.

Man: You sure? Look out your window...

Woman: What the!? Is that you in the limo?

Man: So how ‘bout it? You feeling better yet?
Phone Recording - Ex-Girlfriend

**Ex-Girlfriend** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Rachel: Go for Rachel! Your message won’t leave itself!

Man: Hey Rach. Just calling to see if you're ok. We left it on pretty bad terms, but I do want to make sure you're alright. They say this thing's gonna get worse before it gets better, and...look I don't know if I have the right to tell you what to do, but keep off the needle, ok? If you need any help let me know, ok? I'll be there if you need me.
Public Service Announcements

Gamers are ingenious. By design, gamers try to work within the system to their maximum benefit. Because of this, the players of The Division have found many secrets, tips, or otherwise useful things to keep in mind wile playing.

## Support Stations

Support Stations are the lifeblood of an effective group, but it seems that many players are missing the fact that they can use these stations when they are fallen. Unlike other solutions, players can utilize support stations without the aid of others.

## Exotic Damage

For a while now, players have known that there is a type of damage that is not considered "regular damage", and is calculated somewhat differently. These calculations ignore things like armor, instead dealing massive direct damage. This damage type has been confirmed by the developers as "exotic damage", that is, damage that is non-bullet related, such as falling, bleeding, and grenade fire.

Considering this type of exotic damage is really important, because when planning against certain weapons and enemies, knowing their specific exotic damage threat can tell you how you might fare. Even the highest of high end gear does not negate grenade damage, so enemies with high potential exotic damage will essentially wipe even large groups if they are not prepared.

## Statistics

For gamers who tally their statistics and compare their capabilities over time using different weapons, game stats can be accessed via club.ubi.com. Total kills, time played, and other data is rendered here from the servers, and can be put to effective use when statistically comparing data points.

## Accolades Are Tripled

Accolades are Tripled is an increase to the XP bonus that is granted from combat badges, such as "survivor" or "headshot". These increases are pretty dramatic, and can be used to quickly climb up in rank. Dark Zone EXP, however, is not affected, so this is really only useful for PvE content.

## Mouse Use when Recalibrating

When you Recalibrate your weapon, it is very possible to accidentally choose the wrong stat by sliding your mouse off your choice, and not correcting the choice. The best and easiest way to ensure this does not happen is to put your mouse over the selection, and then slide gently to the left, making sure to not touch any other choice.

## DPS Shelf

For many high level tanks, a DPS shelf will be reached in which no higher damage can be achieved. The best way to break this shelf is actually a very simple game mechanic that is not used very often - Consumables. Consumables have boosting effects, and can dramatically increase your DPS over simple non-consumable firing.
Plans

**Plans** is a piece of incident report intel in The Division.

## Summary

Rioter 1: So what are you gonna do? When this is all over, I mean.

Rioter 2: Oh, I'm gonna get me a sweet ride and just roll west. And when I get to Cali, I'm gonna find me a nice piece of \*\*\* and show him how we do it, East Coast Style.

Rioter 1: Oh, man. You could totally do that. Or that chick from the movie, the one with cars.

Rioter 2: Oh yeah. He'd appreciate a fine car and the fine lady driving it. I'd just roll up, like, yo, baby. I'll take you places.

Rioter 1: Man, that’s sweet... Me, I just want steak.

Rioter 2: That’s all you got? All the dreams in the world and all you got is steak?

Rioter 1: ...I like steak.
Phone Recording - Radio Show Rant

**Radio Show Rant** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Radio Host: Hello caller, you’re on the air.

Man: Yes, I'd like to take a moment to let everyone know that...that what we're experiencing right now...this is not the end of the world, or anything like that. The world existed long before us, and will exist long after us. What we're seeing here, is, in fact, our just reward. We've mistreated the planet. We've mistreated society. We've mistreated ourselves. There's nothing unfair about this at all. But hopefully this time it's just a warning, and hopefully future generations will learn from our mistakes. That's all I have to say. God bless us all.
Navy MP5 N

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The **Navy MP5 N** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

The Heckler & Koch MP5 is a 9mm submachine gun of German design, developed in the 1960s by a team of engineers from the German small arms manufacturer Heckler & Koch. There are over 100 variants of the MP5, including a semi-automatic version.

The MP5 is one of the most widely used submachine guns in the world, having been adopted by 40 nations and numerous military, law enforcement, intelligence, and security organizations.
Recalibration

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**Recalibration** is a tech wing upgrade in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The cost to install this upgrade is 200. It grants the following attributes:

**Talent Rewards**

* Evasive Action
* Tech Support

**Perk Rewards**

* Stat Switch

## Incursions DLC

As of the Incursions DLC, recalibration no longer takes Phoenix Credits, and instead uses regular credits.
Respirator

The Respirator is a vital tool in the agent's arsenal. The respirator protects agents from disease and other hazardous and toxic elements that may be encountered in the world. Players will be able to customize their respirators to fit their particular playstyle. Upgrades for the respirator include better protection against hazardous elements and longer protection periods.
Masks

## Possible attributes

### Major Attributes

*Note: Superior and High-end Masks have 1 Gear Mod Slot by default, so you can have 2 slots*

### Skill attributes

* +x% Smart Cover duration
* +x% First Aid ally heal
* +x% Mobile Cover damage resilience
* +x% Pulse Critical Hit Damage Bonus
* +x% Ballistic Shield health
* +x% Seeker Mine explosion radius
* +x% Sticky Bomb explosion radius
* +x% Support Station healing speed
* +x% Turret duration

*Note: all skill attributes are available on all gear qualities.*

## Possible talents

* **Enduring**: *While in your last segment, your health continuously regenerates to fill up the segment.*
* **Refreshed**: *When your health is in the last segment, all your healing is improved by 30%.*
* **Rejuvenated**: *Consuming a medkit also removes all negative status effects from you.*
* **Tenacious**: *Using a Medkit increases your damage by 9.5% for x seconds.*
* **Rehabilitated**: *When you are affected by a status effect you are healed for 2% every second.*
Pro Red Dot Sight

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**Pro Red Dot Sight** is one of the skin weapon mods in The Division.

## Real Life Counterpart

A red dot sight is a common classification for a type of non-magnifying reflector (or reflex) sight for firearms, and other devices that require aiming, that gives the user an aimpoint in the form of an illuminated red dot. A standard design uses a red light-emitting diode (LED) at the focus of collimating optics which generates a dot style illuminated reticle that stays in alignment with the weapon the sight is attached to regardless of eye position (nearly parallax free). They are considered to be fast acquisition and easy to use gun sights for target shooting, hunting, and in police and military applications. Aside from firearm applications, they are also used on cameras and telescopes. On cameras they are used to photograph flying aircraft, birds in flight, and other distant, quickly moving subjects. Telescopes have a narrow field of view and therefore are often equipped with a secondary "finder scope" such as a red dot sight.
PF-45

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The **PF-45** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The PF-45 sidearm. Though it is still relatively powerful, it's not nearly as powerful as the M9, making up for this decrease in power with a slightly higher rate of fire. The First Wave PF45 is a variant on this weapon.

## Real Life Counterpart

The PF-45 is a pistol manufactured by Smith & Wesson. It is a pistol that is widely used by police departments all around the United States of America. It has not seen use in a military conflict. Where as the M9 and M1911 handguns have. This should be a .45 ACP handgun with a larger capacity than the M1911.

## Tips

Because the PF-45 is a pistol, it comes with some specific caveats. While it's more mobile and easier to wield than larger weapons, it has a low mag capacity, and a lower average damage than heavier weapons such as the assault rifle. Pistols should be used in close quarters, and typically as second to more heavy primary weapons.
Ray Benitez

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**Ray Benitez** is a person of interest in The Division.

## Summary

Ray is a 48 year old NYPD Officer employed under the Strategic Home Defense initiative. He is trained by the New York City Police Academy.

## Personnel Notes

A narcotics officer for 8 years, Benitez’s entrance into the force only seemed natural, having been raised by a policeman father.

Benitez is largely an idealist cop; he isn’t afraid to do the right thing, even if it means making a few enemies—a courage now rarely seen. For him, there is only ever a right way to do things, and a wrong way.

Past performance reviews have rightly described him as stubborn. Relentless in cracking cases and a grand master at grudge holding, Benitez is a force to reckon with. But for as much he strives to go above and beyond the call of duty, he finds himself at a crossroads with finding the confidence to do so at times.

Benitez and his wife were on the verge of a separation when the Green Poison tragically claimed her life. Already strained by both his commitment to the force and their inability to have children, Benitez’s newfound loss carries a guilt he struggles to reconcile. However, this loss, like so many of his experiences, has only challenged him to go beyond his emotional comfort level.
Prospect Park

* Can be seen on the map above(for a hi-res view, click the map)
* ***Info about this area is not yet known, but will be updated as more info about the game comes out***

Prospect Park is a 585-acre public park in the New York City borough of Brooklyn located between Park Slope, Prospect-Lefferts Gardens, Ditmas Park, Windsor Terrace and Flatbush Avenue, Grand Army Plaza and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
Pulse

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**Pulse** is a medical skill in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

Sends out an optical pulse in a 60 meter radius, highlighting all targets in range through walls and other objects.

## Mods

After unlocking the Medical Wing Upgrade Quarantine, the Pulse skill can be upgraded with the following mods.

### Recon Pack

The pulse has an increased range and is capable of location nearby loot containers.

### Tactical Scanner

Damage is increased when attacking any hostile targets identified by the pulse scan.

### Scrambler

The pulse protects the user and all allies from hostile pulse scans.
Operation Dark Winter

Operation Dark Winter was the code name for a senior-level bio-terrorist attack simulation conducted from June 22–23, 2001, and is the real-life basis for Directive 51, The Division, and the entirety of Tom Clancy's The Division. It was designed to carry out a mock version of a covert and widespread smallpox attack on the United States. John Hamre of the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) initiated and conceived of an exercise wherein senior former officials would respond to a bioterrorist induced national security crisis. Tara O'Toole and Thomas Inglesby of the Johns Hopkins Center for Civilian Biodefense Strategies (CCBS) / Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), and Randy Larsen and Mark DeMier of Analytic Services were the principal designers, authors, and controllers of the Dark Winter project.

## Evaluating the End

Dark Winter was focused on evaluating the inadequacies of a national emergency response during the use of a biological weapon against the American populace. The exercise was solely intended to establish preventive measures and response strategies by increasing governmental and public awareness of the magnitude and potential of such a threat posed by biological weapons.

Dark Winter's simulated scenario involved a localized smallpox attack on Oklahoma City. The simulation was then designed to spiral out of control. This would create a contingency in which the National Security Council struggles to determine both the origin of the attack as well as deal with containing the spreading virus. By not being able to keep pace with the disease's rate of spread, a new catastrophic contingency emerges in which massive civilian casualties would overwhelm America's emergency response capabilities.

The disastrous contingencies that would result in the massive loss of civilian life were used to exploit the weaknesses of the U.S. health care infrastructure and its inability to handle such a threat. The contingencies were also meant to address the widespread panic that would emerge and which would result in mass social breakdown and mob violence. Exploits would also include the many difficulties that the media would face when providing American citizens with the necessary information regarding safety procedures.

The Dark Winter exercise portrayed a fictional scenario depicting a covert smallpox attack on U.S. citizens. The scenario is set in three successive National Security Council (NSC) meetings (Segments 1,2 and 3) which take place over a period of 14 days. Former senior government officials played the roles of NSC members responding to the evolving epidemic; representatives from the media were among the observers of these mock NSC meetings and played journalists during the scenario's press conferences (see Players List). The exercise itself was held at Andrews Air Force Base, Washington, D.C., on June 22-23, 2001.
People

The world of The Division is replete with factions torn in each direction. Each faction has a leader, or at the very least a significant personality. These people are those that make the world of The Division.

## People

* April Kelleher
* Bill Kelleher
* Charles Bliss
* Faye Lau
* Gordon Amherst
* Heather Lau
* Jessica Kandel
* Joe Ferro
* LaRae Barrett
* Michael Trudeau
* Paul Rhodes
* President Weller
* Rick Valassi
* Ray Benitez
* Warren Merchant
Remington 1100 TAC 4

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The **Remington 1100 TAC 4** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The Remington 1100 TAC 4 is a gas-operated semi-automatic and was one of the first to feature improvements in felt recoil, weight and reliability. Designed and introduced in 1963 the 1100 was the successor to the Model 58 and 878 shotguns. The standard 1100 model has several variations in 12, 20, and 28 games as well as a .410 bore and is the best selling shotgun with over 4 million produced. Currently this weapon was used by Brazil, Canada, Malaysia, Mexico and some United States law enforcement agencies. The TAC 4 features a 22" barrel, as well as a 4-shot magazine extension. The receiver is drilled and tapped for scope mount as well.
Phone Recording - Renee

**Renee** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Renee: Mom, it's Renee, and I hope you get this message...ah...I'm okay, but I can't get out of Manhattan and everyone's getting sick. I had to have a...couple of drinks to get up the nerve to call you...umm...there's something I wanted to tell you, in person, but now I don't know if, err... I'm gay, mom. I, erm - I've always been gay, it's why I came to New York and... Julie, er - Julie isn't my roommate mom...well she is but...uhh...I hope you're ok mom and...I hope you're ok about this and that you don't hate me and that you're ok...I love you, mom. I love you.
Technician’s Authority

The **Technician’s Authority** gear set is a specialty set released in the Incursions DLC for The Division.

## Summary

The Technician's Authority gear set is geared towards managing skill cooldowns and promoting talent usage, meaning this is by far an electronics/support build.

## Bonuses

* +4,000 Skill Power
* +20% Skill Haste
* Talent (Tactician's Authority) - Every 60k damage your group deals adds 1% skill power to you for a max of 100% bonus. Bonus is reduced by 1% every second the group isn't dealing damage.

## Drops

* Supply Drops can give gloves within this set.
Perks

**Perks** are special augments conferred to the player after obtaining an upgrade to an element of their Base of Operations. Once this upgrade is installed, certain skills, perks, and talents are obtained.

## Medical Perks

### Protective Measures

Increases Virus Protection by 1, gaining access to higher contamination areas.

### Canned Food

Increase Canned Food effect duration by 10s.

### Supplier

Collect canned food, water, energy bar and soda in the Supply Line once per hour.

### Contamination Intel

Reveal all contaminated areas on the map.

### Rigger

Collect fabrics (crafting materials) in the Medical Wing once per hour.

## Tech Perks

### Division Tech Materials

Convert Division Tech crafting materials into other materials at the crafting station.

### Engineer

Collect electronics (crafting materials) in the Tech Wing once per hour.

### Soda

Increase Soda consumable effect duration by 10s.

### Water

Increase Water consumable effect duration by 10s.

### Craftsman

Collect tools (Crafting materials) in the Tech Wing once per hour.

### Energy Bar

Increase energy bar effect duration by 5s.

### Resource Assessment

Reveal all Division Tech crafting nodes on the Dark Zone map.

### Stat Switch

Unlock item stat switching at the Recalibration Station.

### Dark Zone Funds

Increase looted Dark Zone fund gains by 10%.

## Security Perks

### Experienced Agent

Increase XP gained from all activities by 10%.

### Grenades

Increase the grenade inventory by 1 slot.

### Advanced Weaponry

Unlock advanced weapons vendor in the Security wing.

### Combat Veteran

Increase XP gained from accolades by 25%.

### Black Market Vendor

Unlock Dark Zone fund purchases in the Base of Operations.

### Clothes Vendor

Unlock a clothes vendor in the Base of Operations.

### Explosive Bullets

Increase Explosive Bullets effect duration by 10s.

### Gunsmith

Collect weapon parts (crafting materials) in the Security Wing once per hour.

### Scavenger

Collect items from the scavenger box in the Security Wing once per hour.

### Incendiary Bullets

Increase Incendiary Bullets effect duration by 10s.

### Special Ammo

Collect incendiary and explosive bullets (ammo) in the Supply Line once per hour.

### Shooting Range

When completing all Side Missions and Encounters in a Named Zone, reveal all undiscovered Intel on the map.
Phone Recording - Working Overtime

**Working Overtime** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Woman: Hey, I heard what happened! How are you?

Man: Fine, I guess... Probably just really tired.

Woman: Mm.

Man: They locked the whole place down. Put all of us in quarantine. I'm... actually sitting in a plastic bubble right now. No kidding.

Woman: That's insane.

Man: What about you? How are you holding up?

Woman: I'm on my first break in six hours...eating a candy bar for breakfast...but I shouldn't really complain, I guess.
Pakhan

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The **Pakhan** is a weapon in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Summary

The name of this weapon, Pakhan, is a reference to the Russian Mafia. The Pakhan is essentially the Boss or "Godfather" of the family, and controls everything that occurs. The Pakhan controls four criminal cells in the Mafia unit through an intermediary called the "Brigadier".
Phone Recording - Coffee

**Coffee** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Man 1: I’ve found the mother lode.

Man 2: What?

Man 1: Eight sacks of Kenyan double A, green, dry.. Can’t be more than a couple months old...

Man 2: Coffee beans? Are you insane?

Man 1: I know, right! Got a gas-fired air roaster too. Come on. I know you like French roasts...

Man 2: How the \*\*\*\* did you... No, never mind. I’ll be right over.
Rikers Gang

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The **Rikers Gang** is one of the many factions in **Tom Clancy's The Division**.

## Summary

The Rikers are escape convicts from Riker's Island, the largest collection of criminals in New York City. The faction is culled from various gangs, which would make many question their unification. This strange arrangement was brought about under LaRae Barrett, who argued that together, their numbers would dominate, but separately, they would be back under the thumb of the government.

## Intel Brief

A destructive criminal faction that has surfaced as a result of an organized prison break from Riker's Island. The Rikers faction fill the power vacuum left by retreating Joint Task Force (JTF) and now rule like kings in a lawless land. Their first objective: enact revenge on authorities—kill everyone with a uniform, especially the JTF.

With many members from local New York gangs, their ranks quickly grew as the drew in more local followers. Their rapid growth has led to occasional in-fighting and rivalry. This, however, is kept at bay by LaRae Bennett. known as much for her ruthlessness as her ability to plan, organize, and lead. Bennett's powerful leadership over her members show that the Rikers Gang is not to be trifled with.
Phone Recording - Renee's Mother

**Renee's Mother** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Renee's Mother: Renee, it's your mother. I got your message...and...(sighs)...I know, honey. I've known for a long time. And it's okay. Nothing you could do could stop me from loving you. But Renee, I've seen the news and I'm so worried about you right now. What I need you to do is be strong for you and...Julie, to stay safe and look after each other. I love you Renee, call me when you get this.
Phone Recording - On Fleek

**On Fleek** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Girl 1: Oh. Em. Gee. Did you see Aria’s new video?

Girl 2: Holy \*\*\*\*, it's so awesome! I can't believe her look! Did you hear she's dating a singer from that Swedish band?

Girl 1: What?! No way! He’s on fleek! His hair is 'gorge!

Girl 2: I love him so much. She’s the luckiest girl in the world!
Phone Recording - JTF Interview

**JTF Interview** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Reporter: What do you honestly think you’ll achieve with it?

JTF Spokesperson: The lockdown is a necessary precaution to control the situation. We have enough to handle as it is.

Reporter: But what are you doing to let people pass through? Most people just want to leave the city to meet with their family.

JTF Spokesperson: We will reevaluate the relocation plan at some point, but for now the lockdown holds. Now, miss, I've got work to do here. You should really stop looking for trouble and make sure your own family is safe.
Optics

**Optics** is one of the types of weapon mods available to agents in The Division.

## Summary

Optics give a general boost to specific attributes, the specific increases being tied to teh quality of the mod. There are Small Optics and Large Optics, and while some weapons will allow you to use both, most will only fit one or the other.

## Small Optics

* C79 Scope (3.4x)
* Pro Red Dot Sight
* Reflex Sight

## Large Optics

* 552 Holo Sight
* ACOG Scope (4x)
* MK5 Scope (15x)
* VX-1 Scope (12x)
Nimble (Gear Talent)

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**Nimble (Gear Talent)** is a Gear Talent in Tom Clancy's The Division.

## Effects

While doing a cover to cover move in combat, you heal 2% of your max Health for every y meter run. The heal activates a after short pause after reaching the destination.

## Bugs & Issues

* For an unknown reason, a short time after equipping a gear with Nimble, the talent will not work. To fix this, un-equip then re-equip the gear piece. It is unknown what triggers the talent breaking but it breaks quite often.
Reclaimer

The **Reclaimer** gear set is a specialty set released in the Incursions DLC for The Division.

## Summary

The Reclaimer set is a support based set. It centers around the healing station.

## 4 Piece Set Talent

* Talent | Reclaimer - Support station gains the benefit of the Life Support, Immunizer and Ammo Cache mods at the same time

## Classified 5 Piece Set Bonuses

* +15.0% Support Station Health
* +25.0% Support Station Healing Speed

## Classified 6 Piece Set Bonuses & Talent

* +50.0% Support Station Health
* +100.0% Support Station Healing Speed
* Talent | Improved Reclaimer - Support station gains a 40% chance to have no cooldowntriggered when it is destroyed by an enemy. The chance is increased by 20% for every 3000 Electronics.
Phone Recording - Winner

**Winner** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Naomi: Hello, this is Naomi.

Ali: Hi again Naomi! This is Ali from 89.8 again! And I have some good news for you!

Naomi: What?

Ali: Princess, you’re going to see The Nutcracker at Lincoln Center!

Naomi: Grandma! We won, we won!

Ali: So who are you going to take with you?

Naomi: My grandma!

Ali: Well you tell grandma to make sure you have a great time, okay?

Naomi: Okay.

Ali: Now put your grandma on the line so we can get her those tickets for you.

Naomi: Okay. Grandma!
Phone Recording - Cab Drivers

**Cab Drivers** is a piece of phone recording intel in The Division.

## Summary

Man 1: Hey, did you hear something about them closing the bridges tonight?

Man 2: First I heard about it. Who says?

Man 1: Frank said he heard it on the radio. Says the national guard is doing a lockdown.

Man 2: What is this shit...? Everyone getting all riled up over the god damn flu.

Man 1: Yeah, it’s messed up.

Man 2: I’ve got bills to pay, man. And I can’t pay no bills if I can’t get out of the city.
Skills

**Skills** are special augments conferred to the player after obtaining an upgrade to an element of their Base of Operations. Once this upgrade is installed, certain skills, perks, and talents are obtained.

## Medical Skills

### Pulse

Sends out an optical pulse in a 60 meter radius, highlighting all targets in range through walls and other objects.

### First Aid

Heals all allies within a small radius. The device can be used on location or launched to a distant target.

### Support Station

Drops a support station that heals allies and can be used to revive downed allies.

### Recovery Link

Heals and cures the user and nearby allies. Revives downed allies within range. Can "overheal" beyond maximum health.

## Tech Skills

### Sticky Bomb

Fires a bomb that sticks to most surfaces and explodes when detonated remotely.

### Turret

Deploys a stationary turret that attacks nearby hostiles until its destroyed or its battery runs out.

### Seeker Mine

Releases an automated mine that seeks out hostile targets before exploding on proximity.

### Tactical Link

Increases damage and critical hit chance to user and all nearby allies.

## Security Skills

### Ballistic Shield

Equips a portable Ballistic Shield that absorbs damage. The user can only use their sidearm while the shield is active.

### Smart Cover

Reinforces a cover, increasing the user's damage and decreasing the incoming damage for all allies behind it.

### Mobile Cover

Creates a temporary cover for one person, which provides standard cover protection until destroyed.

### Survivor Link

Increases damage resistance and speed for the users and nearby allies.
Survival Guidebook

The **Survival Guidebook** is a source of intel in The Division.

## Summary

Pages from the Survival Guidebook are strewn about Manhattan. These pages are from Warren Merchant's "New York Collapse: An Urban Catastrophe Survival Guide", and originate from April Kelleher's copy (which was given to her as a joke gift for her birthday by her husband Bill Kelleher.

## Pages

* Page 1 (633, 1110)
* Page 3 (794, 795)
* Page 4 (548, 1127)
* Page 5 (906, 1040)
* Page 7 (871, 1062)
* Page 9 (886, 1582)
* Page 10
* Page 11
* Page 12
* Page 13(2356, 1098)
* Page 15
* Page 18
* Page 19
* Page 45
* Page 46
* Page 47
* Page 48
Survival Guidebook - Page 15

**Page 15** is a page from the survival guidebook, and a piece of intel in The Division.

## Summary

*April (in black):*

12/5 I can't stop thinking about Bill. That's natural right? Even when people are dying by the thousands? He was mine, he was my only family and the only person who really knew me in the whole world and he's gone. Someone murdered him. If it was just a street crime, I could understand that. But a squad of hit men came after his lab, They killed him on the street while other people were trying to rescue him. Who are they? Why are they leaving me alone? They owe me some kind of explanation. Who was the other man in the car? He wasn't one of the ones with guns. He looked terrified, and when he saw me I think - am I making this up? - I think he recognised me. No, I'm not making it up. He looked right at me. You can tell when someone recognizes you. Who is he? One of Bill's colleagues at the lab? His boss? WHO??

*April (in red):*

YES THE DR.

*Guidebook:*

INTERCONNECTEDNESS

Megacities rely on all of their systems functioning simultaneously. This interconnectedness, along with a lack of redundancy in most critical networks like this, makes the entire matrix of systems supporting the city extremely vulnerable. If there is no power, subways don't run, tunnels flood, cell phones don't work, food spoils, hospitals operate with 19th-century technology...

This is true not just of New York but more generally of civilization as we know it. We are all completely dependent on the flow of electrons through many thousands of miles of transmission wires. And that flow is in turn dependent on a number of other systems.

*April (in blue):*

Some goods still getting in, but I don't know how. Constant fighting between small groups along rivers - to control smuggling routes?

*Guidebook:*

DEPENDENCY ON OUTSIDE SUPPLIES

There are no farms on Manhattan, and the city's grocery stores have, on average, only three days' worth of goods. Hospitals maintain low inventories of lifesaving blood and oxygen. The island's water supply comes from reservoirs located dozens of miles away and treated at dozens of stations along the way to your faucet. New York City's electricity needs exceed the generating capacity of local power plants, which are powered primarily by natural gas and would go dark as soon as tose supplies failed or were cut off.

*April (in blue):*

GONE.