Challenges

Group reward:

• Craft Arrows · 1 objectives

  Craft Stone Arrows to use with the Primitive Bow.

  Some Weapons have more than one Ammo type. Ammo types possess differing properties such as Armor Piercing capability or lighting enemies on Fire.
  
  Equip the Weapon and hold Reload to bring up the radial menu to view and select Ammo types for that weapon.

  Craft a Stone Arrow.

  • Craft ×1 — ammoArrowStone

  craftArrows

• Craft Bow · 1 objectives

  Craft a primitive bow to attack zombies at a distance.

  Ranged weapons are great at keeping Enemies at a distance. Headshots will typically do more Damage, but can be easily missed, so take your time to make every shot count. Aiming down sights with Secondary consumes Stamina in exchange for higher Accuracy and less Recoil.

  Craft a Primitive Bow.

  • Craft ×1 — gunBowT0PrimitiveBow

  craftBow

• Craft Armor · 1 objectives

  Use Plant Fibers and Wood to craft Armor.

  Armor provides protection against incoming Damage and Debuffs such as Infections, Abrasions, and other Critical Injuries. Armor pieces will also have Bonuses when worn, and wearing a Full Set provides additional benefits.
  
  Scrapping an armor piece will unlock it as a cosmetic. Cosmetics can be accessed on the character screen.

  Open the crafting menu Inventory.
  Select Primitive Outfit in Basics list.
  Press Forward to Craft them.

  • Craft ×1 — armorPrimitiveOutfit

  craftClothes

• Craft Tools · 1 objectives

  Use the primitive resources to craft a Stone Axe.

  Craft a Stone Axe to help you defend yourself and gather resources.
  
  Access the Inventory and locate Stone Axe in the Basics category of the crafting menu.

  Open the crafting menu Inventory.
  Select Stone Axe in Basics list.
  Press Forward to Craft it.

  • Craft ×1 — meleeToolRepairT0StoneAxe

  craftStoneAxe

• Craft Club · 1 objectives

  Craft a Wooden Club to defend yourself from Zombies.

  Melee weapons provide a great way to conserve Ammo, but will cost you Stamina.
  Utilizing Power Attacks with Secondary can inflict greater damage, yet comes with an even higher stamina cost compared to Primary Attacks.

  Craft a Wooden Club.

  • Craft ×1 — meleeWpnClubT0WoodenClub

  craftWoodClub

• Gather Resources · 3 objectives

  Gather primitive resources using your hands.

  The basic resources you will need are Plant Fibers, Wood, and Small Stones.
  
  These can be found all around you and can easily be harvested using your fists by attacking plant, wood, and stone objects.
  
  You can also pick up small stones by looking at them and using the Interact action.

  Press Primary to punch grass, shrubs, and small stones. Look for yellow navigation icons to find resources.

  • Gather ×10 — resourceYuccaFibers
  • Gather ×10 — resourceWood
  • Gather ×5 — resourceRockSmall

  gatherResources

• Stone Axe Harvesting · 2 objectives

  Use the Stone Axe to gather more primitive resources.

  Some Tools are better than others at harvesting certain materials. Using your Empty Hands to collect Wood and Small Stones is fine, but a good Stone Axe will do it much faster.
  
  The Stone Axe is also used in Repairing and Upgrading blocks like Building Blocks.

  Press Primary to harvest wood from trees and small stones from boulders.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceWood
  • Harvest ×5 — resourceRockSmall

  gatherResourcesStoneAxe

• Redeem Rewards · 1 objectives

  Redeem all the rewards earned by completing challenges in the Basics of Survival group.

  After successfully completing every Challenge within the Basics of Survival category, it's time to claim your well-earned Rewards.
  
  Select each completed Challenge marked GREEN and press the Redeem button below or use Forward.
  
  Redeeming all of the Challenges in each group will award you with a Group Completion Reward.

  Redeem all challenges in the
  Basics of Survival group.

  • Complete challenge ×1 — Basics

  groupCompleteChallenge

• Tutorial Challenge · 1 objectives

  Redeem this tutorial challenge.

  Welcome to the Challenges Window!
  
  These Challenges aim to guide you through the fundamental basics of gameplay and beyond.
  
  Review each Challenge description to understand your objectives and know where to find crucial information to help you survive.
  
  A Challenge can be tracked by selecting it and pressing GUI Action Left.
  
  Once a Challenge has been completed, return to this window to Redeem your reward by selecting it and pressing GUI Action Up. Redeeming all of the Challenges in each row will grant you a Special Reward.
  
  Good luck, Survivor!

  Press the Redeem button below or Press Forward to Redeem your first challenge reward.

  • Complete challenge ×1 — redeemChallenge

  redeemChallenge

• Wear Armor · 1 objectives

  Wear the Armor made of Plant Fibers and Wood.

  The Primitive Outfit might be a little itchy, but it could save you from a deadly scratch or bite. Worn Armor can slow you down depending on the Armor Type and your chosen Perks.
  
  Check the crafting menu for the full set of Primitive Armor found in the Clothing category.

  Select the Primitive Outfit .
  Press GUI D-Pad Up to Wear them.

  • Wear ×1 — armorPrimitiveOutfit

  wearClothes

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• Craft Bedroll · 1 objectives

  Craft a Bedroll from plant fibers.

  When you place a Bedroll you will see a Bed Icon on your Compass and Map. These will lead you back to your Home and can act as a Respawn point on your Death, based on your Game Settings.
  
  You can have only 1 active Bedroll, which will be the last one you placed. Placing a new Bedroll and destroying or picking up the last placed one will permanently clear all previous Respawn points.
  
  An active Bedroll will prevent enemy Respawns in the area. The size of this protected area is shown during placement of a Bedroll.

  Press Primary to rotate and Secondary to place the Bedroll.

  • Place block ×1 — bedrollBlockVariantHelper

  craftBedroll

• Craft Building Blocks · 1 objectives

  Craft a Building Block.

  The Shape Menu allows you to choose from thousands of custom shapes to Build your Home with.
  
  To access the Shape Menu, place a Building Block on your Toolbelt, then hold Reload and select the Shape icon from the Radial Menu. Select a Shape from the menu and use Inventory to close it. You can now Build by placing the selected Shape.
  
  Variant Helpers behave the same way, and allow you to select from specific objects to place into the world from a single held Block, such as Potted Plants or Furniture.
  
  NOTE: Players on PC can use Shift + Reload to enter the menu, then use Shift + Primary to quickly exit with the currently highlighted Shape selected.

  Craft a Building Block.

  • Craft ×1 — frameShapes:VariantHelper

  craftFrameHelpers

• Craft Land Claim Block · 1 objectives

  Craft a Land Claim Block to protect your base.

  Land Claim Blocks (LCBs) apply a Hardness Modifier to Blocks inside the Claimed Area, protecting from Damage by non-allied Players. Party Members must be allied with the LCB owner, with up to 5 LCBs per Player. Placing Blocks inside the Claimed Area will indicate:
  
  Green for Owner, Yellow for Allies, White for no claim, and Red for restricted placement.
  
  LCBs will also prevent Sleeper and Biome respawns, but allow Blood Moon or Screamer spawns. Pressing Activate on the LCB toggles the Claim Area bounds. To remove an LCB, aim and hold Activate, then select Remove from the Radial Menu.

  • Place block ×1 — keystoneBlock

  craftLandclaim

• Place Door · 1 objectives

  Craft a Wood Door for your base.

  Place Doors and Hatches with Secondary.
  
  Cycle rotations forward with Primary and backwards with Reload.
  
  Doors and Hatches can be repaired and upgraded to stronger versions by using Secondary while holding a Repair Tool and having the correct items in your inventory.
  
  Open or Close Doors and Hatches with Activate.
  Hold Activate to open a Radial Menu with options to Lock or unlock the door/hatch and Enter a Passcode to restrict who can use them.

  • Place block ×1 — oldWoodDoor

  placeDoor

• Place Building Blocks · 1 objectives

  Place a Building Block using the secondary action.

  Rotate Blocks forward with Primary and backwards with Reload. Place Blocks in a clear space with Secondary.
  
  There are several advanced Radial Menu options available by holding Reload while aimed at a Block.
  
  Copy Rotation copies the rotation to the Block on your Toolbelt.
  Copy Shape copies the exact shape to the Block on your Toolbelt.
  Copy Shape and Rotation copies both to the Block on your Toolbelt.
  On Face is used to attach things like Light Fixtures or Signs to walls.
  Simple Rotations restores the default rotation of the Block.
  Advanced Rotations allows for additional rotations on some Blocks.
  
  Most Blocks have 24 rotations, while some include 4 additional 45° rotations.

  Press Secondary to Place the Building Block.

  • Place block ×1 — frameShapes:VariantHelper

  placeFrameHelpers

• Place Spike Trap · 1 objectives

  Craft a Wood Spikes Trap for defense.

  Spikes are Traps that slow down and damage anything that walks on them but also take damage themselves.
  
  Place Wooden Spike Traps with Secondary.
  
  You can repair them with Secondary while holding a Repair Tool and having repair items in your Inventory.
  
  There are other types of Traps available to craft.

  • Place block ×1 — trapSpikesWoodDmg0

  placeSpikeTraps

• Place Storage Container · 1 objectives

  Place a Storage Container.

  Place Storage Crates with Secondary.
  
  Cycle rotations forward with Primary and backwards with Reload.
  
  Storage Crates can be repaired and upgraded to stronger versions by using Secondary while holding a Repair Tool and having the correct items in your inventory.
  
  Hold Activate to open a Radial Menu with options to Lock or Unlock Storage Crates and Enter a Passcode to restrict who can use them. Storage Crates are also Writable, so you can label them for organization.

  • Place block ×1 — cntWoodWritableCrate

  placeStorageContainer

• Place Torch · 1 objectives

  Craft a Torch for a light source.

  Place a Torch using Secondary.
  
  Torches and Candles can be collected by destroying them
  
  Be careful, too many Torches can eventually attract a Screamer Zombie.

  • Place block ×1 — wallTorchLightPlayer

  placeTorch

• Upgrade Blocks · 1 objectives

  Upgrade the Building Block.

  Building Blocks are used to Build your Home, but are easily destroyed by Enemies. To increases their Health and make them tougher for Enemies to destroy, Building Blocks and their various shapes can be upgraded to Wood, Cobblestone, Concrete, and then Steel in that order.
  
  Use Secondary while holding a Repair Tool and having the correct Upgrade Items in your inventory to upgrade Blocks.
  
  Missing Upgrade Items will be indicated in the bottom right of your HUD.

  Press and Hold Secondary to upgrade the Building Block to a Wood Block.
  Collect more wood if needed.

  • Upgrade block ×1 — frameShapes:VariantHelper

  upgradeFrameHelpers

• Upgrade To Cobblestone · 1 objectives

  Upgrade a Block to Cobblestone.

  Zombies do increased Damage against Wood Blocks, and groups of Zombies apply even more Damage per Zombie in the group.
  
  Blocks made from Cobblestone or stronger reduce this Damage and are able to survive longer while being attacked by Enemies.
  
  Use Secondary while holding a Repair Tool and having the correct Upgrade Items in your inventory to upgrade Blocks.
  
  Missing Upgrade Items will be indicated in the bottom right of your HUD.

  • Upgrade block ×1 — woodShapes:VariantHelper

  upgradeToCobblestone

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• Craft Charred Meat · 1 objectives

  Craft some Charred Meat.

  Use the Campfire to make Charred Meat from Raw Meat to keep your Food level up to improve Healing. Your Food level is visible as the Green bar on the HUD.
  
  Make better recipes with improved bonuses by reading Home Cooking Weekly Magazines.
  
  Installing a Cooking Pot allows you to boil Murky Water, a Cooking Grill unlocks additional Food recipes and the Beaker enables basic Chemistry crafting.

  • Craft ×2 — foodCharredMeat

  craftCharredMeat

• Craft Farm Plot · 1 objectives

  Craft a Farm Plot Block.

  Use your Empty Hand or any Tool to harvest Crops.
  Craft Farm Plots and plant Seeds on them using Secondary.
  
  Seeds can be crafted after reading Crafting Skill Magazines.
  
  The Living Off The Land Perk and some Armor will help you boost harvested Crop yields.

  Craft a Farm Plot Block.

  • Place block ×1 — farmPlotBlockVariantHelper

  craftFarmPlot

• Drink From Water Source · 1 objectives

  Drink from a water source.

  Water is a factor in how fast your Health and Stamina recovers.
  
  Drink from pools of Murky Water by hovering the Crosshairs over them with Empty Hands, then pressing Activate when the prompt appears. As with Drinking Murky Water from your Inventory, there is the risk of contracting Dysentery.
  
  You can boil Murky Water with a Cooking Pot at a Campfire into clean Water. Your water level is visible as the Light Blue bar on the HUD.
  
  Water will affect regen speed when it is below 50% and 25%. All Drinks will provide a small bonus to Stamina regeneration while the Drink buff is visible.

  • Challenge stat ×1

  drinkWaterSource

• Eat Charred Meat · 1 objectives

  Eat some Charred Meat.

  Select a Food or Drink item on your Toolbelt then consume it with Primary.
  
  Consuming Food and Drinks affects your Food and Water levels and can cause Debuffs like Dysentery. Dysentery can be reduced with Perks such as Iron Gut or treated using items such as Goldenrod Tea.

  • Use item ×2 — foodCharredMeat

  eatCharredMeat

• Harvest Animals · 1 objectives

  Harvest resources from a dead Animal with a knife.

  Use Knives or other bladed tools and weapons to butcher an animal for resources.
  
  Perks can increase your harvest yield.
  
  Nearby Zombies will be attracted to dead Animals so work quickly to secure your kill.

  • Harvest ×10 — foodRawMeat

  harvestAnimals

• Hunt Animals · 1 objectives

  Hunt animals for meat and other resources.

  Hunting Animals may require using Stealth.
  
  Attacks while crouched on sleeping or un-alerted enemies apply a Stealth Damage Bonus.
  
  The Stealth Damage Bonus has a default cooldown of 10 seconds in PvE and 60 seconds in PvP.

  • Kill by tag ×2

  huntAnimals

• Kill Zombies · 1 objectives

  Kill some zombies.

  Zombies are the primary threat to your survival.
  
  Normal zombies walk during the day but move faster at night.
  
  Feral zombies have glowing orange eyes, run during the day, hit harder, and take more damage.
  
  Radiated, Charged, and Infernal zombies regenerate their health and deal severe damage, making them a stubborn threat until eliminated.

  • Kill by tag ×5

  killZombies

• Place Campfire · 1 objectives

  Place a Campfire to cook food and drinks.

  Campfires are used to keep you Warm, cook Food, purify Water and for simple Chemistry.
  
  You must place Wood or other Fuel in the fuel slots to use it and have all recipe ingredients in your Inventory.
  
  Craft even more recipes in the Campfire by adding a Cooking Pot, Cooking Grill or Beaker in the Utensils slot.

  Press Secondary to Place the Campfire.

  • Place block ×1 — campfire

  placeCampfire

• Place Dew Collector · 1 objectives

  Place a Dew Collector to collect water.

  A Dew Collector is a Workstation that allows you to passively obtain Water over time. Initially it will collect Murky Water, but can be upgraded with Workstation Modifications to provide cleaner Water more efficiently.

  • Place block ×1 — cntDewCollector

  placeDewCollector

• Spend Skill Point · 1 objectives

  Spend a Skill Point to upgrade an Attribute or Perk.

  Spend Skill Points by accessing the Skills menu with Skills, then highlighting the desired Attribute or Perk and clicking the Shopping Cart symbol.
  
  Perks grant you abilities and some increase the chance to find more loot related to that Perk.
  
  For example, perking into Boomstick will increase the chance to find Shotguns, Shotgun Shells, Shotgun Parts, and Shotgun Weekly Magazines.
  
  Higher Perk levels require certain Attribute levels.

  • Spend skill point ×1

  spendSkillPoint

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• Craft Concrete Mix · 1 objectives

  Craft 100 Concrete Mix.

  Concrete Mix is used to repair Concrete Blocks and upgrade Cobblestone Blocks to Concrete.
  
  It can also be used to craft Concrete Helper Blocks which can be formed into a variety of shapes to build with.

  • Craft ×100 — resourceConcreteMix

  craftConcreteMix

• Craft Forged Iron · 1 objectives

  Craft some Forged Iron in the Forge.

  To use the Forge, Smelt resources like Iron and Clay by placing them into the Forge smelting slots, adding Fuel to the fuel slot, then selecting Turn On.
  
  Once resources have been Smelted into the Forge they will be available for use in recipes there.
  
  Installing an Anvil or Bellows will increase performance, while adding a Crucible allows you to craft Steel items.

  • Craft ×100 — resourceForgedIron

  craftForgedIron

• Craft Gas Cans · 1 objectives

  Craft some Gas Cans.

  Gas Cans are primarily used to fuel Vehicles and some Tools, but are also a material in some recipes and as Fuel for Workstations in a pinch.
  
  Craft some Gas Cans.

  • Craft ×100 — ammoGasCan

  craftGasCan

• Craft Pipe Bombs · 1 objectives

  Craft 20 Pipe Bombs.

  Pipe Bombs are a type of thrown Explosive with a timed fuse.
  
  To throw fused Explosives, use Secondary to light the fuse, and hold Primary to charge the Green Power Meter. Your throw distance is based on how full the meter is, so adjust your aim.
  
  Don't forget to throw your Explosives before it goes off in your hand.
  
  Some Explosives detonate on contact.

  • Craft ×20 — thrownAmmoPipeBomb

  craftPipeBomb

• Place Cement Mixer · 1 objectives

  Place a Cement Mixer for Concrete crafting.

  The Cement Mixer is used to craft Concrete Mix to make stronger Concrete Blocks. It can also mill Small Stones into Sand.
  
  Recipes at the Cement Mixer require ingredients from your Inventory.
  
  Hold Activate to pick up Workstations within your Land Claim area.

  • Place block ×1 — cementMixer

  placeCementMixer

• Place Chemistry Station · 1 objectives

  Place a Chemistry Station.

  Some advanced recipes can only be made at a Chemistry Station, while other Chemistry and Medical recipes are more efficient when crafted in one.
  
  Crafting at a Chemistry Station requires all materials to be in your inventory.
  
  Hold Activate to pick up Workstations within your Land Claim area.

  • Place block ×1 — chemistryStation

  placeChemistryStation

• Place Forge · 1 objectives

  Place a Forge to begin crafting with Iron.

  A Forge is a Workstation used to craft advanced recipes using smelted metals and other resources.
  
  Forges can be placed and rotated like normal Blocks.
  
  Hold Activate to pick up Forges and other Workstations within your Land Claim area.

  • Place block ×1 — forge

  placeForge

• Place Workbench · 1 objectives

  Craft a Workbench for advanced crafting.

  Workbenches are used to craft Weapons, Armor, Vehicles and other advanced recipes.
  
  You can queue crafting in the Workbench and your Inventory at the same time.
  
  For recipes at the Workbench, crafting materials must be in your Inventory.
  
  Hold Activate to pick up Workstations within your Land Claim area.

  • Place block ×1 — workbench

  placeWorkbench

• Read a Magazine · 1 objectives

  Read magazines to increase your crafting skill on that topic.

  Crafting Skill Magazines come in a wide range of topics. Reading them will increase your Crafting Skill which increases the Quality and/or Technology Tier of the item being crafted. You can track your Crafting Skill progression in the Skills Window and selecting the Hammer icon in the category header.
  
  Crafting Skill Magazines can be found in various loot containers such as Mailboxes, for sale at Traders, or given as a Quest Reward.

  Open the inventory Inventory and read any Crafting Skill Magazine.

  • Use item ×1

  readMagazines

• Scrap Items · 1 objectives

  Scrap some items to recover resources.

  Select an Item, then use the Scrap Quick Action to irreversibly destroy it, gaining some of its crafting cost back in resources.
  
  Scrapping items that can be smelted into the Forge only recovers 75% of the total crafting cost.

  • Scrap ×5

  scrapItems

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• Meet Bob · 1 objectives

  Meet Trader Bob.

  Bob's Salvage in the Desert is home to scrapped vehicles, broken appliances, and local gear-head Trader Bob. If you're in the market for Vehicles and Tools he's the man to talk to.

  • Meet trader ×1

  meetBob

• Meet Hugh · 1 objectives

  Meet Trader Hugh.

  Trader Hugh is a grizzled veteran holed up in his Army Surplus Store in the Snow Biome, Hugh Got It. He's the guy to talk to for Weapons and Ammunition from his personal reserve.

  • Meet trader ×1

  meetHugh

• Meet Jen · 1 objectives

  Meet Trader Jen.

  You can find Trader Jen in the makeshift hospital at Jen's Clinic in the Burnt Forest. She is much friendlier than Trader Rekt and deals mostly in Medical supplies.

  • Meet trader ×1

  meetJen

• Meet Joel · 1 objectives

  Meet Trader Joel.

  Track down Trader Joel in the Wasteland at his heavily fortified Hunters' Camp. He has the best selection of Armor for sale.

  • Meet trader ×1

  meetJoel

• Meet Rekt · 1 objectives

  Meet Trader Rekt.

  Talk to Trader Rekt at his place of business in the Pine Forest biome, Rekt Feeds. He normally has a stockpile of Food and Farming supplies for sale.

  • Meet trader ×1

  meetRekt

• Buy items from Traders · 1 objectives

  Buy some items from any Trader.

  Traders have a wide stock of Items available for sale in many Categories. As you progress, your Trader Stage will increase and Traders will stock more Items as well as offering new, higher Quality items for sale.
  
  Each Trader also Specializes in specific Categories. For instance, Trader Rekt has a Specialization in Food and Seeds which means he has more Meals for sale, while Trader Jen is Specialized in Medical supplies and stocks more Bandages.
  
  Prices at Traders are based on your Barter statistic, which can be modified by items like Consumables and some Armor.

  • Trader ×5

  purchaseItems

• Complete Quests · 1 objectives

  Complete some Quests from Traders.

  Traders offer several Quest types which reward the player with Dukes, XP, and Items. Quests must be returned to the Trader that you accepted them from. A Quest at a POI will fail if you leave without completing all objectives.
  
  Start a Quest by approaching the Activation Marker, identified by the Yellow exclamation point and activating it with Activate.
  
  WARNING: This will cause the POI to Completely reset, removing ANY player placed Blocks, including Containers, Building Blocks, and Decorations. This reset is Permanent and Irreversible so make sure you double check before you Activate the marker.
  
  Placing a Bedroll, or Land Claim Block, will protect the POI from being Reset in this manner.

  • Complete quest ×2

  questComplete

• Complete a Quest Tier · 1 objectives

  Complete a Quest Tier from a Trader.

  Traders offer Quests based on your Quest Tier. Completing 10 quests with a Trader will complete that tier of Quests with them. By default, up to 3 quests per day will advance Quest Tier Progression. Additional quests will grant rewards but not count towards Quest Tier Progression.
  
  After completing a Quest Tier, talk to the Trader for a valuable Quest Tier Complete Reward.
  
  Additional Quest Types will also become available as your Quest Tier increases. You can view your Quest Tier in the Trader Job screen.
  
  Available Quest Types include Buried Supplies, Clear quests, Fetch quests, Infestations, Fetch and Clear quests and Restore Power.

  • Complete quest ×1

  questTierComplete

• Open a Trade Route · 1 objectives

  Open a Trade Route between Traders.

  After completing 10 quests with a Trader, a new category of Special Jobs will unlock.
  
  This will enable an Opening Trade Routes quest, which allows you to find the next Trader to advance your Progression. The order is as follows:
  
  Trader Rekt to Trader Jen.
  
  Trader Jen to Trader Bob.
  
  Trader Bob to Trader Hugh.
  
  Trader Hugh to Trader Joel.

  • Complete quest ×1

  questTraderToTraderComplete

• Sell items to Traders · 1 objectives

  Sell some items to any Trader.

  Traders are also a good place to Sell any Items you don't need, but will only accept a Limited amount of the same Item. Some items can only be Sold in specific amounts.
  
  Items with a higher Quality level are worth more when sold, and adding Item Modifications to Tools and Weapons will also increase their Value. Items with Quality levels are also worth more when fully Repaired.

  • Trader ×5

  sellItems

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• Harvest Car Parts · 3 objectives

  Harvest Cars using a Salvage Tool to get resources.

  Vehicles like Cars, Trucks and Buses can be broken down into resources with Salvage Tools.
  
  Advanced resources such as Engines, Batteries, and Brass Radiators are used in Workstation recipes.

  • Harvest ×3 — smallEngine
  • Harvest ×3 — carBattery
  • Harvest ×4 — resourceRadiator

  harvestCarParts

• Harvest Cobblestone · 1 objectives

  Harvest Cobblestone Rocks from Tarped Pallets with any Shovel.

  Cobblestone Rocks are used in the recipe for Cobblestone Blocks and to craft a Forge.
  
  They can also be used to upgrade Wood Blocks to Cobblestone Blocks, improving their maximum health and durability.
  
  Cobblestone Rocks can be harvested from Tarped Pallets.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceCobblestones

  harvestCobblestone

• Harvest Electrical Parts · 1 objectives

  Harvest some Electrical Parts using a Wrench.

  Electrical Parts are used to craft Lights and other Blocks that use Electricity.
  
  Lights and Appliances can be harvested using a Salvage Tool to obtain Electrical Parts.
  
  Harvest some Electrical Parts.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceElectricParts

  harvestElectricParts

• Harvest Forged Steel · 1 objectives

  Harvest Forged Steel from various sources using a Salvage Tool.

  Forged Steel is used to craft Steel Blocks, Vehicles, Armor, Item Modifications and many other advanced recipes.
  
  Forged Steel can be harvested from things like Streetlights and Vending Machines, but beware, some Vending Machines have anti-tampering features.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceForgedSteel

  harvestForgedSteel

• Harvest Honey · 1 objectives

  Harvest Honey from Tree Stumps with any Axe.

  Harvesting Tree Stumps with Axes has a chance to yield Honey which can be used to treat and reduce the negative effects of an Infection.
  
  Infection will begin to drain your Stamina and eventually your main Attributes. Infections are lethal within 7 in-game days.
  
  Treatments for Infection reduce the Infection progression by the amount listed on the item.
  
  The Infection buff banner on the HUD will change to show the improvement status.

  • Challenge stat ×5

  harvestHoney

• Harvest Leather · 1 objectives

  Harvest some Leather from Restaurant Booths with a Stone Axe.

  Leather is an ingredient used primarily in Armor and Armor Modification recipes.
  
  It can be harvested from places such as dead Animals, Leather Couches, and Leather Restaurant Booths.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceLeather

  harvestLeather

• Harvest Mechanical Parts · 1 objectives

  Harvest Mechanical Parts from various sources using a Salvage Tool.

  Mechanical Parts are a commonly used material in recipes like Vehicles, Item Modifications and Furniture.
  
  They can be harvested from things like Office Chairs, Shopping Carts, and Destroyed Generators with any Salvage Tool.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceMechanicalParts

  harvestMechanicalParts

• Harvest Pipes · 1 objectives

  Harvest some Short Iron Pipes with any Harvest Tool.

  Short Iron Pipes are used in a variety of recipes, including Pipe Weapons and Pipe Bombs.
  
  Using a Wrench or other Salvage Tool, they can be harvested from plumbing fixtures such as Toilets and Sinks, appliances like Stoves and Refrigerators, as well as Bed Frames, Cars and more.

  • Harvest ×10 — resourceMetalPipe

  harvestPipes

• Harvest Polymers · 1 objectives

  Harvest some Scrap Polymer with any Harvest Tool.

  Scrap Polymers are a resource used in recipes like Dew Collectors and Item Modifications.
  
  Scrap Polymers can be harvested from many sources, including blue Water Barrels, Window Blinds, and some Trash.

  • Harvest ×50 — resourceScrapPolymers

  harvestPolymers

• Harvest Rotting Flesh · 1 objectives

  Harvest some Rotting Flesh with any Knife.

  Rotting Flesh is a component used to make Farm Plots and some Food items.
  
  It can be harvested from things like Zombie Animal Corpses, Human Corpses, and Body Bags.
  
  Harvest some Rotting Flesh with any Knife.

  • Harvest ×10 — foodRottingFlesh

  harvestRottingFlesh