Camp Items

Camp items are useful items that you can equip in your camp supply to gain some advantages during your next expeditions.

They are divided into 4 categories : Furniture, Tools, Food and Jewelry.

Once the Supply Depot is built, they can either be found at a low rate during an expedition, or randomly crafted at your camp in the Craft section.

There is a limit for how many items you can have in each category, and a total max equipped cap (). You can increase these limits by building new Buildings, the Mud Hut being the easiest among them, and the Warehouse increasing the max cap by 10.

Apart from a few exceptions (Brass Candlestick and Rare Book), the bonuses granted by multiple copies of the same item can stack, so that a +1% bonus can become a +6% for example, leading to some interesting values if you equip many copies of the same item.

Crafting and dismantling

Building the Supply Depot will unlock the ability to find, equip, craft and dismantle camp items, but each category also have their own building that needs to be built to unlock their crafting :

Furniture : Lumberjack
Tools : Smithy
Food : Farm
Jewelry : Alchemist's Tent.

Crafting an item will cost some materials depending on its category, while dismantling one will give you a fraction of these same materials.

Note : To craft an item you can only select its category, but the crafted item will be random.


Category	Crafting cost	Dismantling gain
Furniture	5 + 2	1 + 6
Tools	5 + 2	1 + 6
Food	5 + 2	1 + 6
Jewelry	10 + 2	1 + 6

Furniture


Name	Description	Effect
Oak Bed	Heavy, sturdy, and old. Sleeping on it is very comfortable. But be careful not to wake everybody in the house with its loud squeaking.	+1% to the hero's max HP, but -2% to healing from the Campfire. (stack limit: 10)
Dinner Table	Despite its name, you can also have breakfast and lunch on it. Should be cleared after every meal. Or at least by the end of the day.	+[1*loop] additional healing when passing through the Campfire.
Sturdy Stool	A bit more comfortable and easy to carry than a simple log. Also looks a bit nicer. Can help you reach the top shelf if such a need arises.	+0.20 HP regeneration per second if player already has regeneration.
Alchemist's shelf	A shelf with slots for vials and reagents, labels for bottles, and other mysterious stuff that belonged to the previous owner.	+1 to max number of Potions. (Note : you still start expeditions with your normal number of potions.)
Antique Shelf	Its contents are protected from dust and moisture by a layer of glass, but you can still look. This piece of furniture has seen better days, so you'd better not use it too often.	+1 to max HP for every whole Resource gained during this expedition.
Antique Wardrobe	A beautiful antique wardrobe. A silent witness to several generations of fashion.	+5 hp every time the hero equips a new item.
Chest	The lid is really heavy, so you should probably only open it when you actually have to. Equipped with a long-broken locking mechanism.	Lowers the resource penalty for dying or retreating by 4%.
Count's Chair	Although this chair's previous owner was a vampire, it is decorated with a surprisingly high number of wooden stakes. Still has a trace of life-absorbing aura.	+1% to vampirism, if you already have it.

Tools


Name	Description	Effect
Blacksmith's Hammer	This tool is unmatched in making lots of sparks. A loyal companion to all blacksmiths. Respects hard work and a firm hand.	+1 defense.
Shoe Nails	A handful of small nails for fixing soles and small heels. You better wrap them in a piece of fabric if you want to take them with you.	Attackers receive 1 damage after every hit.
Skinner's Knife	A knife made for working with animal skins. Not in mint condition but still quite useful in capable hands.	10% chance to receive 1 Ration after killing a Ratwolf. +5 damage to ratwolves.
Miner's Pick	The best weapon if you get into a fight with a mountain. Any other rock won't have a chance against it either, of course.	+1 more preserved pebbles while passing through the Campfire tile.
Jeweler's Lens	Multiple lenses with different magnifying abilities put into a single frame with a varnished handle. Allows a jeweler to become even better at what he does.	Raises chance of finding a rare item by 10%.
Herbalist's Sickle	Comes in handy when you need to carefully gather some rare herbs. Every herbalist can appreciate both the convenience of this tool and the pleasant smell of metal and mint coming from its curved blade.	+1% to the Potions' healing power.
Old Frying Pan	A simple yet irreplaceable kitchen implement. Doesn't usually need an introduction. A deadly weapon in the hands of an angry housewife.	Additionally heals 15 HP when you pass the Campfire tile.
Kitchen Knife	Usually used to cut and peel vegetables, but can also be pretty dangerous for a clumsy cook's fingers.	+1% HP for every food item placed in your camp.
Forester's Axe	An old but still reliable and sturdy tool. The abaility to chop wood comes with the price of callouses on your hands.	Every time the hero receives stable branches , he has a 10% chance of receiving more.
Farmer's Scythe	A bit rusted, but nothing a whetstone can't fix. Apart from thats it's a good tool for harvesting wheat or gathering hay.	5% chance to receive 1 Ration while passing through a wheat field. 3% of damage becomes damage to all.

Food


Name	Description	Effect
Cheese	A type of food that's tasty and can be conveniently stored for a long time. Don't be sad if you don't have a glass of wine to go with it. The cheese is quite tasty on its own.	+1 HP after killing an enemy.
Loaf of Bread	A bit charred on one side, but still good. A welcome sight on a dinner table for rich and poor alike.	+10 max HP
Smoked Ham	Tasty smoked meat is always a welcome guest to any table.	Heals 5 HP at the start of each day.
Mixed Nuts	A small Basket of various nuts. Won't go bad and will feed you well. A great type of food to store for the winter and a nice evening snack.	+2 max HP for each point of defense the hero has.
Garlic	The distinctive taste of garlic will make any food tastier. Nobody knows why vampires don't like garlic. Maybe it's a price they must pay for their extraordinary powers?.	+2 damage against all vampires.
Meat Stew	A bowl of hot stew is the best way to stay warm on a cold winter night. Still good at any other time, of course. Spiced with some dried herbs.	Receive additional 5 HP while passing through a village.

Jewelry


Name	Description	Effect
Brass Candlestick	Mostly just a piece of art. But still quite useful. It's a real waste to burn three candles at once, but who can refuse the comfort of some warm light in these dark times?	The hero's damage is increased by 5% when he is in range of a road lantern or a beacon (effects don't stack).
Exquisite Mirror	It's a bit tarnished but still does a better job than the surface of a lake or a metal plate. The frame is decorated with tiny bolts of lightning.	6% chance to redirect lightning (from the Storm temple) or a pure attack to a random enemy. (Note : Can be used to reflect the damage back from the Lich.)
Rare Book	Time was merciless to this book and it's impossible to read it anymore. Small fragments of text tell you about times and places that are long forgotten, but it's not enough to get a complete memory or piece of knowledge.	+1 defense for every Card in player's hand (effects don't stack).
Silverware	A small set of cutlery that makes eating much more comfortable. Silverware requires some special treatment but it's still nice to have it. Some old engraving can still be seen on the dishes, but you can't make anything of it.	+2 damage to all undead.
Silver Pendant	A beautiful piece of antique jewelry. The pendant is a small medallion in the shape of a bat, clinging to the silver chain with its tiny claws.	-4 damage from all vampires.
Old Painting	Just a single look at this painting reminds you of someone. But you still can't remember who that might be. Canvas. Old paints. Year and creator are unknown.	Increases damage done to bosses by 4%.