Metal Hatchet, Pickaxe, Sickle and Pike

These will help you out in the Appalachian wilds

These will help you out in the Appalachian wilds

Contains a climbing pick and some parachutes

Full Hide Armour Set

Warning: You must have the Bob's Tales DLC in order to use the Armadoggo

Level 224

I'm told this clever canine was commonly sighted in areas contaminated by element a few centuries after my time, so it may be one of the few lifeforms to have survived the collapse of the ecosphere. Like the dogs of my day, this is a social animal that hunts smaller prey in packs. That bony, scaled shell likely protects Armadoggo from radiation while also allowing it to burrow through the ground. It can cross long distances tunneling under the surface to avoid larger threats. It doesn't seem threatened by us, and is in fact unusually curious about humans.

Level 224

Why am I not surprised that common house cats survived the end of the world? Feral cats have always been reasonbly good at avoiding wild predators... Maybe it's more of a wonder they haven't managed to wreck the ecosystem here, given their taste for the feathered dinosaur decedents of my day. Cats are unpredictable little goblins. Some attack anyone who invades their personal space, some run and hide, and a few are actually friendly. But the really mean cats will cling onto you while trying to scratch your eyes out. You'll need to slap those off your face while you still have one.

Equus magnus appears to be an ancestor of the modern horse. Based on its stripes, it may be the African variant of Equus giganteus, which appeared in North America during the Ice Age, but that is pure conjecture. Its behavior in the wild is similar to that of other wild members of the Equus genus - it sustains itself by grazing, while keeping safe from predators by living in herds and outrunning its attackers via superior speed and stamina.

Canteen filled with refreshing water to keep you hydrated

Cooked Meat Jerky to keep your belly full whilst you expend your energy surviving