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In this town, the only part where you can hide is, well.. nowhere. Except maybe in your house. In the first few days of the game, it is generally recommended to upgrade to Tent (costs 2 {{AP}}, uses no resources) but not to Hovel, which uses 6 '''additional''' {{AP}} that could be used toward scavenging and building.

You can keep items in the Personal Chest in your House. Your chest begins with a capacity of 4 slots, but can be expanded in several different ways. Keep in mind that people can steal from your personal chest while you are out of town. Each citizen is allowed to rob once per day. Robberies will be recorded in the [[Gazette]], ''if'' the thief is detected.

Residents who have died can also have their houses pillaged (works like a normal robbery). Homes can be recycled for 15 {{AP}} to recover items in the chest (items carried in rucksack are automatically placed in the chest of the deceased) and a chance to recover some of the items used to upgrade it (usually not worth it unless they've upgraded their home quite a bit and invested items in it).  

"You can recycle the house where [resident] lived. Everything found inside (i.e. in the inventory) will be placed in the bank. There is also a chance you could recover some of the materials used to build it."

[[File:Small recycled.gif]] is placed beside recycled house.

 

 

 

 

 

 

{| class="wikitable"

|-

! Description

! Defence

! Requirements

| {{MetaInline|Camp Bed}}

| 0

| Base level

| {{MetaInline|Tent}}

| 1

| 2 {{AP}}

| {{MetaInline|Hovel}}

| 3

| 6 {{AP}}

| {{MetaInline|Shack}}

| 6

| 4 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Twisted Plank}} ×1

| {{MetaInline|House}}

| 10

| 6 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Wrought Iron}} ×1

| {{MetaInline|Air-Raid Shelter}} (renamed Safehouse)

| 14

| 6 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Wrought Iron}} ×2, {{MetaInline|Twisted Plank}} ×3

| {{MetaInline|Stronghold}}

| 20

| 7 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Twisted Plank}} ×3, {{MetaInline|Wrought Iron}} ×4, {{MetaInline|Unshaped Concrete Blocks}} ×1

| {{MetaInline|Nuclear Bunker (home)}}

| 28

| 7 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Handful of nuts and bolts}} ×3, {{MetaInline|Wrought Iron}} ×6, {{MetaInline|Unshaped Concrete Blocks}} ×2, {{MetaInline|Sheet Metal (parts)}} ×1

| {{MetaInline|Palace}}

| 50

| 7 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Handful of nuts and bolts}} ×5, {{MetaInline|Unshaped Concrete Blocks}} ×2, {{MetaInline|Wrought Iron}} ×10, {{MetaInline|Twisted Plank}} ×5, {{MetaInline|Sheet Metal (parts)}} ×3

==Hero Improvements==

Players with Hero days get access to special improvements, which last until the end of the current game. Many of the Hero Upgrades require active usage, and are inaccessible if you lose Hero status later on. However, passive upgrades, such as Chest and Defence improvements, should remain fully functional. Additional Defence provided to the Hero's home '''does''' increase the town's defence beyond the building's normal value.

 

 

''Evolution of the {{MetaInline}} has successfully reached level X !''

 

 

The {{MetaInline|Fence}} is a passive defence item that provides +3 defence to the Hero's home.

! Description

! Requirements

| +3 Home Defence

| 3 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Metal Support}} ×1, {{MetaInline|Rusty Chain}} ×1

|}

 

 

The {{MetaInline|Home Laboratory}} allows a Hero to be more successful in producing a useful drug when combining 2 {{MetaInline|Pharmaceutical Products}}. Failure produces a random drug as if the two {{MetaInline|Pharmaceutical Products}} were simply combined; thus, a failure can still result in a {{MetaInline|Twinoid 500mg}} but may as likely result in {{MetaInline|Water Purifying Tablets}}.

 

As level 2 requires the extremely rare {{MetaInline|Electronic component}}, most towns should have no more than 1 dedicated Drug Maker.

 

* Possible Greater Drugs: {{MetaInline|Twinoid 500mg}}

 

The Hero will have a new option in his house: [[File:small_home_up.gif]] Prepare a drug. The Hero must make sure to use this (which requires the two {{MetaInline|Pharmaceutical Products}} be in the Chest) and not the normal option to use the {{MetaInline|Pharmaceutical Products}}; he will get a warning if he clicks the Use link, but if he clicks it a second time, the {{MetaInline|Pharmaceutical Products}} will be combined without the benefit of the lab.

 

''You grind the contents of 2 × {{MetaInline|Pharmaceutical Products}} on the table and mix it with anything and everything that comes to hand... then let it infuse.''

*''It's a '''roaring success''' : you have obtained {{MetaInline|Twinoid 500mg}} !''

 

| 1

| x1

| 25% chance to produce a greater drug.

| 6 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Old Washing Machine}} ×1

| 2

| x1

| 50% chance to produce a greater drug.

| 4 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Electronic component}} ×1

| 3

| x1

| 75% chance to produce a greater drug.

| 4 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Copper Pipe}} ×1

| 4

| 6 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Engine}} ×1

|}

 

 

The {{MetaInline|Kitchen}} allows the Hero to transform everyday food items into either a {{MetaInline|Tasty Homemade Dish}} (success) or {{MetaInline|Dodgy Homemade Dish}} (failure). Success rate, and the maximum number of dishes that can be transformed each day, depends on the Kitchen's level. To transform a food item, first place it in your house's chest, and then use the Cook option under abilities.

 

''You put every effort into it. Then, after some time passes, you retrieve a {{MetaInline|Tasty Homemade Dish}} from the "stove".''

 

 

Cooked meals also prevent the {{MetaInline|Ghoul}} status from being contracted from foods like {{MetaInline|Human Flesh}} or {{MetaInline|Suspicious Vegetable}}

|-

|-

| 33% {{MetaInline|Tasty Homemade Dish}}  

| 1x

| 6 {{AP}}

|-

| 2

| 66% {{MetaInline|Tasty Homemade Dish}}

| 100% {{MetaInline|Tasty Homemade Dish}}

| 4 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Carcinogenic Oven}} ×1 

| 4

| 100% {{MetaInline|Tasty Homemade Dish}}

| 3x

| 4 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Beer Fridge}} ×1

|}

 

 

The {{MetaInline|Large Curtain}} is a cheap upgrade that prevents other players from peeking into your house from outside. They can still steal from you, however.

 

{| class="wikitable"

| Prevents players from spying on your house from the Citizens list

| 4 {{AP}}

 

===Lock===

 

The {{MetaInline|Lock}} protects your house and prevents other players from breaking in and stealing from your chest. It works in exactly the same way as the {{MetaInline|Padlock and Chain}} item, except it does not occupy an item slot.

 

| 6 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Rusty Chain}} ×1

|}

 

===More Storage===

 

{{MetaInline|More Storage}} gives you one additional storage compartment each time the upgrade is performed. This can be useful for boosting your defence and decoration upgrades past what is normally possible. *13 is the max confirmed.

 

 

 

{{MetaInline|Reinforcements}} lets you slightly upgrade the defence of your home. It may be useful in situations where you have the right items, but cannot afford more powerful house upgrades.

 

{| class="wikitable"

! Bonus {{VP}}

| 6 {{AP}}, {{MetaInline|Wire Mesh}} ×1

| 8

 

===Rudimentary Alarm===

 

With the {{MetaInline|Rudimentary Alarm}}, whenever somebody breaks into your house, the intrusion will be marked in the Great Register and on the intruder's House Page. This effect is independent of actually stealing anything, and triggers each time a break-in occurs. In addition of being marked for intrusion, it also causes the {{MetaInline|Terrified}} state.

 

| Alerts the town to intrusion

 

 

{{MetaInline|Siesta Time™}} restores 2 bonus {{AP}} to the Hero whenever it is successfully used. However, it cannot be used while at full {{AP}} already; it can, however, be used while at 5/6, taking the Hero to 7 {{AP}}. This improvement may only be used once per day.

 

 

 

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*{{officialhelp|house_and_work}}