TOOLS & ITEMS
Complete guide to all tools and items in 99 Nights in the Forest. Learn about weapons, medical supplies, lighting tools, survival equipment, food, armor, and crafting materials.
Your starting storage container. Can hold up to 5 items.
An improved storage bag that can hold up to 15 items.
The largest storage container available, holding up to 25 items.
Your starting axe. Takes 13 hits to chop down a tree but gets the job done.
An improved axe that chops trees in just 5 hits. Much more efficient.
A powerful axe that can one-shot normal trees. Destroys big trees in 35 hits.
The ultimate tree-cutting tool. One-shots normal trees and quickly destroys big trees.
Helps with navigation and works even in foggy conditions.
Creates loud noises to distract enemies and draw them away.
A basic wooden stick that can be used as a weapon. Not very effective but easy to find.
A small axe that deals decent damage and can be used to chop wood.
A powerful ranged weapon that can take down enemies from a distance.
A high-damage automatic weapon. Very rare but extremely effective.
Provides light and can temporarily stun enemies when shone directly at them.
A burning torch that provides light and scares away animals.
A reliable oil-powered lamp that provides bright light and is resistant to wind.
A bright emergency flare that can be seen from far away. Useful for signaling.
A nutritious vegetable that replenishes hunger and can be used for cooking stew.
A hearty crop that provides more nutrition than carrots. Good for stew recipes.
A large vegetable that provides significant nutrition. Takes more space but worth it.
Small wild berries that provide quick nutrition. Cannot be used for cooking.
Fresh fruit found in grocery stores. Provides quick nutrition.
Raw meat from small animals. Damages you when eaten raw but safe when cooked.
Raw meat from large animals. Damages you when eaten raw but very nutritious when cooked.
Plant these to grow your own carrots. Reliable crop for sustainable food.
Plant these to grow corn. Takes longer but provides better nutrition.
Plant these to grow berry bushes. Good yield but takes time to mature.
Basic protection made from fabric. Provides minimal defense but better than nothing.
Decent protection made from animal hide. Offers moderate defense.
Strong metallic protection. Offers excellent defense but is quite rare.
Small piece of wood that burns quickly. Good for starting fires.
A solid piece of wood that burns for a good amount of time.
Crafted fuel that burns efficiently and for a long time. Made from organic materials.
An empty metal can that can be ground up for scrap materials.
An empty glass bottle that can be ground up for scrap materials.
A piece of metal sheeting that can be ground up for more scrap.
An old rubber tire that can be ground up for substantial scrap materials.
A bunny's foot that can be traded with the Pelt Trader or used for crafting.
A wolf's pelt that can be traded for better tools or used in crafting.
A rare pelt from an Alpha Wolf. Very valuable for trading.
An extremely rare and valuable pelt from a bear. Can be traded for the best tools.
Basic crafting material obtained by grinding logs. Used for many recipes.
Basic crafting material obtained by grinding metal objects. Essential for advanced crafting.
A mysterious gem dropped by cultists. Used for advanced crafting recipes.
A legendary gem of immense power. Required for the most powerful crafting recipes.
An ancient coin covered in moss. Used as currency to buy furniture.
Basic medical item that heals health and can revive unconscious players.
Advanced medical kit that heals significant health and can revive players.
Advanced medical kit that heals significant health and cures poison.
USAGE STRATEGIES
Early Game (Nights 1-25)
- • Prioritize flashlights and basic weapons
- • Gather food and plant seeds early
- • Conserve durability on tools
- • Always carry bandages
- • Use noise makers to avoid combat
Mid Game (Nights 26-75)
- • Upgrade to ranged weapons and better tools
- • Stock up on first aid kits and food
- • Start collecting pelts for trading
- • Use torches for area control
- • Begin advanced material gathering
Late Game (Nights 76-99)
- • Hoard high-tier weapons and armor
- • Focus on rare materials and gems
- • Multiple backup light sources
- • Advanced medical supplies only
- • Every tool and resource counts for survival