West Wood Items

Items in West Wood are not cosmetic clutter — they decide whether your squad eats during a blackout, opens the general store, or buys medallions for long-term badge progress. This hub ranks survival value and links to focused pages on currency, dealer stock, and accessories.

Currency layer

Soul Coins and Dealer — earn, hold, spend without dying mid-route.

Equipment layer

Medallions and Accessories — H-key utilities and Participation Trophy badge.

Priority rankings

Items Tier List — consumables, traps, keys, and luxury buys ordered for co-op nights.

Items tied to map

Store keys, shelf goods, bear traps, radios, bandages — looted through houses and shops covered in Landmarks and General Store.

Drop discipline

Use Backspace/B to drop low-value clutter before night — PC Controls.

Remake economy

Item pools may change — Patch Notes will diff dealer tables when available.

Loot ping system

Use short callouts for tier S items: “water here”, “med bottom shelf” — reduces duplicate grabs in co-op.

Item literacy separates squads that win on system mastery from groups that treat West Wood like a generic hide-and-seek mod.

Loot ping

Short callouts prevent duplicate grabs in co-op.

How items interact with horror phases

Daylight rewards breadth — grab everything useful. Night rewards depth — know exactly which consumable saves your sprint chain. Items are phase-dependent; the tier list reflects average value across full sessions.

Trading and dropping etiquette

Backspace/B drop lets you share supplies — call drops aloud so teammates do not walk past food you intended to share. Public servers may grab drops; private squads should ritualize medic drops at safehouse doors.

Item knowledge as squad DPS

Teams that memorize item locations beat teams with “better aim” in horror — there is no aim meta, only prep meta. Link every item page before badge grind nights.

Vendor vs loot overlap

Before buying at dealer, check whether house loot already covers the same slot — duplicate flashlights waste coin.

Seasonal loot curiosity

Weather events may alter shelf spawn rates — after rain badges, note whether medical items appeared more often in certain houses and adjust personal tier notes accordingly.