A list of essential survival tools for beginners in Hope Village

In the early stage of the game, players need to make basic tools such as pointed stones, baskets, and home marks. Pointed stones are used to cut and make other tools, baskets are easy to carry and collect resources, and home markings help position. Although reed skirts, ropes and flint pieces are useful, other items are recommended to be given priority due to resource constraints.

What are the essential survival tools for beginners

Sharp stone: Made by knocking stones on large rocks. This is the basic tool for cutting many items (large rocks cannot move unless advanced to the Iron Age).

Basket: Use pointed stones to cut the reeds into reeds, and then weave two reeds into a basket. The basket has a capacity of three lattices, and can be picked up when carrying items. It is a must-have for early handling and collection.

Home Mark: Synthesized with stones and slender poles, the latter obtained by cutting small saplings from pointed stones. Home Markers have the compass function, pointing to the home location you set, and are items that every player must make (if you have the compass function when you were born, it is because your mother had made it before you gave birth to you).

Reed skirt: made of rope and reed. Slide upward when putting on the skirt. Due to the scarcity of early rope resources, it is not recommended to rush to make them.

Rope: woven from two silk threads, which are twisted from two milkweed stems, which can be obtained in milkweed on the grass.

Flint sheets: Made with pointed stones hitting exposed flint.

Long straight wooden stick: Made with sharp stones to cut straight branches, straight branches can be obtained directly from maple trees by hand. Long straight wooden sticks can be used to hunt seals on the snow, and then peel the seal skin with flint sheets (wearing can increase the warmth effect by 10%.