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Generally needs to be stolen with an "E to Pickup" prompt. These items cannot be traded. These items span various categories, but can only be obtained through events. If lost, they cannot be obtained again. May be used to craft rugs in the Building Update. Available during Christmas and Christmas Camp Items are currently placeable items meant for camping. They cannot be used in Safe Zones, and most have limited functionality.

These items are special tools and weapons that are used while playing a role. The Wild West Wiki Explore. Animal Information Legendary Animals. Pickaxes Ores Mining Locations.

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Universal Conquest Wiki. A lever action rifle that has been cut down to large pistol size. High damage, good accuracy, fair capacity, and a high fire rate and reload. It is a sawed-off Winchester , and part of the Paid Access Reward. A golden Dragoon Pistol. Part of the Dread Pirate gamepass. It uses the rifle draw animation, but cannot be used while carrying a Money Bag or lassoed player.

A different Flare Gun that shoots fireworks, it was a limited time purchase, and does not need Flare Gun Ammo. Lights up a small area when used. An automatic pistol with a high fire rate, high accuracy, fair reload, and fair damage.

Part of the VIP gamepass. A lever action rifle, it has high damage, good accuracy, good reload, high capacity, and a very high fire rate. It is the only fannable rifle, can only be purchased at Fort Spencer , and drops on death. A lever action rifle. It has fair damage, good accuracy, a fair fire rate, and one of the best reloads in the game.

A bolt action rifle. It has high damage, good accuracy, a slow fire rate, and a fast reload. It has high Bullet Penetration , just like the Sharps Rifles. A scoped falling block rifle.

It has 3x zoom, extremely high damage, high accuracy, fair reload, and high Bullet Penetration. It is compatible with Shotgun. A harmonica rifle with high fire rate, fast reload, high accuracy, high capacity, and good damage. Not to be confused with the Harmonica. A lever action rifle with high damage, good accuracy, an average fire rate, good capacity, and fair reload.

A falling block rifle with high damage, high accuracy, and fast reload. It is a later Sharps rifle with tang sights. It has very high bullet penetration. An extremely high capacity automatic repeating carbine that deals low damage. It has a fairly fast reload, though feels slow due to the capacity.

Also has low recoil and good accuracy. Spitfire Revolving Sniper. A revolving pepperbox sniper rifle with two scope options, automatic firing, burst fire, reverse damage dropoff, and shoots puffs of flame instead of smoke. Very high damage at long ranges, fair reload, great accuracy, and fair recoil. A lever action rifle with fair damage, fair accuracy, fair capacity, and a high fire rate and reload. It is an earlier sawed-off Winchester, and part of the Paid Access Reward. It has all-around fair stats.

A lever action revolver with fair reload, fair fire rate, high damage, and good accuracy; hangs on hip. A revolver with high damage, good accuracy, and quick reload.

It has a special burst firing pattern. A double-action revolver with good accuracy, fast reload, and a high fire rate. Deals a fair amount of damage.

A high damage revolver with amazing accuracy and range, with a long reload. Kicks up when firing. Has poor fan-firing. A lever action pistol with high capacity, fair damage, high accuracy, high fire rate, and fast reload.

Its only disadvantage is that it drops on death, and must be purchased at Fort Henry. An early revolver, it functions as a double action shotgun, and has a very fast fire rate, deals very high damage, and has a long reload. Has the worst accuracy in the game. Lindsay Doubleshot Pistol. A double-hammered pistol that quickly fires and reloads two shots. Good damage, fair reload, fast fire rate, and low headshot damage. A high capacity automatic repeating pistol that deals low damage.

Schwarzlose Prototype Pistol. An early blowback automatic pistol, 8 round magazines, good damage, and a fast fire rate. Has an insanely fast reload. Makes a pleasant dinging noise while firing. A quad-barreled Howdah pistol, designed for personal defense against big game animals. Deals lots of damage, has good accuracy, and a fast firerate.

Low capacity and an average reload. Sends dead bodies flying. A cut-down double barrel shotgun, it hangs on the hip. High damage, high spread, and low accuracy, along with a fairly slow reload, and average fire rate.

A double barrel shotgun. It has high damage, low spread, fair accuracy, quick reload, and a high fire rate. A 5-round revolving shotgun, similar to the Dragoon. It has good accuracy, low spread, high damage, and a fairly long reload. A free axe that can cut a few trees. It can also be used for combat. The strongest axe with the longest range, it can cut down all choppable trees, and deals heavy damage in combat.

A massive machete used as a multitool, this high damage knife can take out a player in two powerful overhead swings, or swift chops. Slower than the Bowie Knife , but with similar range, and higher damage. A throwable explosive with a 4 second fuse and a 3 second cooldown. Deals splash damage based on proximity. Ragdolls victims if they don't die.

Stacks to 4. A throwing axe purchased from the Hunting Shack. It deals high damage, but must be retrieved after being thrown, or it will be sent to the Mailbox.

A rope used to catch and hogtie players. Tied Outlaws may be arrested, and it has been hinted at that Animals will eventually be catchable. A bow with high charging damage, especially to the body. It has varying accuracy, fire rate, and damage, though in general is fairly slow. Blow Dart Gun. A blowpipe that requires consumable Blow Darts. It deals very low damage, and paralyzes victims for 5 seconds. It can only be obtained from the Black Market. A bow with high fire rate and medium damage.

Damage, accuracy, and fire rate all vary depending on charge time. Does not lose accuracy on horseback. Bear Traps can be placed on the ground. They last roughly a minute, at which point they despawn. Animals who step in them will take 75 damage, players will take 75 damage and be flung upwards a short distance.

Upon being stepped in, the trap snaps shut, and must be placed down again. A placeable explosive that must be connected to a Detonator to explode. Deals massive damage, ragdolls, and has longer range than the Dynamite. Placeable item that must be connected to a TNT charge. Interact with the detonator to make the TNT explode. Eggveloper Canon Likely removed. Heavy Guitar. A Heavy Guitar that has an electric aura and heals others near it, seen being played by Sky here.

Aequitas Revolver. A Double Action Revolver with a speedloader and custom engravings, often seen in use by members of the Starboard Studios Rangers Faction. Has a serial number. The Norse God Thor's legendary hammer. It can create storms , fire lightning bolts, and allows the user to fly, charging them with electricity.

A Colt Pistol with high accuracy, very high damage, high capacity, and reload. One of the few sidearms capable of killing a player in one hit. A modern-day automatic rifle with insanely high capacity, high firerate, high accuracy, fair damage, and high recoil.

The Headsman. A Pump Shotgun with a very high damage output and an animated texture. Noted for extreme power. Gives access to the Special Ammo at the Black Market. Infinite uses. A revolving pepperbox sniper rifle with two scope options, automatic firing, burst fire, and shoots puffs of flame instead of smoke.

Very high damage, fair reload, great accuracy, and high recoil. Compatible with Shotgun. A portable Bongo Drum that is much louder than the camping item, and features an entire keyboard of sounds. Previously Developer only, this woodwind instrument has the full keyboard, except for the highest note, and is portable. A fiddle and bow, the perfect size to in the crook of a player's arm while they play this full keyboard portable instrument.

An acoustic guitar with most notes, only missing the 3 highest. Portable, has a deep twangy sound. A small hammer used to build. Currently used in Forts gameplay. A pistol used to launch signal flares and to light up the battlefield.

Must be purchased in a Fort , requires Flare Gun Ammo. A hip-mounted lantern that provides light to a small area. It activates when in the hotbar, allowing for hands-free light, but can also be held manually. A free pickaxe that is rusty, chipped, and has a smooth blade. The handle is also chipped. After he comes with the mineral, the Doc tells him they must get out of town immediately as Pinkertons have been sent to arrest him for stealing and looting battlefields which he says he did in the name of science and progress.

They flee to the east, and help a seemingly injured man named Jeff Moth recover; however, Moth later steals their money and heads north; Jack chases Moth down and kills him, getting the money back. He participates in a horse race and finds out that a participant named Roskey cheated. Jack challenges him to a "real" race, wins, and obtains a Double-R.

He runs some more erands for the Doc before they flee to Olson's Hollow in order to avoid the marshals. The Doc finally explains completely why William visited him and where he went: A community called Phosphorous. Jack goes to a swamp and makes his way to Phosphorous, where he pretends to be interested in joining the society in order to learn where his brother is. He helps out some locals and the deputy sheriff. Jack rescues Preston Sirk 's wife, who was about to be killed for trying to escape, and brings her to Preston, who then tells him how to get close to Phosphorous's leader Phosphate , who assigns him to kill some "rats".

After he kills the " rats", they turn out to be marshals; after evading the authorities, Jack confronts Phosphate about the "rats" being marshals. Phosphate explains that the government has been trying to take down Phosphorous.

He kills several enemies before going to see Phosphate; the vast majority of Phosphorous is now dead, including Phosphate. A survivor informs Jack that William has escaped Phosphorous, and where to find him.

Jack goes back to Olson's Hollow and has a few nightmares; he goes to the entrance of a gold mine, where he asks a mysterious woman why it has been sealed down; she replies that long ago a collapse ocurred, that he will need rotweed to make a bomb and blow the seal up, and that he can find some in the desert. After killing outlaws and obtaining the rotweed, Jack blows the seal up and enters the mine, where a ghost leads him to the mysterious Man Who Walks in Darkness also known as the Man in Darkness , who tells him to listen to the darkness to learn what he wants to know.

Later the Man in Darkness tells him to capture a member of the gang The Sorrows named Jenson ; after he does so, Jenson reveals that William is the leader of the gang, and Jack blows up a series of barricades and enters a maze leading to where William is.

After successfully exiting the maze with the advice of the Man in Darkness, Jack battles the gang, killing several of the outlaws, before confronting a member more powerful than the other outlaws. Jack defeats this outlaw too, and chases him to a dead-end, killing a few more more gang members on the way. Jack engages the outlaw, who claims to be Jack himself, in a duel, with the outlaw being shot dead.

Suddenly William appears and the outlaw's corpse disappears, and William explains just what was happening. He then disappears and the mine starts collapsing again; Jack thanks William before riding out.

After Jack is outside, the collapse kills all the outlaws. Jack says he "understand[s] now", and William, his parents, and Catherine appear and congratulate him. William then asks him if he is ready to go home, and Jack agrees. Gameloft Wiki Explore. Wiki Content. Zombie Infection Tom Clancy's H. Explore Wikis Community Central.