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Traders are Characters that can be found at Trader Camps. Most Traders will allow the party to trade food for something of benefit to them. There are four types of trader: Weapon, Supply, Training, and Special. A full list of Traders can be found below: As the name suggests, Weapon Traders are NPCs that offer a variety of different weapons in …The Office Building is a City looting location in Death Road to Canada. It is an office building containing 7 rooms (a reception, 3 regular office rooms, an employee lounge, an executive office and a restroom) containing unique office furniture, such as computer desks and water coolers. A moderate amount of food can be found in the employee lounge, while the executive lounge can contain a ...Wits is a personality stat in Death Road to Canada. This stat determines a survivor's ability to think on their feet in order to get out of negative situations. High wits will allow for survivors to get good outcomes on events that are mentally challenging, while low wits will cause utter failures. Survivors with the paranoid stat-combo will do good in events that have wit tests. However ...The Anime Salesman is a Trader that can be found at Trader Camps. He can vary in appearance but will always be wearing a black fedora hat. If the party has the Anime Girl in their party a special option will be available for her to 'say her catchphrase' for him. Doing this will net the party all of the items he sells (excluding the Anime Figurine) as well as +3 Morale (whole party), and 12 ...

Herman is a Rare Character that can be encountered while scavenging in a town map. He appears to be a parody of He-Man based on the name and appearance. When encountered he will ask the party what they think is most important in a hero. Herman will grant a boost to the character's stats depending on the answer given. The three options the party is presented with are: Fabulous Power - Boosts ...

The Big McDowell is a common event in Death Road to Canada. It was added in the June 2019 ILEUM Part 1 update. The group loots a McDowell's, which was the most popular restaurant in the United States before civilization fell. Even after all this time, the food found here is still preserved due to all the chemicals.

Prepared Preppers Magazine is a Driving Event in Death Road to Canada. The group will find a magazine that can boost the skills of one or more people. The group siphons gas from some abandoned vehicles, then spots a magazine in one of the cars. It's an issue of Prepared Preppers, the special edition, in mint condition! If alone: [Character] studies its now justified wisdom. [Character] +1 ...The Furniture Store is a City looting location in Death Road to Canada. It is a shop building (recognizable by a banner with FURNITURARIUM on it) containing two rooms: a main interior and a restroom. The main room contains 15 pieces of various furniture that can be thrown at zombies. The furniture has much more health than usual, meaning it can used …The Dinkdoor: Door of Dinks is a common driving event in Death Road to Canada. The group comes across a house by the road. It's locked. While trying to smash the door down, a voice calls out: HEY LEAVE MY DOOR ALONE YOU DINKS Try to recruit [Random Character]: I'M NOT A DINK [Irritating Character] tells them to COOL IT FINE, whatever! The door opens and [Character] comes out. Character joins ... The Military Deport is a rare Always be Looting location added in the LIVER update. It sets the player characters party on the road with a barbed wired stone fence outside with a large number of wandering zombies; north of where you spawn a long concrete bunker can be located. The bunker has a pre-determined inner structure (rather than randomized). You will always enter the underground ...

Cheevos are the developer-given name for the Achievements system within Death Road to Canada. While there were initially 60 cheevos as of the AORTA update, the DUODENUM update introduced another 12, bumping the total number up to 72 unlockable Cheevos in all, linked to your Steam account. Many are tied to completing a specific game mode, or to beating any game mode with a specific Rare ...

The Furniture Store is a City looting location in Death Road to Canada. It is a shop building (recognizable by a banner with FURNITURARIUM on it) containing two rooms: a main interior and a restroom. The main room contains 15 pieces of various furniture that can be thrown at zombies. The furniture has much more health than usual, meaning it can used for a very long time, but it is not ...

They're all wearing sweat bands is a common bandit event in Death Road to Canada. Bandits appear, all wearing sweatbands and all super buff, even their dog. They demand protein powder! They will also accept [X] food to pass safely. Normal: X = 3 + 3 per party member Deadlier: X = 4 + 4 per party member OR They will also accept the remainder of ...Zombies are the standard enemy type found in all areas of Death Road to Canada, including Always be Looting areas, Sieges and (rarely) Trader Camps. Zombies vary in appearance, shape, size, and even health, making it somewhat difficult to formulate a universal strategy for their disposal. There are two stats affecting zombie behavior: …They're all wearing sweat bands is a common bandit event in Death Road to Canada. Bandits appear, all wearing sweatbands and all super buff, even their dog. They demand protein powder! They will also accept [X] food to pass safely. Normal: X = 3 + 3 per party member Deadlier: X = 4 + 4 per party member OR They will also accept the remainder of your food and a quarter/half of your ammo and ... Throwing weapons are, as implied, weapons which can be thrown at zombies to inflict damage from a distance. Many throwing weapons simply damage zombies, but some are explosive, and others summon helpful entities to fight alongside the party. With the exception of the throwing boot, boomerangs, and cutlery, throwing weapons are consumed on use, so a survivor can only use as many as they have on ... Vitality is a measure of a survivor's maximum health represented by a refillable heart icon in Death Road to Canada. Each point of Vitality equates to how many hitpoints a survivor has, and accordingly, how many hits a survivor can take before death. By default, survivors will start with 3 Vitality, but this number is variable dependent on perks and traits. Pets will most often start with 2 ...Comfortable with machinery, such as cars. 2 points mechanical! Can go one over maximum for mechanical skill!! Great wits checks! May need more practice to repair car With the Trademark Weapon perk, they gain an irremovable E-blower. Inventive is a starter trait that gives the character high Wits skill, they can give good outcomes during certain Events. Events that test for high Wits like The ...Weight is a value set to all objects within the game that can be picked up and thrown by characters and NPCs. A survivor attempting to pick up an object must have a Strength score equal to or greater than the weight value of the object in question. To be Confirmed: ☀Chandelier, ☀Machinery, ☀Shelf of Weights, ☀Telephone, Treadmill,

The Dentist Office is a common driving event that modifies personality traits. This can occasionally result in characters gaining certain traits such as Paranoid if their new personality meets the requirements. The group loots a dentist office, finding some left over medical supplies and many technically edible tubes of toothpaste. [Character] goes to …Trademark Weapon is a perk that allows a player to start with a significantly more useful weapon than the usual 'junk' weapons, however, this weapon also permanently takes up an inventory slot and cannot be sold or dropped, even if the survivor dies. The weapon a survivor starts with will depend on their trait. Upgrades for Trademark Weapon can be purchased from Weapon and Shooting Perks in ...The Raging Inferno is a special Always be Looting location in Death Road to Canada added in the August 2017 DUODENUM update. It is essentially a larger, special version of the Burning House, with better rewards and more fire. Zombies will continuously fall from the ceiling, like in a siege. Great care is recommended when navigating around fire …Rare Characters are unique Characters the player can encounter on the Death Road to Canada. Many have unique weapons or abilities which can aid you greatly on your journey, while others are less helpful, and some can even be a hindrance. The majority of the Rare Characters resemble specific individuals or stereotypes from other games and pop culture. Some of these characters have unique ... Weapons are the party's main means of zombie-slaying in Death Road to Canada. The effectiveness of a weapon is determined by their handler's combat stats: strength, fitness, and shooting. The amount of damage a survivor can inflict is affected mainly by the weapon in question, but improved combat stats help survivors use them with more proficiency. Weapons can be separated into three ...Zombo Points (ZP for short) are a form of currency in Death Road to Canada used to purchase a variety of upgrades to the game. Zombo Points accumulate across multiple runs for players to spend them in Zombo Town, where they can purchase new perks and traits, upgrade existing perks, and buy gameplay improvements such as better toilet loot and increased chances of finding rare traders and ...

Strange Vending Machine is a common driving event in Death Road to Canada introduced in the June 2017 COCCYX Update. The group runs into a very out of place vending machine. It looks like someone made it from chunks of scrap iron. It's lights are still on. Everything on the machine costs $20, and the group has about that much in wrinkled and frayed bills. If the Character has low attitude, -2 ...

The Strength & Fitness Gym is a City looting location in Death Road to Canada. It is a gym building marked with a sign reading "MUSCLE! BOMB!! GYM!!" above the entrance. It consists of two rooms: a standard gym interior (containing unique objects such as weight racks, treadmills, barbells and dumbbells) and a single restroom. The gym has a 50/50 chance of containing either an olympic weight ...Backs to the Wall is a Driving Event. It forces the party into an hour-long siege in a small, outdoor area. There will be multiple inaccessible buildings and lots of rubble, making it hard to maneuver around the hordes of zombies. The group runs into a horde too thick to drive past, and gets cornered. They run for a good place to fight a siege, but the nearby buildings all look ruined. They ...Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Kinda Pushy is a Driving Event in Death Road to Canada. The party will be forced to allow another randomly-generated Character to join them. The group finds another traveller by the roadside, named [Character]. They insist on joining the group, immediately.Game Modes are special game modifiers which edit the experience the player has while playing Death Road to Canada. A list of game modes are listed below. Many require you to have completed easier modes before they will unlock. Death Road Normal Mode Familiar Characters Mode Rare Characters Mode...Death Road to Canada - Death Road to Canada KIDNEY Update! - Steam News. A large update that includes Unlockable Hats, Rat Transformations and a new Character Select in co-op, new characters and trading camp, buffs for old Perks and a new Trait.Zombo Points (ZP for short) are a form of currency in Death Road to Canada used to purchase a variety of upgrades to the game. Zombo Points accumulate across multiple runs for players to spend them in Zombo Town, where they can purchase new perks and traits, upgrade existing perks, and buy gameplay improvements such as better toilet loot and increased chances of finding rare traders and ...Traders are Characters that can be found at Trader Camps. Most Traders will allow the party to trade food for something of benefit to them. There are four types of trader: Weapon, Supply, Training, and Special. A full list of Traders can be found below: As the name suggests, Weapon Traders are NPCs that offer a variety of different weapons in …

Death Road to Canada- Hitchhiker. a video showing Mason in action. Mason will always have two weapons that can't be dropped or broken: Mason's Machete, an improved version of the Sturdy Machete with a splatter of blood on it; and Mason's Chainsaw, which is twice as gas efficient as an ordinary Chainsaw . Once recruited Mason's Fitness and ...

The Anime Girl is a recruitable Rare Character based on the anime trope of 'Magical Girls.' She is depicted as a pink haired girl with high pigtails. She wears what appears to be a Japanese schoolgirl uniform. The Anime Girl comes equipped with a Lovely Wand which can not be unequipped. When attacking she will fire a glowing heart shaped projectile which is very effective at destroying zombies ...

Stat Combos are Stat combinations that are required in order to unlock certain options in dialogue and Events. These combos are named in such a way as to give an idea what the personality of the character is. Most combos can be acquired for Custom Characters through Traits. These guarantee the Stat Combos by setting the starting Stats accordingly. Even if a Character is not a particular Stat ...Dogs are a type of pet that have been available since the realease of Death Road to Canada. They can be found all over the world, particularly in Pet Shops, Trader Camps, Apartments with "BARK" Banners, as well as randomly while driving. Characters with the Friend of Dog perk will have a higher chance of finding dogs to recruit and can befriend feral dogs. Multiple different breeds of dogs are ...Big Bruiser is a melee-based perk that grants a survivor a strong unarmed attack, an increased vitality stat, and a handful of points in the strength stat. To offset the perks, a big bruiser has a lowered dexterity stat, causing them to move at a slower rate than most characters. Big Bruiser appears to be the counterpart of the Martial Artist perk which behaves similarly, providing an unarmed ...Death Road to Canada Everything You Need to Know! By Jovian 3 Short videos with written guide! Basics, Weapons, Locations, Stats, Traits, and Perks. Award Favorite Share Beginner Gameplay Tips/Guide In this video I'll go over tips I wish I knew when I started playing Death Road to Canada.The Final Siege (City of Crushed Hopes) is the last siege encountered in the game before reaching Canada. It lasts for four hours (about 5 minutes of real-time), making it the longest siege in the game. The siege takes place in a large city block, which consists of two horizontal streets with numerous single-room buildings in the top and middle of the map …Rescue Successful! is a Miscellaneous Event that may occur during the game. It will only occur after rescuing another human Character in a looting event. In the event, the character that was rescued by the party meets up with them later on. The party can either recruit the character or accept one of two awards (usually either loot or group training). Characters that offer group stat training ...Wits is a personality stat in Death Road to Canada. This stat determines a survivor's ability to think on their feet in order to get out of negative situations. High wits will allow for survivors to get good outcomes on events that are mentally challenging, while low wits will cause utter failures. Survivors with the paranoid stat-combo will do good in events that have wit tests. However ...The Park with Car is an Always Be Looting location added in the April 2022 - Mandible Update, similar to a normal Public Park with normal loot, except for a random car spawning at the front. The keys to the car are missing, and can be found inside one of two bathrooms. Inside the other bathroom the players can find a survivor who they can rescue for the standard reward. Inside one of the sheds ...The Unsummoned is a rare driving event in Death Road to Canada. The group notices a foul smell coming from the floorboards. Sulfur. Rotting mutton. Candy corn. A flash of light and the sound of a thousand whales exploding fills the car. The smoke clears to reveal THE DEMON HEKATRIUS. He asks if you have pizza. He could use a hot slice. [Character]'s eyes roll back and he/she starts to convulse ...Mechanical is a supportive stat in Death Road to Canada. Survivors who specialize in the mechanical stat are capable of technological feats, including repairing vehicles, tinkering with machinery, and aiding with a rather long list of events. Mechanics are capable of picking open safes with loot in office buildings and junkyards, altering the settings on a coffee machine to improve their ...The Armor Seller is one of four fixed Traders found at Ye Olden Renaissance Faire. The Armor Seller is a randomised character that claims they are tired of LARPing and wishes to leave. They offer to sell their armor to the active character for 40 food. Buying the suit of armor will increase a character's Vitality by 3. Additionally their body model will change to the plate armor used by the ...

The Witch is a recruitable rare trader in Death Road to Canada. When encountered, she will be standing next to a cauldron full of poisonous stew. There will also be a black cat roaming the camp. If a character tells her to "COOL IT" she will get agitated and throw them into her cauldron. This will cause their body to become a skeleton. The affected character has their Dexterity rise 1 level ... Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Cabin With Woodstove is a Camping Event. The party is given the option to do a little manual labor in order to have an extra cozy night. The group finds a cabin in the woods, with no zombies in sight. It has a woodstove in it, but no wood!The Farm is a Location in Death Road to Canada. The party may have the option to visit it during Always be Looting events. Farms consist of large fields with multiple fenced-off areas, which are usually filled with throwable haystacks and animal skeletons. They usually contain two buildings; a farmhouse, where regular supplies can be found, and a barn, which is filled with tools and weapons ...Instagram:https://instagram. asapcillaclues for today's wordle newsweekwisconsin volleyball leaked video uncensoredmichaels hobby shop near me The Farm is a Location in Death Road to Canada. The party may have the option to visit it during Always be Looting events. Farms consist of large fields with multiple fenced-off areas, which are usually filled with throwable haystacks and animal skeletons. They usually contain two buildings; a farmhouse, where regular supplies can be found, and a barn, which is filled with tools and weapons ... movies7.angi yang leak The Debutante is a Rare Character that can be found and recruited in a random Event while driving. She is depicted as a sophisticated lady of the gentry dressed in a blue dress with matching Victorian touring hat. She appears to be a woman of the strict upper class, wielding an umbrella and only rarely speaking. When she is recruited her Strength and Fitness are revealed. She wields a stronger ... nkjv galatians 3 The Gamebronus is a parody of the Game Boy and the Nintendo Entertainment System . The games presumably parallel Dr. Mario, Mario Kart, and Contra . The act of becoming angry over losing a game is commonly known on the internet as "rage quitting." Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted. Bandit is a starter trait that gives character low Composure and Loyalty skills, they get a special options during certain Events and with Traders, Characters, and Bandits. Characters with this trait are essentially bigger Jerks than normal. When at trader camps Bandit characters can steal stuff from different merchants like weapons, food, medical, or gas. …Close to the Border is a forced Siege event in Death Road to Canada. It is the first of the endgame sieges, being guaranteed to appear on the second-to-last day of driving, after the final Trader Camp. As it is a mandatory siege, the REST option is disabled, meaning all party members must be taken into the mission, and there will always be a a Glimmer of Hope after it. This siege has a 50/50 ...