If you want to survive 99 Nights in the Forest, then you'll need to check out the Wiki link below. This is the place where you can find all additional information that you can't find inside the game! We've also added a helpful equipment guide, as well as helpful tips for saving the children, so keep reading.
What is the 99 Nights in the Forest Wiki Link?
The 99 Nights in the Forest Wiki is a great well of information that can help you figure out the game, escape the cultists, save the children, and survive the entire 99 nights. With the help of Wiki, you'll learn:
- About all available equipment
- How to craft items at the base
- How to deal with mobs, and more.
How do I get all Equipment in 99 Nights?
There are two ways to get Equipment in 99 Nights, either by exploring or by purchasing them from the Pelt Trader. In the first case, make sure to climb the watchtowers and all buildings on the map. Build up the fire in your base so that you can open up more of the map so that you have more to explore.
The Pelt Trader also has a bunch of items for sale, but you can get them only in exchange for, you might have guessed it, fur and other items you get by killing mobs (like the bunny foot). He doesn't show up every day, so make sure to save up the following items for when he does appear.
- Rabbit Foot
- Wolf Pelt
- Alpha Wolf Pelt
- Bear Pelt
What should I craft first in 99 Nights in the Forest?
Your priority in building should be the beds, as they give you day multipliers. That means that time doesn't pass normally. Instead of one day, multiple days will pass once the night ends. This will ensure that you get to 99 nights faster.
Another thing I suggest building is a Map, so that you'll be able to see what you've explored of the area. It's the cheapest item to craft in the game, so it should definitely be a priority.
How do I save the Children?
First, approach the board with the Missing Posters and interact with them. An arrow will appear above it, showing you the general direction in which the kid can be found. Go that way and you'll reach a cave that's locked and guarded by some mobs. The first one, for example, are wolves with red bandanas around their necks.
The bandanas mark them as the wolves you need to kill to open the doors. If you're playing with others, I suggest you team up to deal the most damage. Just make sure to attack the wolves slowly and only attract the attention of them one by one, to avoid getting jumped on by multiple mobs.
Once you've killed all of the wolves, take the key, unlock the gate and go inside to pick up the kid. You need to do this by putting them in your bag (make sure it's empty). Once at the base, release the kid and it will add another day multiplier.
No, the game doesn't have a Trello. The only space where you can find almost all information about the game is the 99 Nights in the Forest Wiki.
The Deer shows up at nights and it can't be hurt by regular weapons. Instead, it is hurt by light. The base with the fire lit up is the safest place at night so long as you keep the fire stoked. Flashlights are also great tools to always have on hand so that you can stun the Deer if its chasing you outside of the base. That measn
The Cultists have a chance of dropping the Cultist Gem. They attack your camp every couple of nights, but you can also search them up around the map, though be careful as they have ranged weapons too.
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