The Shipwreck



The Shipwreck is a unique camp station in Dead In Vinland and is available from day 1. Unlike other camp stations, which have repairable durability, the shipwreck has a maximum of 10 uses. Once it has been scavenged from 10 times, it will be permanently unavailable.

Scavenging the shipwreck results in Fatigue and  Depression, modified by the attending character's  Constitution  and  Courage  respectively. The amount of items recovered is based on the attending character's  Scavenging  skill, but the type of items is preset.

The following is a list of items recoverable from the Shipwreck:

Upon Exhausting the Shipwreck

''You have recovered everything that could be usable from your old ship. The last piece of memory that tied you to your past life has now turned into a poor, rotten, wooden board drifting into the unknown sea.''

That's it! The last piece of equipment I could bring back from our old ship. Now, we'll have to fend for ourselves.

I hope we made good use of the resources we had. What if we wasted some on useless things?

I don't think anything we build will be superfluous.

Let's review our needs.

We need a steady supply of wood, to continue to build things. And for our fire!

Yes. Don't forget that our fire is vital, not only to warm ourselves, but also to cook, boil water, etc...

And if we lose it, making a new one will be hard. We need to find this weird mushroom that grows on trees. Without it, no fire.

What else do we need? Ropes, to tie things up?

Yes. And a lot. That's a good start to build things.

We need a supply of food now that our reserves from our old home are exhausted.

We can hunt!

Yes, and fish. And we can gather fruit, if we know which ones are edible.

I can help with that.

Of course we need water too.

And some healing plants. Diseases are brought on us by the gods, but we can fight back a little.

If we keep on exploring, I'm sure we will find more resources too.

... If we can provide all the basics, we will have a chance to survive... And think about settling here for good.

Don't forget the tributes to Bjorn too. We must work twice as hard to feed this pig, until we... Take care of him.

I can't see it happening before a long, long time.

...

Let's just focus on work for now.