Objects

Objects or Items are many things adventurers use to survive in The Labyrinth.

 Categories: 

There are Three Categories of Objects (Or Items): Common, Rare, and Legendary.

Common:

Common Objects are obviously, the most common and most frequent-appearing objects in The Labyrinth. Some of the many examples include Bags of Chips, Bottles and Canisters of Almond Water and Cans of Soda, and more. Most of the time, Common Items can be found in rooms, or even on the floor in many levels.

Rare: Rare Objects are not as commonly or frequently found as Common Objects. Some examples include: Any type of Knife, Any type of Pistol Ammunition, any type of Handgun, and more.

Legendary:

Legendary Items are the most scarce and unique of all Objects in The Labyrinth. One example is Object 64, or better known as "The Blazing Sword", "The Fiery Sword", "The Inferno Sword", and many other nicknames. Only one instance of "The Blazing Sword" has been found, and it is wielded by a Valiant Warrior who protects travelers in The Labyrinth, and slays all hostile entities he encounters.

Another example of a Legendary Item, are Beneficial Potions. Which Permanently Increase one's Agility, Mental Capabilities, Speed, Strength, and more. These are very rare, but can be brewed with special ingredients. 90% of all Beneficial Potions found in The Labyrinth, are temporary and only last a few hours, to a few days, or even a few months (No Longer than 1 Year) depending on the quantity drunken. Even if one consumes a large amount of Beneficial Potions, they will not have the permanent effects.

A Normal Beneficial (Or Positive Potion) will grant the consumer a special ability for temporary time, for a few hours to a few months (But Less than 1 Year).

A Permanent Beneficial Positive Potion will grant the consumer a special ability until they die, these are differentiated because they emit a bright golden glow from the outside of their bottles.

 Sub-Categories: 

There are currently Four Sub-Categories of items. They are: Consumables, Medical, Tools, or Weapons.

Consumables:

Consumables are Items/Objects survivors can eat. Consumables are some of the more Common Sub-Categories of Objects in The Labyrinth. For example, any sized and any branded bag of chips are Common Consumables. A few other Common Consumables are Bottles of Almond Water, Bottles of Regular Water, Cans of Soda, Candy, Chocolate Bars, and more.

Medical:

Medical or Medical Supplies are Items/Objects Survivors can use to heal their sicknesses or injuries. They are rarer than Consumables. One of the most highly sought-after Medical Items is the First Aid Spray (Or First-Aid Spray) a White, Metallic Bottle with a Red Cross on it. This can treat almost any type of injury, similar to the First Aid Spray in the Resident Evil Game Series. A Common Medical Item is boxes of Band-Aids, they are rare, but are more common than First-Aid Spray Bottles. Any type of Medicine (Liquid Form or Pill Form) that treats things like Allergies, Coughs, etc. can either be Common or Rare depending on the level.

Tools:

Tools are Items/Objects Survivors can use to help them survive. One Common Tool is the Hammer, a standard work hammer that can be used both as a Tool, and a Melee Weapon. Any area that has any type of construction, is bound to have hammers or any other type of construction equipment. Another Common Tool is the Flashlight, any type of flashlight. Like the Hammer, the Flashlight also spawns in any construction area. Flashlights can commonly be found on the floors of levels that inhabit hostile entities, and these flashlights possibly belong to survivors who have perished to the entities or were accidentally dropped when (a) survivor(s) tried to flee a pursuing entity.

Weapons:

Weapons are an item that Survivors (And some Intelligent Entities) can use to defend themselves. Any type of Handgun is considered "Rare". Ammunition for Handguns is also considered Rare. One example of a Legendary Weapon is Object 64 "The Blazing Sword".

 Trade: 

In The Labyrinth, you may meet Survivors who are up to trade things, including members of the Labyrinth Commerce Community or L.C.C., a Trading Group that provides Protection and Trade that works with the M.A.C. (Major Adventurer Corporation). Some members of the M.A.C. are willing to trade.