99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker: Track Every Item

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker lets you record every weapon, tool, armour piece, food item, fuel source and rare object you have discovered during a run. With dozens of items spread across cabins, chests, traders, biomes, classes and limited events, remembering everything you have found can quickly become difficult.

Most items in 99 Nights in the Forest are temporary and do not carry between separate games. This tracker therefore records items you have discovered at least once, rather than suggesting that every item remains permanently owned on your Roblox account.

Use the interactive 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker below to mark discovered items, search the collection and monitor your overall completion percentage. Your selections are saved automatically on the browser and device you are currently using.

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Track Your 99 Nights in the Forest Progress

Use our interactive trackers to record every badge, class, tameable animal and item you have discovered.

Badge Tracker Track every badge, secret challenge and known Diamond reward. Class Tracker Record owned classes, perk levels and mastered class progress. Animal Tracker Mark every tamed animal and check food and flute requirements. Item Tracker Record every weapon, tool, resource and event item discovered.

THE CLICK DISCOVERY TRACKER

99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker

Mark every tool, weapon, armour piece, food item and rare object you have discovered at least once.

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Permanent

Old Axe

Tools

Basic tree-cutting tool and emergency melee weapon.

Permanent

Good Axe

Tools

Cuts trees faster than the Old Axe.

Permanent

Strong Axe

Tools

High-tier axe for rapid wood gathering.

Permanent

Chainsaw

Tools

Powered cutting tool that clears trees quickly.

Permanent

Ice Axe

Tools

Cold-biome axe and melee weapon.

Permanent

Corrupted Axe

Tools

Advanced axe with unusual upgraded properties.

Permanent

Old Sack

Storage

Basic item-carrying capacity.

Permanent

Good Sack

Storage

Carries more loot than the Old Sack.

Permanent

Strong Sack

Storage

Large-capacity sack for long expeditions.

Old Flashlight

Navigation

Basic light source that can help against night threats.

Good Flashlight

Navigation

Improved visibility and stronger light output.

Strong Flashlight

Navigation

High-tier light source for dangerous exploration.

Map

Navigation

Displays revealed areas and useful map information.

Compass

Navigation

Shows direction and helps players return to camp.

Permanent

Old Rod

Fishing

Basic fishing tool.

Permanent

Good Rod

Fishing

Improved fishing performance.

Permanent

Strong Rod

Fishing

High-tier rod for better fishing results.

Permanent

Old Taming Flute

Taming

Tames lower-level animals.

Permanent

Good Taming Flute

Taming

Tames stronger mid-tier animals.

Permanent

Strong Taming Flute

Taming

Required for the most powerful tameable creatures.

Permanent

Spear

Weapons

Basic melee weapon with useful reach.

Permanent

Morningstar

Weapons

Heavy melee weapon for strong close-range hits.

Permanent

Katana

Weapons

Fast melee weapon associated with Assassin.

Permanent

Laser Sword

Weapons

Alien Tech melee weapon using rechargeable energy.

Permanent

Vampire Scythe

Weapons

Vampire class weapon linked to lifesteal mechanics.

Permanent

Cultist Staff

Weapons

Necromancer weapon used with Cultist souls.

Permanent

Revolver

Weapons

Reliable medium-range firearm.

Permanent

Trusty Revolver

Weapons

Gunslinger class revolver with specialist perks.

Permanent

Rifle

Weapons

Accurate long-range firearm with strong headshot damage.

Permanent

Shotgun

Weapons

High close-range damage with pellet spread.

Permanent

Tactical Shotgun

Weapons

Improved shotgun for dangerous close combat.

Permanent

Raygun

Weapons

Rechargeable Alien Tech sidearm.

Permanent

Laser Cannon

Weapons

Powerful Alien Tech area-damage weapon.

Permanent

Alien Shotgun

Weapons

Alien Scientist close-range energy weapon.

Permanent

Dissolve Ray

Weapons

Finishes weakened enemies and creates Essence.

Permanent

Blowpipe

Weapons

Ranged poison weapon used by Poison Master.

Permanent

Flamethrower

Weapons

Area fire weapon fuelled by canisters and barrels.

Permanent

Infernal Crossbow

Weapons

Fire-based ranged weapon.

Permanent

Grenade

Weapons

Explosive area-damage item.

Permanent

Throwing Knives

Weapons

Fast ranged blades used by Assassin.

Permanent

Revolver Ammo

Ammunition

Ammunition for Revolvers.

Permanent

Rifle Ammo

Ammunition

Ammunition for Rifles.

Permanent

Shotgun Ammo

Ammunition

Ammunition for Shotguns.

Permanent

Leather Armour

Armour

Basic wearable damage protection.

Permanent

Iron Armour

Armour

Stronger protection than basic armour.

Permanent

Thorn Armour

Armour

Protective body item with thorn-themed effects.

Permanent

Alien Armour

Armour

Alien Tech protection supplied by Cyborg.

Permanent

Poison Armour

Armour

Protective equipment associated with Poison Master.

Permanent

Vampire Cloak

Armour

Vampire class defensive equipment.

Permanent

Bandage

Medical

Heals active players or revives a teammate.

Permanent

Medkit

Medical

Strong healing item that can also revive teammates.

Permanent

Morsel

Food

Small meat food item.

Permanent

Steak

Food

Reliable meat food and taming ingredient.

Permanent

Berry

Food

Basic gathered food and taming ingredient.

Permanent

Carrot

Food

Food, crop and taming ingredient.

Permanent

Pumpkin

Food

Farm crop used in food and taming.

Permanent

Sweet Potato

Food

Farmed food used in meals.

Permanent

Chilli

Food

Crop and taming ingredient.

Permanent

Mackerel

Food

Common fish used as food and for taming.

Permanent

Salmon

Food

Valuable fish used in recipes and taming.

Permanent

Swordfish

Food

Large fishing reward and advanced ingredient.

Permanent

Shark

Food

High-value fishing food.

Permanent

Ribs

Food

Meat ingredient used in advanced taming.

Permanent

MRE

Food

Packaged food found while looting.

Permanent

Stew

Food

Cooked meal restoring hunger and health.

Permanent

Cake

Food

Advanced prepared food used in difficult tames.

Permanent

Pumpkin Soup

Food

Cooked pumpkin meal.

Permanent

Seafood Chowder

Food

Advanced fish-based meal.

Permanent

Steak Dinner

Food

Improved prepared meat dish.

Permanent

Meat Sandwich

Food

Prepared meal made from meat ingredients.

Permanent

Log

Fuel and Materials

Basic campfire fuel or source of crafting wood.

Permanent

Coal

Fuel and Materials

Efficient campfire fuel.

Permanent

Fuel Canister

Fuel and Materials

High-value fuel for the campfire and Flamethrower.

Permanent

Oil Barrel

Fuel and Materials

Large fuel source for fire systems.

Permanent

Wood

Fuel and Materials

Main crafting material for structures and upgrades.

Permanent

Scrap

Fuel and Materials

Core crafting resource used in many recipes.

Permanent

Cultist Gem

Fuel and Materials

Rare material linked to advanced progression.

Permanent

Essence

Fuel and Materials

Alien Scientist resource created by the Dissolve Ray.

Permanent

Bunny Foot

Pelts and Drops

Animal drop used for trading and Bandage crafting.

Permanent

Wolf Pelt

Pelts and Drops

Used for trading, crafting and class progression.

Permanent

Alpha Wolf Pelt

Pelts and Drops

Higher-value animal drop.

Permanent

Bear Pelt

Pelts and Drops

Valuable hunting and trading material.

Permanent

Seeds

Farming

Planted to grow renewable crops.

Permanent

Watering Can

Farming

Waters crops and supports farming.

Permanent

Axe Trim Kit

Upgrades

Upgrades Axes through the Meteor Anvil.

Permanent

Armour Trim Kit

Upgrades

Upgrades armour through the Meteor Anvil.

Permanent

Red Key

Keys

Unlocks Dino Kid after defeating the guards.

Permanent

Blue Key

Keys

Unlocks Kraken Kid after defeating the guards.

Permanent

Yellow Key

Keys

Unlocks Squid Kid after defeating the guards.

Permanent

Grey Key

Keys

Unlocks Koala Kid after defeating the guards.

Event

Candy Cane

Event

Christmas event currency.

Event

Present

Event

Seasonal reward container.

Event

Ladder

Event

Used to rescue event characters from trees.

Event

Ice Skates

Event

Used to travel across frozen water during events.

Event

Shovel

Event

Used to dig out trapped event characters.

Event

Sled

Event

Seasonal snow travel item.

Event

Stareweed

Event

Halloween potion ingredient activated with light.

How to Use the 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker provides a visual checklist covering the main tools, weapons, consumables, materials and special items available throughout the game.

Select an item card after finding or using that item during a run. The completion totals at the top of the tracker will update immediately.

You can use the search box and filters to narrow the collection by category, availability and discovery status.

To use the item tracker:

Search for an item by name.
Filter the tracker by item category.
Select an item after discovering it.
Separate permanent and event items.
View discovered or missing items.
Check your updated completion percentage.
Return after future games to continue the collection.

Tracker progress is stored locally in your browser. It will not automatically transfer to another device or synchronise with your Roblox account.

What Are Items in 99 Nights in the Forest?

Items are usable or collectable objects that support survival, exploration, crafting and combat.

Players can find tools for gathering resources, weapons for defeating enemies, food for managing hunger and fuel for maintaining the campfire. Other items are connected to fishing, animal taming, farming, child rescues, crafting stations and limited events.

The game’s item system includes broad categories such as weapons, tools, resources, food, armour, medical supplies, keys and Trim Kits.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker separates these categories so players can focus on a specific part of the collection rather than scrolling through one enormous list.

99 Nights in the Forest Item Categories

Item Category	Main Purpose
Tools	Gathering wood, fishing, taming and performing specialist actions
Storage	Increasing the number of items a player can carry
Navigation	Revealing the map and helping players return to camp
Weapons	Defeating animals, Cultists and other enemies
Ammunition	Supplying conventional firearms and specialist weapons
Armour	Reducing incoming damage
Medical items	Restoring health and reviving teammates
Food	Restoring hunger, health or temporary bonuses
Fuel	Maintaining and upgrading the campfire
Materials	Crafting equipment, structures and advanced items
Animal drops	Trading, crafting and class progression
Farming items	Producing renewable food
Taming items	Befriending and maintaining animal companions
Keys	Unlocking child cages and other locations
Trim Kits	Modifying or improving compatible equipment
Event items	Completing temporary seasonal objectives

Items are a central part of the survival loop because they are used to gather resources, fight enemies, fuel the fire and progress through the map.

How Many Items Are in 99 Nights in the Forest?

The exact number of items changes regularly because updates can add new weapons, crafting materials, biome equipment and temporary event objects.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker contains more than 90 currently documented items across normal and event categories.

Different databases may report different totals because some count class-exclusive equipment, temporary objects, furniture and historical event items separately.

Rather than relying on one fixed number forever, the tracker can be expanded whenever a new update introduces additional items.

Do Items Carry Between Runs?

Most normal survival items do not carry into a new game.

Weapons, food, fuel, materials, armour and tools generally belong to the current run. Players must find or obtain them again after starting another survival game.

Permanent currencies, classes, class levels and badges are tracked separately from temporary run equipment.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker records whether you have discovered an item at least once. It does not represent the contents of your current in-game Sack.

Tools in 99 Nights in the Forest

Tools allow players to gather resources, carry supplies, navigate the map and perform specialist activities.

Common tool groups include:

Tool Type	Purpose
Axes	Cutting trees and gathering logs
Sacks	Carrying additional loose items
Flashlights	Providing light and affecting certain monsters
Maps	Displaying discovered areas
Compasses	Showing travel direction
Fishing rods	Catching fish and other rewards
Taming Flutes	Taming eligible animals
Watering equipment	Supporting crop production
Specialist tools	Completing crafting, event or biome activities

Tools may be found through exploration, traders, structures or class starting equipment. The Pelt Trader can also provide tool upgrades in exchange for animal pelts.

Improved tools can dramatically increase efficiency. A stronger Axe gathers wood faster, while a better Sack reduces the number of return journeys needed during exploration.

Weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest

Weapons are used to defeat Wolves, Alpha Wolves, Bears, Cultists and other hostile creatures.

The weapon pool includes conventional firearms, melee equipment, explosives, fire weapons and Alien Tech.

Weapon Type	Examples
Basic melee	Spears, axes and heavy tools
Advanced melee	Katana, Morningstar and specialist class weapons
Firearms	Revolver, Rifle and Shotgun
Alien Tech	Raygun, Laser Cannon and Alien Shotgun
Fire weapons	Flamethrower and Infernal equipment
Poison weapons	Blowpipe and poison-based equipment
Explosives	Grenades and explosive specialist weapons
Traps	Bear Traps and defensive equipment

Some weapons can be found inside the world, while others are supplied by classes or obtained from specialist locations.

Axes and primary weapons are generally found through exploration or traders rather than crafted through the standard crafting bench.

See our [Best Weapons in 99 Nights in the Forest] guide for a complete weapon ranking.

Ammunition and Weapon Energy

Conventional firearms require the correct ammunition type.

A Revolver cannot use Rifle Ammo, while Shotguns require their own ammunition. Players should store matching ammunition near each weapon rather than keeping every round mixed together.

Alien Tech weapons use rechargeable energy instead of ordinary bullets. This removes the need to find physical ammunition, but firing too frequently can drain or overheat the weapon.

The main ammunition and energy groups include:

Revolver Ammo
Rifle Ammo
Shotgun Ammo
Explosive ammunition
Fuel for fire-based weapons
Alien Tech energy

Conserve conventional ammunition by using melee weapons against weaker animals.

Armour in 99 Nights in the Forest

Armour reduces incoming damage and improves survival during difficult objectives.

Basic armour may provide limited protection, while specialist armour can offer stronger defence or interact with a particular class.

Armour is especially useful when:

Clearing Cultist Strongholds
Rescuing missing children
Entering dangerous biomes
Fighting Bears and Alpha Wolves
Defending the camp
Playing alone
Attempting Hard Mode

Armour does not replace food, healing items or careful combat. Players can still be defeated while wearing strong protection.

Medical Items

Bandages and Medkits are two of the most valuable items in multiplayer.

Both can heal active players and revive defeated teammates. Bandages can also be crafted through the Anvil after the Workshop has been accessed.

Medical Item	Main Use
Bandage	Healing and reviving another player
Medkit	Stronger healing and reviving another player
Healing food	Restoring limited health and hunger
Class medical supplies	Starting equipment for support classes

Carry at least one revival item whenever exploring with another player.

For complete instructions, see [How to Revive Players in 99 Nights in the Forest].

Food Items

Food restores hunger and may also provide health or temporary bonuses.

Food can be obtained through hunting, gathering, farming, fishing, exploration and cooking.

The main food groups include:

Food Type	Examples
Basic meat	Morsels and Steak
Gathered food	Berries and vegetables
Fish	Mackerel, Salmon and larger catches
Packaged food	MREs and discovered supplies
Prepared meals	Stew and specialist recipes
Event food	Temporary seasonal ingredients and meals

Prepared meals generally provide stronger benefits than basic ingredients.

Consumables can restore hunger, recover health or provide temporary effects depending on the item.

Store emergency food at camp and carry a smaller supply during exploration.

Fuel Items

Fuel keeps the campfire burning and allows it to be upgraded.

Common fuel sources include Logs, Coal, Fuel Canisters and Oil Barrels. Other organic resources can also be processed into fuel through advanced equipment.

The Biofuel Processor converts organic materials such as food and pelts into efficient campfire fuel.

Logs are useful during the opening stages, but processed wood becomes increasingly valuable for crafting. Do not burn every Log after the first campfire upgrades.

Keep an emergency fuel reserve near the campfire so the group is not forced to search the forest during a dangerous night.

Crafting Materials

Crafting materials are used to build beds, storage, maps, farming equipment, machines and other progression objects.

Wood and Scrap are two of the most important materials in the game.

Other materials can include:

Bolts
Cultist Gems
Gem of the Forest
Animal drops
Seeds and Saplings
Specialist biome materials
Meteor materials
Event currencies
Alien components
Advanced crafting resources

The Gem of the Forest is used for high-level crafting progression, including the top crafting bench tier and its related recipes.

Do not burn or grind an unfamiliar material until the team confirms it is not required for an important recipe.

Pelts and Animal Drops

Animals can provide food, pelts and specialist crafting resources.

Pelts may be traded with the Pelt Trader, used in crafting or consumed through particular class mechanics.

Common animal drops include:

Animal Drop	Possible Use
Bunny Foot	Trading and medical crafting
Wolf Pelt	Trading, crafting and class progression
Alpha Wolf Pelt	Higher-value trading
Bear Pelt	Valuable trading and progression
Biome pelts	Specialist trades and recipes
Meat	Food and animal taming
Fish	Food, recipes and taming

Check whether the team needs Bandages, taming food or class progression before trading every animal drop.

Fishing Items

Fishing rods allow players to catch fish and obtain additional rewards.

The fishing system contains different rod tiers, with stronger rods improving performance and access to valuable catches.

Fish can be used for:

Restoring hunger
Preparing meals
Taming animals
Completing class objectives
Trading or crafting
Unlocking fishing-related badges

The hidden yay fishing code also requires the player to hold a fishing rod and enter the phrase during a run.

Taming Items

Animal taming requires Taming Flutes and specific food.

The main normal flute tiers are:

Taming Flute	Purpose
Old Taming Flute	Taming easier animals
Good Taming Flute	Taming stronger animals
Strong Taming Flute	Taming the most powerful animals

Different animals request different combinations of meat, fish, vegetables and prepared food.

Use our [99 Nights in the Forest Animal Taming Tracker] to record every completed tame and check the current requirements.

Farming Items

Farming creates a renewable source of food near camp.

Farm Plots, Seeds and Watering equipment allow players to grow crops throughout a longer survival run.

Common farming items include:

Farm Plots
Seeds
Saplings
Watering Cans
Carrots
Pumpkins
Sweet Potatoes
Chili
Specialist crops
Farming upgrades

Saplings can be planted in a chosen location, helping players create a more renewable supply of trees.

Farming is especially helpful in multiplayer because additional players consume food more quickly.

Keys in 99 Nights in the Forest

Keys unlock child cages and specialist locations.

The four missing children are associated with different coloured keys obtained after defeating their guarding enemies.

Key	Associated Rescue
Red Key	Dino Kid
Blue Key	Kraken Kid
Yellow Key	Squid Kid
Gray Key	Koala Kid

Other updates and areas can introduce additional specialist keys, including biome or boss-related keys.

Keys should not be treated as ordinary crafting materials. Complete the associated objective before leaving the area.

See [How to Find and Rescue All Children in 99 Nights in the Forest] for every rescue requirement.

What Are Trim Kits?

Trim Kits are specialist items used to modify compatible armour or equipment.

Different Trim Kits may provide visual or functional changes depending on the current update and item system.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker places Trim Kits in their own category because they are easier to miss than standard survival equipment.

Do not discard a Trim Kit simply because it has no immediate use. Store it until compatible equipment or the correct crafting station becomes available.

Event Items

Limited updates can introduce temporary tools, currencies, food and equipment.

Previous seasonal content has included objects such as Ice Skates, Shovels, Ladders, Sleds, Candy Canes and event-specific food.

For example, Christmas content introduced items used for travelling across snow and rescuing event characters.

Event items may become unavailable after the associated update ends. The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker separates them from normal items so players do not waste time searching for inactive content.

Best Items to Find First

Beginners should prioritise items that improve survival and resource gathering.

The most useful early discoveries include:

A better Axe
An improved Sack
A Flashlight
A Map
A Compass
Food
Fuel
A Bandage
A dependable weapon
Matching ammunition
Armour
Crafting materials

A rare weapon is helpful, but the group still needs food, fuel and materials to complete the run.

Rarest Items in 99 Nights in the Forest

Rare items are generally obtained from dangerous locations, high-value chests, class loadouts, specialist crafting stations or temporary events.

Potentially rare categories include:

Premium class weapons
Alien Tech equipment
Strong armour
High-level tools
Gem of the Forest
Specialist Trim Kits
Meteor equipment
Strong Taming Flutes
Event-exclusive items
Boss or biome drops

Rarity does not always equal usefulness. A Map or Bandage may provide more immediate value than a rare decorative or specialist item.

Does the Item Tracker Connect to Roblox?

No. The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker is an independent checklist created by The Click.

Selecting an item will not add it to your Roblox inventory. Finding an item in the game will not automatically update this page.

You must manually mark each item after discovering it.

The tracker does not require a Roblox login, email address or separate account.

Does the Item Tracker Save Progress?

Yes. Tracker progress is saved locally in the browser.

Your selections should remain when returning with the same device and browser.

Progress may disappear when:

Browser storage is cleared
Private browsing is used
You change browsers
You move to another device
Website data is deleted
A privacy extension blocks browser storage

The tracker does not currently synchronise progress between devices.

How to Reset the Item Tracker

Use the reset option inside the 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker to remove all saved discoveries.

Resetting cannot normally be undone. Only use it when beginning a new checklist or correcting inaccurate progress.

Players sharing one computer should use separate browser profiles where possible.

Common Item Collection Mistakes

Players attempting to discover every item commonly make the same mistakes.

These include:

Ignoring class-exclusive equipment
Forgetting temporary event items
Burning unfamiliar objects as fuel
Grinding rare materials too early
Leaving keys behind after combat
Assuming every item can be crafted
Searching for inactive seasonal objects
Overlooking trader rewards
Ignoring fishing and taming equipment
Confusing permanent progression with temporary run loot

Use the 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker before destroying or trading an unfamiliar object.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker?

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker is an interactive checklist for recording weapons, tools, food, armour, resources and event items discovered during the game.

Does the item tracker save progress?

Yes. Progress is stored locally in the browser and device currently being used.

Do items carry between games?

Most normal survival items do not carry between separate runs. The tracker records whether you have discovered each item at least once.

Does selecting an item give it to me in Roblox?

No. The tracker does not connect to Roblox or modify your in-game inventory.

Are event items included?

Yes. Event items are placed in a separate category so they can be distinguished from the normal item pool.

Why can I not find an event item?

The event may have ended, making the item temporarily or permanently unavailable.

Are class weapons included?

Yes. The tracker includes documented class-exclusive weapons and equipment.

Are food and crafting materials included?

Yes. Food, fuel, pelts, farming supplies and crafting materials are all included.

Are child rescue keys included?

Yes. The coloured keys associated with the four missing children are included.

Will new items be added?

The tracker can be updated whenever new items are introduced through future game updates.

Can I use the tracker on mobile?

Yes. The tracker cards and filters are designed for desktop, tablet and mobile screens.

Why has my tracker progress disappeared?

Progress can disappear after browser storage is cleared, another device is used or the tracker is opened in private browsing mode.

The 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker provides a simple way to record every weapon, tool, resource and rare object you have discovered. Use the filters to work through individual item categories, mark each new find and return after future runs to continue building your collection.

Because normal equipment resets between games, the 99 Nights in the Forest Item Tracker focuses on discovery rather than permanent ownership. Combine it with our badge, class and animal trackers to monitor every major part of your 99 Nights in the Forest progress.