Items · Tool
Gas Can
Updated Sep 11, 2026v1.0.1Verified1 min read
| Category | Tool |
|---|---|
| Rarity | Uncommon |
| Single use | Yes |
| Used for | Car escape route (fuel) |
| Spawn maps | Searchable locations — garages and sheds are the reported pattern |
Gas is the car route's second ingredient: household weapons open no doors, but a fueled car ends the night for a full group. Reports consistently list gas among the car's requirements alongside keys, with repair tools joining when the vehicle needs work. Reported
What it does
Fuels the escape vehicle. Whether every car needs fueling every match, or only some spawn states, is unresolved in reports — scout your vehicle early and read its prompts before assigning loot jobs.
Where it spawns
Garages, sheds, and utility spaces are the reported pattern, which fits the fiction; no verified fixed-spawn map exists. Reported
Carrying it
The can is bulky in narrative terms and single-use in practice — treat delivery as a protected operation:
- Fuel before the final gathering, not during the evacuation panic. A staged, fueled car that just needs keys turned is the dream endgame.
- The fueling animation is a vulnerable window; do it with a spotter, per the escort discipline in the opening playbook.
Notes & bugs
- Whether a partially-used or dropped can persists for pickup is unverified. Unverified
- Some sources treat multi-player item requirements ("some routes need multiple players' items") as applying to the car specifically — plausible, unconfirmed. Unverified
Sources
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