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Cotton Headsack


Cotton Headsack
Cotton Headsack
Class Accessory
Slot Full Head
Covers Head
Can't Wear With
  • Breathing Apparatus
  • Breathing Mask
  • Bulky Hooded Jacket
  • Eye Mask
  • Eyes
  • Full Suit and Hood
  • Full Top
  • Hat
  • Hooded Jacket
  • Hooded Sweater
  • Left Eye
  • Mask
  • Right Eye
Weight 1
Insulation 75%
Wind Resistance 75%
Water Resistance 75%
Bite Defense -
Scratch Defense 5%
Vision -50%
Hearing -15%
Chance to Fall 10%
Can Tear Yes
Crafting Skill None
Crafting See How to Craft
Location Containers
Spawn ID /additem Base.Hat_HeadSack_Cotton
Crafting XP 9 XP (Tailoring)

The Cotton Headsack is a cloth sack pulled over the whole head. It is an accessory for the Full Head slot. It works as a disguise and gives fair warmth and rain cover.

Its cost is heavy. It cuts the wearer's sight in half and dulls hearing. It is comfortable to wear, unlike the burlap version.

Headsacks turn up in backstage rooms, attics and closets. They can also be cut from a pillow or sewn from cotton fabric or a sheet. The Tailor is the best occupation for accessories. It starts with the most Tailoring skill.

Wearing


The headsack keeps the head three quarters warm. It blocks three quarters of the wind and the rain. That suits cold or wet weather.

It stops about one scratch in twenty on the head.

Its biggest drawback is vision. The sack halves how far the wearer can see. Hearing drops by about a sixth. A survivor wearing it notices zombies much later than usual.

The Burlap Headsack gives the same warmth and stops twice as many scratches, but it adds discomfort. The Tarp Headsack keeps out all rain. The Cloth Headwrap (Fully Closed) is a better pick for most days. It is warmer, blocks all wind and leaves sight clear.

The headsack fills the Full Head slot. It clashes with hats, masks, glasses, eye patches, raised hoods and full suits. It rarely falls off when the wearer is hit.

Tailoring


The headsack can get holes when it takes damage.

The Sew Head Sack recipe makes one from a Cotton Fabric Roll or a Sheet and thread. It needs scissors and a sewing needle, both kept, and Tailoring 1. The Cut Head Sack recipe is quicker. It cuts a pillow into a headsack with scissors or a sharp knife. No skill is needed for the cut.

How to Craft Cotton Headsack


Each recipe that makes the Cotton Headsack is listed with its materials and the tools it keeps.

Sew Head Sack

The Sew Head Sack recipe makes the Cotton Headsack. It needs Tailoring level 1.

Name Image Amount Kept Spawn ID
Scissors Scissors 1x Yes /additem Base.Scissors
Needle Needle 1x Yes /additem Base.Needle
Cotton Fabric Roll Cotton Fabric Roll 1x No /additem Base.FabricRoll_Cotton
Thread Thread 1x No /additem Base.Thread

Cut Head Sack

The Cut Head Sack recipe makes the Cotton Headsack. It needs no skill level.

Name Image Amount Kept Spawn ID
Scissors Scissors 1x Yes /additem Base.Scissors
Sack Sack 1x No /additem Base.EmptySandbag

Locations


The headsack is a fairly rare find. Backstage counters are the likeliest spot, at about one in six. Backstage dressers and lockers hold them now and then. Drug shack counters turn one up too. Attics, closets, living rooms, halls and garage storage hold them only rarely.

The places where it spawns, with the rough chance per container. Each tab shows one kind of place.

Location Container Chance
Backstage Counter 16.2%
Backstage Dresser 10.1%
Backstage Locker 4.4%
Drug shack Counter 1.7%
Backstage Other 0.9%
Drug shack Other 0.7%
Drug lab Counter 0.3%
Drug lab Overhead cupboard 0.3%
Storage unit Other 0.1%
Derelict Other <0.1%
Location Container Chance
Attic Cardboard box 1.1%
Attic Crate 1.1%
Attic Other 1.1%
Closet Locker 1.1%
Closet Other 1.1%
Garage storage Other 1.1%
Hall Other 1.1%
Living room Locker 1.1%
Living room Other 1.1%

Notes


  • The headsack counts as a disguise.
  • Wearing it halves how far the wearer can see.
  • A pillow and a knife make one in seconds.
  • It burns as fuel and as tinder for a fire.


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