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The Last Plague: Blight Beginner/Intermediate Tips & Tricks
By Adamantium Wolf
Just some tips and tricks I have learned so far on my The Last Plague: Blight journey. Enjoy!

I will update as I encounter more tips and tricks. Keep 'em coming!
   
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Category: Crafting, Gameplay Basics, Loot, Maps or Levels, Multiplayer, Weapons
Languages: English
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22 Oct, 2024 @ 9:15am
27 Oct, 2024 @ 11:44am
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Guide Index
Overview
Base Building 
Wildlife 
Food, Drinks, & Consumables 
Crafting & Repairing 
Death 
Comments
Base Building
  • Ideally, your base should be located near water, a road, and somewhat flat with a lot of trees nearby.
  • Do not spend too much time worrying about the placement of items. You can dismantle and get the resources back.
  • Be prepared to have multiple camps. It seems like the map is too large to explore one side and make it back in time for sundown.
  • Leave a few tree stumps in or near your base to act as a forge.
  • Try to surround your camp with Logs and Thick Logs to keep predators out.
Wildlife
  • Animals in the game so far include: brown bear, black bear, boar, coyote, deer, rabbit, wolf.
  • Bears, coyotes, and wolfs are aggressive and will attack once they notice you.
  • Boars are passive until attacked.
  • Deer and rabbit will always flee.
  • Use fire to keep animals away.

Animal
Attack Damage per Hit
Brown Bear
?
Black Bear
20
Boar
30
Coyote
3
Wolf
?
Food, Drinks, & Consumables
  • A blight infection will reduce your stats. This debuff worsens as you come into contact with more blight.
  • Pine nuts are the best early game food source though they will increase thirst slightly but won't give you blight.
Crafting & Repairing
  • Your default tools can be repaired up to 50% with the small chunk of sandstone.
  • The spear can also be repaired with the knife.
  • Herbs do not have a spoil timer. Mushrooms, blueberries, meat, fat, and hide do.
Death
  • In multiplayer mode, death has consequences. You lose everything you were carrying and respawn randomly on the map. You can locate your corpse and loot your old items.
  • Your stats and axe/knife durability are reduced.
  • Falling trees kill!
11 Comments
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H3ewd3dwew 25 Aug @ 4:18am 
крута
ttr 19 Jul @ 7:24am 
re food: fishing is best as dead fish do not add blight (might be a bug)
1) use fish trap and caught fishes.
2) keep them in inventory until their condition goes to 0 - they will not rotten, they will die
3) slice them into fillets
4) cook/smoke
Panacea 3 Apr @ 5:30pm 
@Lloyd_Marshall It's a bug or a feature in RL?
Lloyd_Marshall 13 Feb @ 11:51am 
so the falling trees killing you is a feature not a bug? That's good to know.
flempacker 29 Dec, 2024 @ 12:48pm 
Garlic does go bad
flempacker 29 Dec, 2024 @ 12:46pm 
brown bear is not afraid of camp fire and does very quick 30 damage.
Browns are afraid so you can actually spear them until they take no more damage that way as they run back and forth, then knife them as they keep cirlcing back and forth.
EgyptianTV 19 Nov, 2024 @ 11:41pm 
brown bears scared of fire? didn't seem scared while eating my rabbit in the pot on the fire..
Albino 2 Nov, 2024 @ 2:29pm 
good guide thanks
Adamantium Wolf  [author] 22 Oct, 2024 @ 11:33pm 
Awesome good to know. Thank you both.
Salvatos 22 Oct, 2024 @ 11:13pm 
I think the fire thing is specific to brown bears.

The information regarding death only applies in coop. In single player, you have to load a save upon dying.