All Game Items

All Game Items Guide for Battlefield 1

Overview

Battlefield 1 features a wide variety of items divided into weapons, gadgets, grenades, melee tools, vehicles, collectibles, and currencies. Items are earned through progression, purchased with in-game currencies, or found in the single-player campaign. Below is a complete catalog organized by category.

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1. Primary Weapons

Primary weapons are class-specific. Each class has its own pool of weapons, further divided by weapon type (e.g., Bolt-Action Rifles, SMGs, Shotguns, LMGs). Each weapon can have variants that add different attachments (e.g., Infantry, Optical, Marksman, Sniper).

Assault Class

Medic Class

Support Class

Scout Class

Weapon Variants & Attachments

Each primary weapon has two or three variants that change sights, bipod, or spread. For example:

• Infantry: Standard iron sights.


• Optical: 1.25x scope, faster ADS.


• Marksman: 4x scope, bipod.


• Sniper: 5x or 8x scope, bipod.


• Trench: Improved hip-fire.


• Storm: Reduced recoil.


• Factory: Balanced.

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2. Secondary Weapons (Pistols)

Pistols are universal across all classes. They serve as backup weapons.

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3. Melee Weapons

Melee weapons are unlocked by completing assignments or found in battlepacks. They vary in damage, speed, and swing type.

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4. Gadgets & Equipment

Each class has unique gadgets that provide utility.

Assault Gadgets

• Anti-Tank Grenade: High explosive damage to vehicles.


• AT Rocket Gun: Direct-fire rocket launcher.


• Dynamite: Placeable explosive, can be detonated manually.


• Light Anti-Tank Grenade: Smaller, throwable.




Medic Gadgets



• Syringe: Revive downed teammates.


• Medical Crate/Medical Pouch: Heal teammates (crate heals in area, pouch is instant).


• Field Bandage: Self-heal (limited supply).


• Smoke Grenade Launcher: Launches smoke rounds for concealment.




Support Gadgets



• Ammo Crate/Ammo Pouch: Restore ammo for teammates (crate area, pouch instant).


• Mortar (Air or HE): Deployable ranged explosive.


• Repair Tool: Repair friendly vehicles.




Scout Gadgets



• Spotting Flare: Illuminates area and reveals enemies on minimap.


• Periscope: Spot enemies at distance without aiming down sights.


• K-Bullets: Anti-vehicle bullet (damages light vehicles and disables parts).


• Tripwire Bomb: Proximity mine (HE or Gas variant).




Universal Gadgets (All Classes)



• Gas Mask: Protects from gas, restricts vision.


• Bayonet Charge: Equipped as melee ability (press melee while sprinting).

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5. Grenades & Throwables

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6. Vehicles (as Equipment)

Vehicles are spawned in multiplayer and have their own weapon loadouts. They are not inventory items but are controlled by players.

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7. Currencies

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8. Collectibles

Field Manuals

Found in single-player War Stories. Each manual gives a brief description of a WWI-era item. Collecting all in a story unlocks a Codex entry.

• Location: Hidden in levels; use collectible guide.


• Reward: Codex entries, trophy/achievement.




Codex Entries


Unlocked by collecting Field Manuals or performing specific actions in multiplayer (e.g., kills with specific weapons). Provide historical context and lore.



Dog Tags


Unlocked by completing assignments, reaching milestones, or Battlepack drops. Displayed when you kill an enemy (they see your dog tag).

• Examples: Marksman Dog Tag, Parachute Dog Tag, Medic 100 kills.




Weapon Skins (Heirlooms & Distinguishable)


Cosmetic variants of weapons (e.g., "The Annihilator", "The Deceiver"). Earned from Battlepacks or scrap exchange. No gameplay effect.



Service Stars


Awarded for each 100 kills with a weapon or 50 kills with a vehicle. Displayed as a star icon next to the weapon. Unlocks unique dog tags at certain milestones (e.g., 1000 kills).



Puzzle Pieces


Some melee weapons (e.g., The Shovel, The Hatchet, The Bartek Bludgeon) require collecting 5 puzzle pieces from Battlepacks to assemble.

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9. Consumables & Materials


Battlefield 1 does not have traditional consumables like food or potions. However, the following are counted as limited-use items:


• Medical Pouch: One-use heal (Medic gadget).


• Ammo Pouch: One-use ammo resupply (Support gadget).


• Mortar Flares: Limited number of shots per mortar deployment.


• Vehicle Repair Tool: Has infinite uses but requires time.


• Gas Mask Filters: Time-limited; must recharge after exposure.


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10. Key Equipment & Synergies



• Spotting Flare + Sniper: Perfect for revealing enemies at range.


• AT Rocket Gun + Dynamite: Assault combo to destroy tanks.


• Mortar + Spotting Flare: Scout can spot targets for Support’s mortar.


• Syringe + Medical Crate: Medic can both revive and heal continuously.


• Ammo Crate + Mortar: Support can sustain mortar fire.


• Gas Grenade + Gas Mask: Deploy gas to force enemies to equip masks (reducing vision) while your team rushes.

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Conclusion

This guide covers every significant item in Battlefield 1. Use the table of contents above to navigate. Always check your class’s weapon progression tab to see unlock requirements. For collectibles, refer to online interactive maps for Field Manual locations. Spend War Bonds wisely—prioritize weapons that fit your playstyle.