All Game Items - Call of Duty: Warzone

All Game Items in Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0

This guide covers every major item type in Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 (Al Mazrah and other modes). Items are grouped logically: Weapons, Armor, Consumables, Field Upgrades, Killstreaks, Materials & Currencies, Collectibles, and Key Equipment. For each item, we explain its function, acquisition methods, optimal usage, and any important synergies or upgrades.

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1. Weapons

Weapons are the primary means of combat. Warzone 2.0 uses a Gunsmith system with extensive attachments. Weapons are categorized by class.

1.1 Assault Rifles (ARs)

Examples: M4, TAQ-56, Kastov 762, STB 556, M13B, Chimera

Description: Versatile mid-range weapons, effective from close to medium range. Full-auto, moderate recoil.

Obtaining: Found as floor loot, in loot crates, bought at Buy Stations, or brought in via custom loadout (if you have it unlocked).

When Useful: Primary weapon for most engagements. Best at 20–50 meters. Pair with an SMG or sniper for other ranges.

Synergies: Attachments like a suppressor for stealth, high-magazine for sustained fights. Combine with a red dot sight for close quarters.

1.2 Submachine Guns (SMGs)

Examples: Lachmann Sub (MP5), Vaznev-9K, Fennec 45, PDSW 528, BAS-P

Description: High fire rate, high mobility, low recoil at close range. Effective up to 20 meters.

Obtaining: Same as ARs.

When Useful: Room clearing, building fights, aggressive pushes. Great secondary for AR users.

Synergies: Hip-fire accuracy attachments (Laser, Underbarrel) for sprint-to-fire speed. Dual-wield option for some pistols (not SMGs directly but note that dual-wield is only for pistols).

1.3 Light Machine Guns (LMGs)

Examples: RPK, RAAL MG, HCR 56, Sakin MG38

Description: Large magazines (100+ rounds), high damage output, but slow mobility and long reload times.

Obtaining: Floor loot, crates, Buy Station, loadout.

When Useful: Suppression, holding down areas, taking out vehicles. Good for mid-range.

Synergies: Use with a bipod for mounted accuracy. Pair with a pistol for mobility when repositioning.

1.4 Marksman Rifles & Sniper Rifles

Marksman Rifles: EBR-14, Lockwood MK2, SPR-208, Tempus Torrent (semi-auto/DMR)

Sniper Rifles: Victus XMR, MCPR-300, Signal 50, FJX Imperium

Description: One-hit-kill potential to the head (sniper), high damage at long ranges. Marksman rifles are faster but less powerful.

Obtaining: Same as above.

When Useful: Long-range engagements, overwatch positions, counter-sniping.

Synergies: Use a spotter scope to mark enemies. Pair with a close-range weapon (SMG or shotgun) for self-defense.

1.5 Shotguns

Examples: Bryson 800 (pump), Expedite 12 (semi-auto), KV Broadside (full-auto)

Description: Devastating at extremely close range (0–10 meters). High spread, low effective range.

Obtaining: Floor loot, crates, etc.

When Useful: Building interiors, tight corners, ambushes.

Synergies: Dragons Breath rounds for incendiary damage. Use with flashbangs to disorient enemies before rushing.

1.6 Pistols

Examples: X12, P890, Basilisk (revolver)

Description: Backup weapons. Fast swap speed, moderate damage.

Obtaining: Often found as starting weapon in Gulag, floor loot.

When Useful: When primary runs out of ammo, or in Gulag. The Basilisk can two-tap to the head.

Synergies: Akimbo (dual wield) attachment for increased fire rate.

1.7 Launchers

Examples: PILA (lock-on), RPG-7 (unguided), Strela-P, JOKR

Description: Anti-vehicle and crowd control. Lock-on launchers track vehicles and aircraft.

Obtaining: Floor loot, crates.

When Useful: Destroying vehicles, clearing clusters of enemies, taking down UAVs.

Synergies: Use with Spotter perk to see enemy equipment through walls.

1.8 Melee Weapons

Examples: Combat Knife, Baseball Bat, Tonfa, Sledgehammer

Description: One-hit-kill up close. Fast movement speed when equipped.

Obtaining: Loadout drops, found in rare loot crates.

When Useful: Stealth executions, rushing in tight spaces, as a challenge weapon.

Synergies: Use with smoke grenades to close distance. Pair with Tracker perk to see footprints.

2. Armor

2.1 Armor Plates

Types:

2-Plate Vest

3-Plate Vest

Tempered Plate (2-Plate dupe)

Ghost Vest

Obtaining: Floor loot, loot crates, Buy Stations ($3000 per plate or $10000 for full set), enemy death bags.

When Useful: Always needed. Steal enemy plates after kills. Prioritize plating before peak fights.

Synergies: The Tempered plate vest is strong for aggressive players because you need to plate less often. Combining with stim shots can heal quickly.

2.2 Armor Box (Field Upgrade)

Description: Deployable case that dispenses 3 armor plates for you and teammates.

Obtaining: Found as loot or bought at Buy Station for $5000.

When Useful: When you and your team are low on plates mid-fight or after a loot run. Use during lulls.

Synergies: Combine with restock perk to have two field upgrades.

3. Consumables

3.1 Medical Items

Bandages: (Warzone 2.0 removed – not present. Only Stim and Med Kits)

Stim (Stimulant): Instant injection that heals 50 health over time (fast). Also removes tactical equipment slowdowns. Can be used while moving.

Med Kit: Full heal (restores all health) over a few seconds. Slower than stim but heals fully.

Obtaining: Floor loot, crates, Buy Stations (Stim $1000, Med Kit $2000).

When Useful: Stim for quick combat heals, Med Kit for post-fight recovery.

Synergies: Stim + Tempered plate vest for very fast recovery. Use before entering a fight for a health buffer.

3.2 Tactical Equipment

Flashbang: Blinds and deafens enemies. Effective through walls.

Stun Grenade: Slows movement and aiming. Opponents have difficulty turning.

Smoke Grenade: Creates a visual obstruction cloud. Can also be used to block thermal scopes.

Snap Shot: Emits a pulse revealing enemies in a short radius through walls.

Gas Grenade: Deploys cloud of poison gas that damages enemies and obscures vision.

Stim Darts? Not present. Only stim injections.

Obtaining: Floor loot, crates. Can be bought at Buy Stations (Smoke $500, Flash $750, etc.)

When Useful: Flash/stun to disorient room defenders. Smoke for cover while reviving or crossing open areas. Snap Shot for quickly checking rooms.

Synergies: Smoke + Thermal scope negates smoke's concealment for you. Gas grenade can block entrances.

3.3 Lethal Equipment

Frag Grenade: Cookable explosive. High damage, can be rolled.

Semtex: Sticky explosive. Sticks to enemies or surfaces. Quick detonation.

Throwing Knife: Silent kill if hits head. One-hit down. Retrievable from surfaces but not from bodies.

Proximity Mine: Deploys a laser-triggered mine. One-hit down.

Claymore: Directional mine. Must be placed facing enemies.

Breacher Drone: Explosive drone that can be detonated manually.

Obtaining: Floor loot, crates, Buy Stations ($2000-3000).

When Useful: Frags for clearing rooms. Semtex for vehicles or sticky kills. Throwing knife for finishing downed enemies silently. Mines for area denial.

Synergies: Use with Spotter perk to see enemy equipment through walls. Pair throwing knife with a suppressed pistol for stealth kills.

4. Field Upgrades

Dead Silence: Silences footsteps and increases movement speed for a short duration.

Overkill (via perk): Not a field upgrade. Overkill is a perk 2 slot that allows two primary weapons.

Armor Box: Deployable crate for plates (described above).

Munitions Box: Deployable crate that refills all ammo (including equipment) for you and teammates.

Field Revive Pistol: Can revive a teammate from a distance (charging). Limited uses.

Recon Drone: Controllable drone that pings enemies. Very useful for intel.

Portable Radar: Deploys a radar that reveals nearby enemies on minimap.

Deployable Cover: Instantly places a low wall for cover.

Trophy System: Destroys incoming throwables (grenades, rockets).

DDoS (Downed Drone Smoke?): Not a standard field upgrade. Actually there is a DDoS field upgrade that disables electronics nearby (enemy UAVs, trophy systems).

Obtaining: Found in loot crates, Buy Stations ($4000-6000). Also can be looted from special locations.

When Useful: Armor Box/Munitions Box after fights. Dead Silence for flanking. Recon Drone for scouting before push. Trophy System for defending camp spots.

Synergies: Restock perk allows two field upgrades. Use Armor Box + Munitions Box for full sustain.

5. Killstreaks

UAV: Reveals all players within a radius on the minimap (solid dots). Can be countered by Ghost perk.

Advance UAV: Sweeps the entire map, revealing player positions (arrow direction) even if Ghost is active.

Precision Airstrike: Calls a line of bombs along a selected direction. Good for flushing out buildings.

Cluster Strike: Drops multiple bomblets in an area over time. Lasts longer than airstrike.

Mortar Strike: Continuous artillery barrage over a large radius.

Counter UAV: Jams minimap for enemies. Can be shot down.

Air Drop: Drops a loadout crate (random weapons) from the sky. Use to get your custom class or extra gear.

Bomb Drone: A controllable drone that explodes on contact. One-shot kill.

Shield Turret: Mountable heavy weapon with destructible shield.

Obtaining: Found in special loot crates (orange crates), bought at Buy Stations (UAV $4000, Airstrike $6000, etc.), or looted from enemies.

When Useful: Use UAV before pushing to check for enemies. Airstrike/Cluster to clear roofs. Bomb drone for precise kills.

Synergies: Stack multiple UAVs for persistent intel. Use Counter UAV to hide from enemy UAVs. Combine airstrike with smoke to conceal origin.

6. Materials & Currencies

6.1 Cash (Battle Royale)

Description: Universal currency in Al Mazrah. Used at Buy Stations to purchase items (killstreaks, armor plates, self-revives, gas masks, loadout markers, etc.).

Obtaining: Looted from cash piles, eliminated enemies, contracts (bounty, intel, etc.), completing scavenger events.

When Useful: Always. Save $10,000 for a personal loadout marker. Buy armor boxes when low on plates.

Synergies: Duos/triples should pool cash for a team UAV or loadout.

6.2 In-Game Resources (DMZ specific – not in standard BR)

Weapon Cases, Dog Tags, Mission Items: Not relevant for battle royale. Omitted.

6.3 Battle Pass Tokens & COD Points (Real-money)

COD Points (CP): Premium currency earned via Battle Pass or purchased. Used to buy store bundles, Battle Pass tiers.

Battle Pass Tokens: Earned by playing and used to unlock tiers in the seasonal Battle Pass.

Not gameplay items per se, but they unlock blueprints and operators.

7. Collectibles

Intel (Intelligence): White laptop items scattered around the map. Collecting them unlocks lore documents and sometimes XP.

Redacted Documents: Similar to intel, often seasonal.

Operator Dog Tags: Obtained from eliminated enemies (can be deposited for cash or used in challenges).

Event Tokens: Earned during limited events (e.g., The Haunting, Siege of Al Mazrah) to unlock exclusive rewards.

Weapon Blueprints: Rare weapon variants with unique attachments and skins. Often found as loot or rewards.

Key cards? Not in standard BR. In DMZ, there are key cards for locked areas.

8. Key Equipment (Special Items)

Self-Revive Kit: Allows you to revive yourself when downed. Single use. Can be looted from enemies or bought at Buy Station for $4000. Very high priority.

Gas Mask: Protects from the toxic circle gas. Reduces inhalation damage. Can be found around the map or bought. Breaks after taking 5-10 seconds of gas. Indispensable for late-game rotations.

Durable Gas Mask: Has more health than standard gas mask. Rare.

Armor Satchel: Increases the number of armor plates you can carry from 6 (in backpack) to 8? In Warzone 2.0, the backpack system is streamlined: you can carry up to 9 plates without a satchel (3 equipped + 6 in backpack). Actually, the Armor Satchel is not present in Warzone 2.0 BR. Instead, the backpack holds 6 plates max. There is a 'large backpack' in DMZ, but not for BR. So skip.

Riot Shield: Secondary weapon that provides frontal ballistic protection. Can be used to block shots but leaves back exposed. Found as loot or in custom loadout (if unlocked). Synergizes with throwing knives.

Deployable Shield: Field upgrade (covered above).

Portable Buy Station: Extremely rare item that allows you to access a Buy Station anywhere. Very valuable for buying loadouts in the final circle.

Gulag Entry Tokens: During WWII-themed events, tokens to re-enter Gulag after first death. Not permanent.

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Summary Table of Key Items

Item Type	Examples	Acquisition	Best Use
Weapons	ARs, SMGs, Snipers	Floor loot, loadout	Primary combat
Armor Plates	2/3 plate, Tempered	Loot, Buy Station	Survival
Stims / Med Kits	Stim, Med Kit	Loot, Buy Station	Healing
Killstreaks	UAV, Airstrike	Special crates, Buy	Intel/Area denial
Field Upgrades	Armor Box, Dead Silence	Loot, Buy Station	Utility
Self-Revive	Self-Revive Kit	Loot, Buy Station	Second chance
Gas Mask	Standard, Durable	Loot, Buy Station	Gas rotation

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Important Notes

Gunsmith Attachments: While not listed as separate items, attachments modify weapon performance. Always customize your loadout to suit your playstyle (e.g., suppressors for stealth, long barrels for range).

Backpack Inventory: In Warzone 2.0, you have a limited inventory (max 9 plates, 3 lethal, 3 tactical, 1 field upgrade, 1 killstreak). Manage items carefully.

Death Loot: After eliminating an enemy, you can take all their items. Prioritize plates, weapons, and self-revives.

Seasonal Variations: Some items may be removed or added each season. Always check patch notes.

This guide covers all major item categories in Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0. Use this knowledge to optimize your looting, loadout, and in-game decisions.