Feldnotizen

Survival-Guide

Praktische Anleitungen zu denselben Fähigkeiten und Umgebungen wie im PSR-Quiz: Methoden, Materialien, Energieaufwand und Eignung je Region.

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Erste 72 Stunden

Ein Leseweg nach der Dreierregel: zuerst Feuer und Unterschlupf, dann Wasser, dann Signale zur Rettung.

Vertiefungen, die zu den Fragen des Rechners zum Können passen.

Primitive fire by friction and percussion: materials, steps, calorie cost and what fails in wet jungle vs dry desert.

Find, collect and treat water with primitive and field methods; know what fails in desert vs swamp.

Stop heat loss fast with debris huts, lean-tos and terrain-based shelters matched to your biome.

Prioritise calories and safety: foraging rules, fishing, and why most trapping fails beginners.

Stop major bleeding, manage heat and cold, and decide when to stay put versus move.

Stay oriented, travel efficiently, and make yourself findable with signals that work.

Was in jedem Biom zuerst versagt – und welche Methoden sich durchsetzen.

Temperate woods offer materials if you manage moisture: debris huts, bow drill sets, seeps and clear terrain handrails.

Moisture and insects dominate. Raise your sleep platform, favour bamboo fire methods, and treat every cut as an infection risk.

Day heat and night cold both kill—water, shade and smart travel windows come first.

Weather and exposure rule the high country. Windbreaks, honest turnaround times and ridge handrails matter more than foraging.

Cold is the clock. Stay dry, dig into snow for windproof shelter, and never waste calories on doomed friction fire without fuel.

Tides and weather rule the shore. Camp above the high line, hunt fresh water inland, and signal where boats and planes can see you.