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Notes de terrain

Guide de survie

Des notes pratiques sur les mêmes compétences et environnements que le quiz PSR : méthodes, matériaux, coût en énergie et adaptation à chaque région.

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Premières 72 heures

Un parcours de lecture selon la Règle des Trois : d'abord le feu et l'abri, puis l'eau, puis la signalisation pour être secouru.

  1. 1Primal FirePrimitive fire by friction and percussion: materials, steps, calorie cost and what fails in wet jungle vs dry desert.
  2. 2Primitive ShelterStop heat loss fast with debris huts, lean-tos and terrain-based shelters matched to your biome.
  3. 3Safe WaterFind, collect and treat water with primitive and field methods; know what fails in desert vs swamp.
  4. 4Navigation & SignallingStay oriented, travel efficiently, and make yourself findable with signals that work.

Piliers de compétence

Des analyses approfondies qui correspondent aux questions de compétence du calculateur.

Glowing ember nestled in a dry grass and bark-fiber tinder nest

Primal Fire

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

Clear spring water seeping from mossy stones into a forest pool

Safe Water

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

Primitive debris hut of leaves and branches in a woodland clearing

Primitive Shelter

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

Wild berries, greens and nuts arranged on bark and moss

Wild Food

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

Field first-aid bandage and cloth wrap laid on mossy wood

Field First Aid

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

Brass compass on weathered stone with forested ridges beyond

Navigation & Signalling

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

Par terrain

Ce qui lâche en premier dans chaque biome — et quelles méthodes l'emportent.

Temperate hardwood forest with mossy trunks and dappled canopy light

Forest Survival

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

Dense tropical jungle canopy with humid layered greens

Jungle Survival

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

Arid desert rock and scrub under harsh sun and heat haze

Desert Survival

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

Alpine timberline ridge with rocky peaks in clear mountain air

Mountain Survival

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

Arctic snowfield and ice under pale winter light

Arctic / Cold Survival

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

Rocky coastal shoreline with tide pools and sea mist

Coastal Survival

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

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