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Fire Axe - The Rosewood Fire Department received a brand new prototype axe for their testing leisure- however the Knox Event took place before it could take place.

Ball-peen Hammer - The infamous host of Woodcraft was invited to the Turbo station as a guest appearance on one of their hit shows- only he accidentally left his favourite hammer!

Broom - In the High School full of clout, there toiled Tom, the janitor, no doubt.

The hallways whispered with hushed disdain, as they jeered and mocked, causing Tom, the Janitor, much pain.

But Tom held his head with a silent pride, as underneath his overalls, he let nothing slide.

So he twirled and he spun, and he fought with might, the broom was no sword, but it was just right.

For he had a formidable sword, his spirit was strong, and with this, he couldn't be ignored.

Crowbar - A brave scientist attempted to fight off the infected until the last end. Now long gone, his iconic weapon remains on-site from where the monstrosities begun.

Spear - This once proud decorative weapon has now fallen off the famous monument situated in this well-financed Louisville area.

Hand Axe - A Ranger brought his trusty hand axe to the ranger station, intending to chop fire wood. Little did he know it’d be useful for so much more..

Police Baton - The Doe Valley Police Department were very confused when a brand new top-of-the-line baton accidentally was delivered to them.

Katana- Rumour has it a Pawn-shop owner in Louisville is an avid historical collector and possesses an authentic legendary weapon originating from a foreign enemy in World War 2.

Wood Axe - The founder of McCoy’s Logging Co. was once a humble lumberjack, back during a time when he had little worries for corporate matters such as “company growth” and “expenditure”. It’s been said that now during times of stress, he'll unwind by going back to his roots with his trust old friend.

Pick Axe - The recent closure of the local Muldraugh mine led to a lot of the equipment being shipped out onto trains.

Baseball Bat - Competition was intensifying within the baseball bat sporting goods market. Desperate to divulge into new products, a prototype was made within their factory, however the Knox Event took place before full-scale manufacture could take place.

Machete - Many camp stories exist of the mythical Westpoint Slasher, legends of attacking oblivious counsellors that were attempting to grab firewood. These stories, however, were often exaggerated each year by the next set of counsellors.

Hand Scythe - Fed up of his rusty used scythe and keen to be the envy of the farming land, a farmer decided to purchase a brand new shiny scythe and would often leave it in the barn to show off his new trinket.

Lead Pipe - Suddenly realising what was happening around him, a Westpoint construction worker improvised a weapon from the toughest and hardest pipe he could find- only for a horde to sneak behind and grab him..

Hunting Knife - A recently famous General left their knife in a very hasty retreat.

Kitchen Knife - Since the 1960s, many rumour and myths circulated of strange gatherings of individuals in the old abandoned camp grounds near Muldraugh, often within the old church.

Pipe Wrench - A mechanic at the Knox Drag Racing Track was proud of his custom-made tool.

Garden Fork - Many hay bales have been attacked by this fierce weapon- to the annoyance of the ponies watching hungrily nearby.

Wooden Mallet - Angry over the flimsy wooden mallets across Kentucky, this construction worker decided to get something stronger for his next job in Riverside.

Ice Pick - Although a finely crafted improvised weapon, it wasn't enough to stop the West Block's inmates from eating him..

Cleaver - A brand new and expensive sharpened meat cleaver was mistakenly delivered to a low end restaurant situated in a somewhat popular shopping mall. Needless to say, the very surprised chef kept his shiny new secret from everyone else.

Letter Opener - Democracy and charisma is the name of the game. However, unfortunately the undead had little care for the Westpoint mayor's silver tongue. Except for how it tasted.

Violin - Rumour has it a very expensive and old instrument resides in the attic of a large and wealthy Louisville homeowner.

Golf Club - A far away club house often brimming with wealthy and famous attendees were competing in a game of golf for this prized award.

Scalpel - The St. Peregrin surgeon leant forward with his scalpel poised, until he hesitated. Remembering the severity of the situation, he leant forward and cut the the poor infected soul's throat. Little did he know it was too late..

Stake - A Muldraugh priest thought himself prepared- only to end up in a bloodied one-sided fight. Shame they weren’t vampires as he initially thought..

Plunger - The world famous "Piston doré" art installation was touring across the United States to the critical acclaim of art enthusiasts- finally ending up in the heart of Louisville.

Electric Guitar - A very famous musician’s guitar remains sat, unplayed, with no one to listen except for an audience of the undead.

Stone Axe - This archaeological treasure has remained undiscovered on a river island for many many years.

Pen - The Post Office receptionist was eager to show-off and boast of their highly advanced, and expensive, writing instrument to their fellow colleagues- as well as to any poor individual from March Ridge that walked through the door.