Gas Gas - White.PNG Gas is used to go on missions to play the game Gas can be obtained by the following methods:

• Time: Gas is generated from your Mission Car every 10 minutes.
• Watching Ads in the Cinema
• Trade Good Silver Crates
• Purchased for Gold: 1 Gas costs 2 Gold, but must fill our entire Tank
• Gas Booster: Unlimited Gas for 24 hours that costs $1.99 USD.

Radios (Phones) Radio.PNG Radios are used to call new Survivors to add to your squad, and to get Hero Tokens. Radios can be seen as the most “premium” Resource in the game. Radios can be obtained by the following methods:

• Wall Walkers – Tapping Wall Walkers has given Radios 2-3% of the time according to my samples.
• Mission Crates – After successful missions, Radios can be found in the Reward Crates. I have found Radios in Reward Crates 5% of the time.
• Trade Goods Store – Radios can be found in Gold & Silver Trade Good Crates. There are also options at times to purchase Radios for Trade Goods.
• Guild Rewards – Some shared team rewards for guilds are Radios.
• Gold – You can buy Radios when trying to make a Radio call (and you don’t have enough Radios) for 50 Gold for each Radio.
• Real $$ Bundles – Bundles with Radios can be purchased for real life $$.

Trade Goods (TGs) Screen Shot 2016-11-25 at 2.20.37 AM.png Trade Goods are used to buy items in the Trade Goods Store, and to upgrade Walkers in your Walker Pit. Trade Goods may be the most important Resource, IMO, as it can buy almost everything. Check here to see how I earn Trade Goods. Trade Goods can be obtained by the following methods:

• Outpost building – you can collect Trade Goods from your Outpost.
• Raiding Outposts – you get Trade Goods for successfully raiding an opponents Outpost.
• Guild Rewards – earning individual Stars in Guild Challenges gives Trade Goods as Rewards.

 Food (Supplies/Tomatoes) Food - White.PNG Food is used to upgrade the Buildings in your camp. Food can be obtained by the following methods:

• Wall Walkers
• Farm Plots – These buildings produce food. Upgrading your Farms ASAP is a good method for building your camp up. Once you get to Level 8 or 9 Farms, it’s probably best to focus on other buildings as the returns diminish.
• Mission Reward Crates – You get food when opening Reward Crates after a Mission. Food Exploration Missions give a higher % (60%+) of Food as rewards.
• Food “Scavenge” Mission Reward – When you play a Food Exploration Mission, you are given extra Food as a Reward.
• Gold and Silver Trade Good Crates
• Using Glenn as a Leader in Missions – Glenn’s Leader Trait gives you Food as well as XP when you kill Walkers in missions.
• Watching Ads in the Cinema

 Experience Points (XP) XP - White.PNG XP is used to upgrade your Survivors and Equipment. XP is a Resource that you can always use, but becomes even more important later in the game after you max your camp and Survivors. XP can be obtained by the following methods:

• Killing Walkers/Raiders in Missions – You get XP for every kill in a Mission. The higher the level of the enemy, the more XP you get. After you reach 75 kills in one mission, you only get 1 XP per kill. “Micro Farming” the end of missions is a great source of XP; stand by the exit and keep killing Walkers until you can’t kill any more, or you reach the point where the Walkers only give 1 XP per kill.
• Wall Walkers
• Mission Reward Crates – You get XP when opening Reward Crates after a Mission. XP Exploration Missions give a higher % (60%+) of XP as rewards.
• XP “Scavenge” Mission Reward – When you play an XP Exploration Mission, you are given extra XP as a Reward.
• Gold & Silver Trade Good Crates
• Scrapping Equipment – When you scrap Equipment, you are given XP. You also get about 25% of the XP you invested in upgrading equipment.
• Retiring Upgraded Survivors – When you have invested XP into upgrading a Survivor, you get a portion of that back if you Retire that Survivor (about 25%).
• Watching Ads in the Cinema

Class Tokens – Class Tokens are used to improve your Survivors. Class Tokens are “class specific.” This means that Hunter Tokens can only be used to upgrade/promote Hunters, Shooter Tokens only used for Shooters, and so on. To find out everything about Class Tokens, check here. Class Tokens can be obtained by the following methods.

• Rejecting/Retiring Survivors – When you make a Radio Call, and you don’t want to keep a Survivor from the Radio Call, you get Class Tokens for rejecting the Survivor. You also get Tokens when you retire a Survivor on your roster.
• Trade Goods Store – Class Tokens are available to purchase in the TG Store.
• Token Crates – The Token Crate reward from Challenges has a 50/50 chance of giving Class Tokens (10-32).

Hero Tokens – Hero Tokens are used to unlock and improve the Hero Survivors. Hero Tokens are “Hero specific.” This means that Daryl Tokens can be used to unlock/upgrade/promote Daryl, and so on. To find out everything about Heroes, check here. Hero Tokens can be obtained by the following methods:

• Radio Calls – Hero Tokens are given as a reward in Radio Calls.
• Trade Goods Store – Hero Tokens are available to purchase in the TG Store.
• Token Crates – The Token Crate reward from Challenges has a 50/50 chance of giving Hero Tokens (8-24).

 Gold - White.PNG Gold is used to buy extra Survivor Slots, buy Outfits, speed up building times and Survivor/Equipment upgrades, speed up the healing of Survivors in the Hospital, and purchase other currencies when you don’t have enough to do an action. Gold can be obtained by the following methods:

• Wall Walkers
• Post Mission Reward Crates
• Gold and Silver Trade Good Crates
• Real Life $$
• Completing Achievements and Quests
• Watching Ads in the Cinema