Luxury Goods (Class C)

Canned food/MREs (meal, ready-to-eat):
Preserved food stored in military ration packs or cans found in stockpiles on the surface or in unexplored Metro systems. Contains foods that are no longer available in the world like canned peach, corned beef, and beans, and are not commonly consumed by the average Metro resident. Can be used to improve the morale of residents or packed for long-term excursions.

Shelters:
The average Metro resident lives where they can, in a relative sense of simplicity. A mat on the side of a rail track, a bed in a cave, a makeshift hut made from scrap and garbage in a station, or the wreck of a subway train may act as shelter for most in the Metro. More important members of a Metro system or those of richer stations live in well-constructed huts made from metal/wood or pre-existing side rooms in a Metro station. Lighting is a huge issue in most stations, as the only light source is often emergency lights or the occasional candle. The environment is frequently dark, and citizens of the Metro regularly cite darkness as one of the biggest dreads of the system.

Bullets and Currency:
Over time, bullets became the Metro’s standard currency. They are universally accepted as a medium of exchange, but also serve a dual purpose as ammunition for firearms.