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Mistfall Hunter Extraction Checklist

Tick off your pre-extract objectives and never lose loot to a careless run. Progress saves locally.

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How to Use This Tool

The checklist is a grouped list of the pre-extract objectives that separate a clean run from a careless one. Groups cover preparation, supplies, extraction point and loot rules — the same checks experienced players run through before every drop.

  • Step 1 — Open the checklist and review the grouped objectives.
  • Step 2 — Tick off every item you have completed.
  • Step 3 — Watch the progress bar as it fills toward 100%.
  • Step 4 — Hit 100% and the tool confirms you're extraction-ready.
  • Step 5 — Use Reset for the next run, or Copy list to share your prep.
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Tap any item to tick it off. Progress is saved automatically in your browser's local storage, so your list survives refreshes and stays with you between sessions.

What the Groups Cover

Preparation covers class and loadout checks — the gear you carry and the stance you plan to run. Supplies covers consumables like Field Tonic, Wound Salve and Smoke Flask, which separate a run that recovers from a run that ends early.

  • Preparation — loadout, stance and objective check
  • Supplies — consumables and utility items
  • Extraction point — exit confirmed before committing
  • Loot rules — when to leave, what to keep
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Extraction point covers confirming your exit before you commit to a route, and loot rules covers the discipline of leaving when you have loot worth keeping. Together they form the loop this site teaches in the First Extraction and Extraction guides.

Why a Pre-Run Check Helps

A checklist is most useful before the queue pops, when a missed supply, uncertain extraction point, or unclear loot rule can still be corrected. Tick the sections in order: loadout, supplies, route, then loot intent. The list is not a promise of a safe run; it is a small pause that makes avoidable mistakes visible while the cost of changing course is low. If the browser cannot save progress, keep using the list for the current session and reset it deliberately afterward.

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Use the checklist as a short handoff between preparation and the queue. Confirm the item that would hurt most to forget, the extraction option you expect to use, and the loot rule that tells you when to leave. The aim is not to predict every encounter; it is to remove easy oversights while you can still change your loadout. If browser storage is unavailable, treat the current-session list as a fresh manual check.

How Progress Is Stored

All progress lives in your browser's local storage. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no account. If local storage is unavailable — for example in a private browsing window — the checklist still works for the session but won't persist after you close the tab.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Extraction Checklist include?

It groups 15-20 pre-extract objectives: loadout checks, supplies, extraction point confirmation, loot rules and more, so you don't lose a run to a careless miss.

Is my checklist progress saved?

Yes. Progress is saved automatically in your browser's local storage, so it survives refreshes. If local storage is unavailable (private mode), the checklist still works for the session but won't persist.

Can I reset the checklist?

Yes. A reset button clears all checks and returns the progress bar to 0%. When you complete 100% of the checklist, the tool confirms you're ready to extract.

Is the checklist free?

Yes — free to use, no account, no sign-up.