Communication
Charge me
Requests that a teammate use a Wind-Up Key to restore your charge.
Use before you run dry; winding is audible and can reveal both Bunnies.Items & visual reference
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These tools connect directly to Charge, protection, objectives, detection, and Final Phase.
Match itemWind-Up KeyWind puppets, rescue teammates, activate Jack, and power rides; key use is noisy and the Monster can steal keys.
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Match itemCogInsert it into gates, shortcuts, and the fourth-floor Grand Door mechanisms.
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Match itemOilerRefills a lost protective Life Gear, up to the normal maximum of three.
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Match itemRadarSearch modes can locate keys, cogs, oilers, Impostors, the Lost Hat, and active Sisters Mannequins.
Changed · Early Access Patch №2
Match itemLost HatA Bunny can use it to escape; if the Monster finds it, the Monster receives major endgame advantages. Bunnies need Radar to locate it.
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Communication
No key
Reports that you do not have a Wind-Up Key.
Warns teammates you cannot wind a Bunny or start a key-powered mechanism.
Communication
Key on back
Shows a Wind-Up Key carried on or inserted into a Bunny's back.
Signals that the Bunny can be wound from behind or is involved in a winding interaction.
Bunny states
Key on back
A Wind-Up Key is attached to or being used on the Bunny.
Indicates a winding opportunity or active charge support.2 variantsMatch items
Wind-Up Key
The main charge and activation resource.
Wind puppets, rescue teammates, activate Jack, and power rides; key use is noisy and the Monster can steal keys.