Fust Survival Crates: Where Players Found Them and What Came Out
What came out of Fust Survival crates, where players found them around monument areas like the oil rig, and the loot actually documented: a Revolver, Tech Trash, two C4s, a Semi-Automatic Assault Rifle, a Supply Signal and more.
Quick answer
Crates in Fust Survival are named lootable containers found around monument-style areas — an industrial structure and the oil-rig area in the recorded runs. The table below lists every documented crate and what came out of it.
- Press M to open the full-island map and navigate toward labeled monument points such as Outpost; the map does not mark individual crate spawns, so the search at the site is on you.
- Every entry below is a single observed example, not a loot table or drop-rate statement — and the oil-rig session was played on a modded 5x server.
Two recorded runs of Fust Survival, the Roblox survival game in the Rust mold, show crates in action from beginning to end: where players went to find them, and what they actually carried away. One run is a walkthrough of the game's systems; the other is a tester's session on a modded 5x server. That second detail matters when you read the loot lists below.
Documented crate finds at a glance
Three named container finds and one HUD loot log make up the recorded record. Each is listed below with the session it came from:
Data table
- Crate
- Military Crate
- Where it was seen
- On an industrial structure
- What came out
- Revolver, Pistol Ammo, Tech Trash, Metal Pipe
- Session
- Systems walkthrough
- Crate
- Time crate
- Where it was seen
- Near the oil rig area
- What came out
- Two C4s and a Semi-Automatic Assault Rifle
- Session
- Tester run, modded 5x server
- Crate
- Military crate
- Where it was seen
- Same oil-rig trip, shortly after the time crate
- What came out
- Supply Signal, which can be used to call in an airdrop
- Session
- Tester run, modded 5x server
The walkthrough run adds one more loot entry that the HUD logged without showing which container produced it: on top of an oil-rig style platform, the player picked up +240 Gun Powder and +1 Wood Armor Pants, consistent with looting containers or pickups at that monument. Treat that as monument loot rather than a confirmed crate contents list.
Two crates in one oil-rig trip
One recorded trip can also surface more than one container and label. The tester opened the time crate, then found “another military crate” shortly afterwards in the same oil-rig area, and both paid out high-value gear.
Where crates appear, and how to get there
Every recorded crate sits around a monument-style area. The Military Crate was placed on an industrial structure. The tester's two crates both turned up while he was checking out the oil rig area, and the systems walkthrough separately logged +240 Gun Powder and +1 Wood Armor Pants on top of an oil-rig style platform.
Press M to open the full-island map, which shows labeled points such as Outpost that you can navigate toward. The recorded oil-rig trip was reached by boat. The map does not mark individual crate spawns, though — once you arrive at a monument area, expect to search the site yourself, the way the tester moved through the oil rig area and came across his two crates in quick succession.
How to read the documented loot
The lists above are honest examples, not guarantees, and three conditions keep them that way:
- Each entry is a single observed opening. One Military Crate yielding a Revolver, Pistol Ammo, Tech Trash and a Metal Pipe does not make that its fixed loot table, and nothing in the runs establishes drop rates for any item.
- The crate-to-item mapping is session narration. In the oil-rig trip, the pairing of each crate with its contents comes from the tester's on-screen reaction and commentary as he opened them, not from a verified per-crate table.
- Quantities may be inflated. That session ran on a modded 5x server, which the tester points out himself while showing off the guns, armor, ammo and materials he had accumulated from looting. On a standard-rate server, expect the same kinds of items without assuming the same amounts.
What the finds do establish is the shape of the reward: crates sit around monument-style areas, and opening one can hand out weapons, ammo and explosives — with the amounts shown belonging to the sessions that recorded them.
Related guides
- Fust Survival beginner guide — the fundamentals, map included, that make monument trips smoother.
- Fust Survival resource gathering — the other half of the loot picture: where raw materials come from.
- Fust Survival raid guide — where a find like the time crate's two C4s fits into a bigger session.