Items and tools
The store page names the kit. Fandom sorts what you steal. Almost no official price list exists, so this hub does not invent one.
Kit named by the store
Lockpicks open doors. A crossbow is described as a quiet way to drop a guard or a camera. Sleeping gas goes through vents. A baseball bat is the loud option. Later tools in the same paragraph are drones, zip ties, and scanners. Insider tips are something you buy to read a target before you walk in.
| Loot bucket on Fandom | Rows listed |
|---|---|
| Electronics | 38 |
| Appliances | 9 |
| Vehicle parts | 4 |
| Art | 7 |
| Jewelry | 5 |
| Other, including gift cards | 13 |
Separate pages for confused names
Gift voucher might mean a $50 to $250 card, or it might mean the machine that hands out abilities after a clear. Terminal might mean the truck computer or a wall panel. Stacker is the stacking skill in the guides I read, not a gadget with that exact name. Each of those has its own page so the meanings do not get glued together.
Paintings, alcohol, and kitchen appliances exist as Fandom categories. I am not expanding them into fake catalogs.
Questions
Do tools break?
The furniture guide says tools wear down and that a repair bench restores them without a fee once you own the bench.
Why are locked phones worth less?
That furniture article says locked electronics sell low and unlocked ones sell several times more. It does not give a per-model price.