The Guides section of Zombease houses articles detailing different types of Zombies, levels of outbreak, situational escapes, supply lists, and the knowledge needed to survive a Zombie outbreak. Check back for upcoming guides and supply lists!

Anti-Zombie Weapons and Defense - Learn what is takes to kill a Zombie, and how to do with it a number of weapon types.

Bug Out Bag (BOB) - Sometimes bugging out is your only choice. Learn what to take with you and how to pack it.

Food at the End of the World - Food, like many things, will likely be scarce after a major disaster or Zombie outbreak. Learn what to store and why.

4 Types of Zombie (Chemical, Haitian Vodoun, Viral Type 1, and Viral Type 2) - We cover the four basic types of Zombie here, so you can know just what you’re up against.

H20 (water) - Access to clean drinking water is key to survival. Learn where to get it from, how to collect it, and how to make sure it’s safe to drink.

Levels of Outbreak - Zombie outbreaks, just like other disasters, occur at varying levels. Learn what to expect with this helpful guide.

Medical/Triage - An important, and often forgotten, factor in surviving through any disaster and/or survival situation… including a Zombie outbreak or attack.

Scavenging (or) One Man’s Trash – When society crumbles and the undead are at your door, it’s likely that scavenging will be the only reliable way to get important supplies and gear.

Survive in Place (or) Settle Down - There may come a time when you can not or choose not to leave your home, and you will be surviving long-term in one place. This guide can help you prepare and maintain your location for such an event. This guide also includes articles on: Home Emergency Kits and Blacking out the lights.

Survive on the Move (or) Make it Mobile – This guide expands on the idea of a Bug Out Bag, and guides you where to go, how to get there, and what to do once you arrive.

Don’t forget to check out our blog (where we answer questions of the week, post Zombie related news, share product reviews, and more) and our DIY or Die Trying Guides.