The Armory

Everything you chase with — pulled straight from the game, real stats and all. The art below is the actual in-game art; the numbers are the game's own numbers.

The showroom

20 rigs · beaters to heavies

Every chaser starts in a free Rambler 88. Where you go from there is between you and your wallet — pace, range, trunk space, and how much steel you want between you and the hail.

The parts wall

9 slots · 5 rarities · unbreakable if you're lucky

Crates drop parts, storms drop crates. Bolt them on, watch the numbers climb, strip them off before the core if you're smart.

The rarity ladder — one engine, six ways

The nail case

The nail leaderboard →

Plant a probe where you think the warning will land. If the NWS verifies your call, the hit mints a nail — longer lead, heavier metal.

The instrument bench

7 tools · 4 grades

Hail wants calipers. Wind wants an anemometer. Every verified measurement pays better than a guess — and the Field Office grade is earned, not bought.

The camera bag

4 tiers

You already own the phone. The Broadcast Pro is why the news pays some chasers more than others.

The field guide

the wild lane

Quiet nights aren't empty nights. The back roads keep a whole cast — and the camera pays for all of it.

RUMORED — sightings unverified

Dot's

the mega stop · since 1962

The chain every chase starts at. Gas, brisket, a 44 oz drink with your name on it, and sushi you'll want to think about first.

All of it is earned in the chase — no store, no shortcuts.