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Wastelander's Breathing Mask

Last updated 2025-03-14

A breathing mask able to filter sand and radiation out from the air. It seems like it was made from a discarded respirator.

Wastelander's Breathing Mask is a Relic piece in the set Wastelander of Banditry Desert.

Description

The Wastelanders of Talia must wear a mask at all times to protect themselves from the ever-present threats of residual radiation and sandstorms. Nobody knew if any scientific principles were even taken into account when such wild re-modifications of the ventilator mask were made. Perhaps it was all just a placebo effect.

"Haven't you heard? That old fool across the valley plugged water tubes into his mask! I definitely couldn't take that, if it were me."

The Wastelanders seldom complain about the extremely harsh climate in Talia. For one thing, ever since the nuclear blast filled the atmosphere with sand and dust, nothing could be done about it. Another reason, however, was that when red sand filled the air and blocked out the sun, it provided them with a prime opportunity to ambush the encampments of other bandit groups, as they could put on breathing masks and pop up out of nowhere among the sweeping sandstorms.

A cohort of prepared bandits attacking another cohort of unprepared bandits — such is the law of survival in Talia.

This sandstorm mask looks like a hassle to put on and remove. It has a "Nailscrap Town" anti-fraud production mark on it.

Other Languages

LanguageOfficial Name
EnglishWastelander's Breathing Mask
Chinese
(Simplified)
废土客的呼吸面罩
Chinese
(Traditional)
廢土客的呼吸面罩
Japanese廃土客の呼吸マスク
Korean황야인의 호흡 마스크
SpanishMáscara para respirar del habitante del yermo
FrenchMasque respiratoire du Ferrailleur
RussianДыхательная маска головореза
ThaiWastelander's Breathing Mask
VietnameseMặt Nạ Thở Của Kẻ Hoang Dã
GermanAtemmaske des Ödländers
IndonesianWastelander's Breathing Mask
PortugueseMáscara Respiratória do Andarilho

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