A6 Polaris Spawn Tables: Complete Loot Reference

Intermediate25-35 minutesCross-platformUnturnedA6 Polaris

A6 Polaris is a curated Unturned map with 134 spawn tables across its arctic landscape. This reference covers every spawn table covered by this extraction -- 28 tables spanning droppers, world spawns, and animal loot pools. If you need to know which container drops an Armored Plates or where a Sweater can appear, this article is the answer.

This article describes what the game files define. It is not a play guide. Every percentage, item name, and rarity label below appears literally in the decompiled map data. Nothing is estimated, converted, or guessed.

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Understanding the Chance column

Every spawn table in Unturned assigns each item a weight -- an integer that represents how strongly that item competes against other items in the same table. When the game rolls a table, it adds up every weight in that table to produce a total, then divides each item's weight by that total. The result is the number in the Chance column, expressed as a percentage.

Two things matter when reading a chance value:

1. A higher percentage means the item appears more often. A 48% chance means that, on any given roll of that table, the item is roughly 48 times more likely to appear than an item with a 1% chance -- not that it appears on 48% of container opens. The distinction matters because multiple rolls can happen on one container, and because some tables are rolled more often than others (a world-spawn table fires thousands of times across a map, while a boss table fires once per boss kill).

2. The sum of all chances in a complete table is 100%. When you see a truncated table (marked "Showing the X most likely of Y outcomes"), the remaining items fill the gap. The visible rows are the most probable outcomes -- the ones a player or server operator will encounter most frequently.

Weights are set by the map author. They are not random. A map with a 20% chance on Fisherman Overalls and a 0.1% chance on Mercenary Helmet is telling you something about how that map intends players to progress.

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Droppers: loot containers

Dropper tables define what comes out of specific container objects on the map -- crates, boxes, airdrops, caches, animals, and boss corpses. Each table has a unique Table ID that the game engine uses to resolve the container type to its loot pool.

Frost_Airdrop

Table ID 36019, category Droppers, 41 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Grenade	Throwable	Rare	21.963%
Armored Plates	Barricade	Legendary	21.963%
Gunpowder	Barricade	Legendary	10.982%
M349 "Penumbra"	Gun	Legendary	2.196%
NP9 "Kinnie"	Gun	Epic	2.196%
F-11 "Fälscher"	Gun	Legendary	2.196%
Mechanical Lotus	Barricade	Epic	2.196%
N200 "Brenter"	Gun	Epic	2.196%
Detonator	Detonator	Legendary	2.196%
Grenade Launcher	Gun	Epic	2.196%
N4 "Walnut"	Gun	Epic	2.196%
K30 "Krizzy"	Gun	Legendary	2.196%
12.7mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Epic	2.196%
Sentry Engine	Supply	Legendary	1.098%
Mercenary Bottom	Pants	Legendary	1.093%
Mercenary Top	Shirt	Legendary	1.093%
Mercenary Backpack	Backpack	Legendary	1.093%
Mercenary Helmet	Hat	Legendary	1.093%

Showing the 18 most likely of 41 outcomes.

The A6 Polaris airdrop is dominated by two items at the top: Grenade and Armored Plates, each at 21.963%. Together they account for nearly 44% of every airdrop roll. If a player calls in an airdrop and gets one of those two items, that is the most likely outcome by a wide margin.

The gun pool spans eight distinct firearms, each at 2.196% -- the M349, NP9, F-11, N200, Grenade Launcher, N4, and K30. Individually these are uncommon pulls, but collectively they represent a weighted firearm chance of roughly 17.6% per roll. The Mercenary clothing set (Top, Bottom, Helmet, Backpack) sits at 1.093% each, making a full Mercenary drop from a single airdrop highly unlikely.

Frost_Airdrop_Cracked

Table ID 36020, category Droppers, 12 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Gun Oil	Barricade	Legendary	20.367%
Armored Plates	Barricade	Legendary	20.367%
Bevlar	Supply	Legendary	20.367%
Gunpowder	Barricade	Legendary	10.183%
Detonator	Detonator	Legendary	4.073%
M349 "Penumbra"	Gun	Legendary	4.073%
K30 "Krizzy"	Gun	Legendary	4.073%
Mechanical Lotus	Barricade	Epic	4.073%
Sentry Engine	Supply	Legendary	4.073%
F-11 "Fälscher"	Gun	Legendary	4.073%
12.7mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Epic	4.073%
"Reginald" Penguin	Barricade	Rare	0.204%

This is the cracked or damaged variant of the airdrop. Its top three slots -- Gun Oil, Armored Plates, and Bevlar -- each sit at 20.367%, together covering over 61% of all rolls. The cracked airdrop is therefore a reliable source of legendary crafting materials, more so than the pristine airdrop above.

The "Reginald" Penguin at 0.204% is the rarest individual pull across all the dropper tables in this extraction. It is a cosmetic barricade item with a weight so low that most players will never see it from this source.

Frost_Airdrop_Attachments

Table ID 36131, category Droppers, 11 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
K&R Octagon Suppressor	Barrel	Legendary	9.091%
K&R Decagon Suppressor	Barrel	Legendary	9.091%
REAPER Compensator	Barrel	Legendary	9.091%
BVL Muzzle Brake	Barrel	Legendary	9.091%
BVL Stock	Grip	Legendary	9.091%
K&R Stock	Grip	Legendary	9.091%
REAPER Stock	Grip	Legendary	9.091%
BVL Tilted Grip	Tactical	Legendary	9.091%
REAPER Vertical Grip	Tactical	Legendary	9.091%
K&R Horizontal Grip	Tactical	Legendary	9.091%
K&R Hand Stop	Tactical	Legendary	9.091%

A perfectly flat spread: every item in this 11-outcome table has exactly the same 9.091% chance. This is a designer decision -- the author of A6 Polaris wanted each legendary attachment to be equally likely from this specific source. There is no "common" suppressor or "rare" grip here. Every pull is a coin flip among 11 equal-weight outcomes.

Four barrel attachments, three stocks, three tactical grips, and one hand stop. The table covers the full range of legendary weapon modifications from three manufacturers: K&R, REAPER, and BVL.

Frost_Cache

Table ID 36014, category Droppers, 66 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Armored Plates	Barricade	Legendary	13.554%
Bevlar	Supply	Legendary	6.777%
Copper Coil	Supply	Rare	4.530%
Polaris Rose	Supply	Rare	4.530%
Cyan Crystal	Supply	Rare	4.530%
Metal Sheet	Supply	Uncommon	4.530%
Gold Nugget	Supply	Epic	4.530%
Leather Bundle	Barricade	Rare	4.530%
Grenade	Throwable	Rare	4.530%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	3.991%
7.62mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	3.991%
Gun Oil	Barricade	Legendary	3.389%
Gunpowder	Barricade	Legendary	3.389%
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	3.193%
Stubby Grip	Tactical	Rare	1.733%
Powerplant Helmet	Hat	Common	1.694%
Powerplant Vest	Vest	Common	1.694%
Powerplant Bottoms	Pants	Common	1.694%

Showing the 18 most likely of 66 outcomes.

At 66 outcomes, the Frost_Cache is the widest dropper table on A6 Polaris. Armored Plates dominates the top of the pool at 13.554% -- a single item claiming over an eighth of every roll in a 66-outcome table indicates it carries substantial weight.

The middle tier is dense with supply items: Copper Coil, Polaris Rose, Cyan Crystal, Metal Sheet, Gold Nugget, and Leather Bundle all share a 4.530% chance. The Polaris Rose and Cyan Crystal are map-specific supply items unique to A6 Polaris -- they do not appear in vanilla Unturned tables and are exclusive to this curated map's loot economy.

The Powerplant clothing set (Helmet, Vest, Bottoms) sits at 1.694% each, marked Common rarity. The Powerplant outfit is a distinctive visual set on this map. Despite being the lowest-rarity items on this table, their actual drop rate is modest because the pool is so broad: the remaining 48 items in the table share whatever weight remains after the top 18.

Frost_Box_Gun

Table ID 36012, category Droppers, 3 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
F-11 "Fälscher"	Gun	Legendary	33.333%
M349 "Penumbra"	Gun	Legendary	33.333%
K30 "Krizzy"	Gun	Legendary	33.333%

A three-way split among the map's highest-tier legendary guns. The gun box is a focused source for the endgame firearms F-11, M349, and K30. Every opening gives exactly one of these three, with no lower-tier filler. Server operators who want to gate endgame weapons behind a specific container type should note this table: it is the only dropper on A6 Polaris that guarantees a legendary-tier gun on every roll.

Frost_Box_Ammo

Table ID 36010, category Droppers, 3 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
9mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Legendary	33.333%
5.56mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Legendary	33.333%
7.62mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Legendary	33.333%

Identical structure to the gun box: three calibers, equal weighting. Each ammo crate is marked Legendary rarity on this table, signalling that bulk ammunition is treated as a high-value resource on A6 Polaris. The three calibers cover the most common military-grade ammunition types found elsewhere in the map's tables.

Frost_Box_Armor

Table ID 36011, category Droppers, 15 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Mercenary Bottom	Pants	Legendary	9.950%
Mercenary Top	Shirt	Legendary	9.950%
Mercenary Backpack	Backpack	Legendary	9.950%
Mercenary Helmet	Hat	Legendary	9.950%
Mercenary Vest	Vest	Legendary	9.950%
SWAT Vest	Vest	Legendary	9.950%
SWAT Helmet	Hat	Legendary	9.950%
SWAT Backpack	Backpack	Legendary	9.950%
SWAT Top	Shirt	Legendary	9.950%
SWAT Bottom	Pants	Legendary	9.950%
Mercenary Helmet	Hat	Legendary	0.100%
Mercenary Vest	Vest	Legendary	0.100%
Mercenary Backpack	Backpack	Legendary	0.100%
Mercenary Bottom	Pants	Legendary	0.100%
Mercenary Top	Shirt	Legendary	0.100%

This table repays close attention. The first ten rows carry a 9.950% chance each: a clean split between the Mercenary set (five pieces) and the SWAT set (five pieces), totalling 99.5% of all rolls. The last five rows -- a second set of Mercenary entries at 0.100% each -- consume the remaining 0.5%.

What this means: if a player opens an armor box, they get either a Mercenary piece or a SWAT piece with roughly equal odds. The 0.100% Mercenary entries are a curiosity -- they are separate entries in the table file with their own extremely low weights. Whether they represent a deliberate rarity gate (some Mercenary pieces being harder to pull than others) or a data artifact depends on how the game resolves identically named items at runtime. From the table definition alone, ten separate entries at the top-tier 9.950% weight and five at the lower 0.100% weight is what the map author specified.

Frost_Box_Mats

Table ID 36013, category Droppers, 4 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Gold Nugget	Supply	Epic	25.000%
Mechanical Lotus	Barricade	Epic	25.000%
Bevlar	Supply	Legendary	25.000%
Armored Plates	Barricade	Legendary	25.000%

A clean quarter split among four high-value materials. The Materials box is a boutique dropper: four items, equal weighting, every pull produces one of these four. Gold Nugget and Mechanical Lotus are the Epic-tier supply items, while Bevlar and Armored Plates represent the Legendary-tier crafting materials that recur across multiple A6 Polaris tables.

Frost_Crate_Deadzone

Table ID 36130, category Droppers, 7 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Grenade	Throwable	Rare	26.667%
K30 "Krizzy"	Gun	Legendary	13.333%
M349 "Penumbra"	Gun	Legendary	13.333%
F-11 "Fälscher"	Gun	Legendary	13.333%
N4 "Walnut"	Gun	Epic	13.333%
NP9 "Kinnie"	Gun	Epic	13.333%
N200 "Brenter"	Gun	Epic	6.667%

The deadzone crate tilts the risk-reward slider sharply toward weaponry. Six of seven outcomes are guns, with Grenade taking the single top slot at 26.667%. The three legendary guns (K30, M349, F-11) share 13.333% each, and two of the three Epic guns (N4, NP9) match them at the same weight. The N200 "Brenter" is the outlier at 6.667% -- half the weight of its Epic peers. Players running deadzone routes will encounter Grenades most often, with any specific firearm appearing roughly one roll in seven.

Frost_Crate_Military

Table ID 36118, category Droppers, 20 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	18.518%
Grenade	Throwable	Rare	16.667%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	13.468%
Military Top	Shirt	Rare	11.483%
Military Bottom	Pants	Rare	11.483%
B50 "Instructor"	Gun	Epic	5.556%
9mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	5.051%
5.56mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	3.367%
NP9 "Kinnie"	Gun	Epic	2.778%
Military Vest	Vest	Rare	2.297%
Military Helmet	Hat	Rare	2.297%
N4 "Walnut"	Gun	Epic	2.222%
Balaclava	Mask	Rare	0.919%
12.7mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Epic	0.842%
Detonator	Detonator	Legendary	0.833%
Parachute	Cloud	Epic	0.833%
Military Backpack	Backpack	Rare	0.459%
5.56mm Drum	Magazine	Epic	0.421%

Showing the 18 most likely of 20 outcomes.

The military crate is dominated by ammunition and clothing. The 9mm Box leads at 18.518%, followed by Grenade at 16.667% and 5.56mm Magazine at 13.468% -- together these three account for nearly half of all rolls. Military Top and Bottom each appear at 11.483%, making the uniform pieces the most common non-ammo items.

Guns appear in the second tier: the B50 "Instructor" at 5.556%, NP9 at 2.778%, and N4 at 2.222%. The Detonator, a Legendary-rarity item, sits at 0.833% -- one of the lowest single-item pull rates among items that appear in the top 18 of this 20-outcome table. The Military Backpack at 0.459% is the least likely non-magazine item shown.

Frost_Crate_Police

Table ID 36117, category Droppers, 7 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Buckshot	Magazine	Rare	27.864%
Slug	Magazine	Rare	27.864%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	22.291%
5.56mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	11.146%
NP553 "Baal"	Gun	Rare	6.667%
SSB "Niku"	Gun	Rare	3.333%
5.56mm Drum	Magazine	Epic	0.836%

The police crate is an ammunition table. Shotgun ammunition -- Buckshot and Slug -- share the top two slots at 27.864% each, meaning shotgun shells account for over 55% of all police crate rolls. 5.56mm Magazine follows at 22.291%.

Two Rare-grade guns appear: the NP553 "Baal" at 6.667% and SSB "Niku" at 3.333%. The SSB pistol has half the weight of the NP553. The 5.56mm Drum, the only Epic item on this table, is the rarest pull at 0.836%.

Frost_Crate_Civilian

Table ID 36120, category Droppers, 13 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	24.375%
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	20.719%
7.62mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	12.188%
9mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	7.312%
9mm Magazine	Magazine	Uncommon	6.094%
B18 "Block"	Gun	Rare	5.000%
JK47 "Grill"	Gun	Rare	5.000%
Moses	Gun	Rare	5.000%
NP3 "Grit"	Gun	Rare	5.000%
5.56mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	4.875%
7.62mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	2.438%
Refurbished Moses Stock	Grip	Rare	1.000%
Refurbished Moses Stock	Grip	Rare	1.000%

Civilian crates on A6 Polaris carry four guns at identical 5% weight each: the B18 "Block", JK47 "Grill", Moses, and NP3 "Grit". These are the entry-tier firearms, all marked Rare. The ammunition spread is heavier: 5.56mm Magazine (24.375%), 9mm Box (20.719%), and 7.62mm Magazine (12.188%) together account for over 57% of rolls.

The Refurbished Moses Stock appears twice in this table at 1.000% each -- two separate entries for the same item. Combined, the Moses Stock has an effective 2.000% chance, which is higher than the 7.62mm Ammo Crate at 2.438% but lower than every other item.

Frost_Crate_Camp

Table ID 36119, category Droppers, 10 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
7.62mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	18.667%
Metal Arrow	Magazine	Uncommon	18.667%
Buckshot	Magazine	Rare	9.333%
Slug	Magazine	Rare	9.333%
Flare	Magazine	Rare	9.333%
Herdsman	Gun	Rare	7.500%
Merlin	Gun	Rare	7.500%
Flare Gun	Gun	Rare	7.500%
Crossbow	Gun	Uncommon	7.500%
7.62mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	4.667%

The camp crate is the map's hunting and survival-themed container. 7.62mm Magazine and Metal Arrow share the top slot at 18.667% each, followed by three shotgun-related magazines (Buckshot, Slug, Flare) at 9.333% each. Four weapons -- Herdsman, Merlin, Flare Gun, and Crossbow -- sit at identical 7.500% weight. The Crossbow is the only Uncommon-rarity gun on this table, but its weight matches the Rare-rarity guns, meaning rarity label and actual drop frequency do not always correlate.

Frost_Crate_Fishing

Table ID 36121, category Droppers, 11 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Salmon	Food	Common	19.746%
Trout	Food	Common	19.746%
Fisherman Overalls	Pants	Common	18.100%
Fisherman Top	Shirt	Common	18.100%
Fishing Rod	Fisher	Uncommon	8.688%
Fisherman Hat	Hat	Common	7.240%
Eel	Food	Uncommon	3.949%
Compass	Compass	Rare	2.896%
Canteen	Refill	Rare	0.724%
Compact Binoculars	Optic	Uncommon	0.724%
Sharpsman Rod	Fisher	Uncommon	0.087%

The fishing crate is a food-and-clothing table. Two food items lead: Salmon and Trout at 19.746% each, producing a combined food chance of nearly 40%. The Fisherman set -- Overalls (18.100%), Top (18.100%), and Hat (7.240%) -- is the primary clothing output.

The Fishing Rod at 8.688% is the most accessible fishing tool on A6 Polaris, while the Sharpsman Rod at 0.087% is the rarest item shown on this table by a wide margin. The Sharpsman Rod's weight is approximately one-hundredth of the top items, meaning a player who needs it from this source will need to open fishing crates many times.

Frost_Crate_Intel

Table ID 36107, category Droppers, 3 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
NP663 "Bruteforce"	Gun	Rare	50.000%
Buckshot	Magazine	Rare	25.000%
Slug	Magazine	Rare	25.000%

A compact table with a dominant single gun: the NP663 "Bruteforce" appears on half of all intel crate rolls. The remaining 50% splits evenly between Buckshot and Slug magazines. This is a specialised crate -- one gun, two ammunition types, no filler.

Frost_Boss

Table ID 36104, category Droppers, 4 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Grenade Launcher	Gun	Epic	29.412%
Military Drive	Barricade	Rare	29.412%
Broken Gasmask	Barricade	Rare	29.412%
Sentry Barrel	Supply	Legendary	11.765%

The boss table has four outcomes with nearly equal weighting for the top three. Grenade Launcher, Military Drive, and Broken Gasmask each sit at 29.412%, together covering over 88% of boss kills. The Sentry Barrel, marked Legendary, is the standout at 11.765% -- the least common boss drop.

This is a focused boss pool: one weapon, one electronic component, one outfit piece, and one high-tier sentry part. Boss farming on A6 Polaris produces consistent, predictable output within a narrow range of four items.

Frost_Fish

Table ID 36006, category Droppers, 48 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Fisherman Overalls	Pants	Common	20.300%
Fisherman Top	Shirt	Common	20.300%
Fisherman Hat	Hat	Common	8.120%
Fishing Rod	Fisher	Uncommon	6.090%
Hunting Knife	Melee	Common	5.296%
Compass	Compass	Rare	4.060%
Canteen	Refill	Rare	3.663%
Compact Binoculars	Optic	Uncommon	1.324%
Axe	Melee	Uncommon	1.324%
Axe	Melee	Uncommon	1.324%
Snowberry Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Orange Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Milk Carton	Water	Common	1.015%
Apple Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Grape Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Bottled Milk	Water	Common	1.015%
Bottled Soda	Water	Common	1.015%
Bottled Soda	Water	Common	1.015%

Showing the 18 most likely of 48 outcomes.

The Frost_Fish dropper table mirrors the structure of the Frost_Fishing spawn table below -- the same percentages appear in both for the top items. Fisherman Overalls and Fisherman Top each carry a 20.300% chance, making clothing the most likely pull. The Axe appears twice at 1.324% each, and Bottled Soda appears twice at 1.015% each. These are separate entries in the table, meaning the combined effective rates are 2.648% for the Axe and 2.030% for Bottled Soda.

The beverage pool is broad: seven distinct drink types appear in the top 18 (Snowberry Juice, Orange Juice, Milk Carton, Apple Juice, Grape Juice, Bottled Milk, Bottled Soda), each at ~1%. Individually rare, collectively they make water items a meaningful proportion of the full 48-outcome table.

Frost_Penguin

Table ID 36007, category Animals, 3 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Unknown#36073	-	Common	48.387%
Unknown#36074	-	Common	48.387%
Unknown#36070	-	Common	3.226%

The penguin is an animal-type dropper with three unresolvable item IDs. Two items at 48.387% each are the core penguin drops, with a third at 3.226%. The "Unknown" prefix means the item IDs reference assets that could not be resolved to their display names during decompilation -- these may be custom map assets, internal prefabs, or items with localisation gaps. From the weight distribution alone, the penguin is a creature that almost always drops one of two items and very rarely drops a third.

Frost_Pants

Table ID 36126, category Droppers, 3 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Torn Bottoms	Pants	Common	33.333%
Torn Bottoms	Pants	Common	33.333%
Torn Bottoms	Pants	Common	33.333%

Three identical entries for Torn Bottoms. This is a container table with only one possible outcome. In practice, opening a pants container on A6 Polaris always gives Torn Bottoms. The three separate entries are how Unturned represents a table where the item weight repeats across multiple slots.

Frost_Shirts

Table ID 36125, category Droppers, 3 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Torn T-shirt	Shirt	Common	33.333%
Torn T-shirt	Shirt	Common	33.333%
Torn T-shirt	Shirt	Common	33.333%

Mirrors Frost_Pants exactly: three identical Torn T-shirt entries at 33.333% each. Shirt containers on A6 Polaris always produce a Torn T-shirt. These two tables (Pants and Shirts) represent the most basic clothing containers on the map.

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Spawns: world loot points

Spawn tables define what items appear at ground-level spawn points around the map -- shelves, counters, floors, and open-world locations. Unlike dropper tables, which fire when a specific container is opened, spawn tables are rolled by the map engine every time it respawns loot across an area. The result is that the raw chance percentages interact with the total number of spawn nodes: a 1% chance at a location with 50 spawn points will produce that item far more often across a server session than a 10% chance from a single boss container.

Frost_Military

Table ID 36094, category Spawns, 48 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Military Top	Shirt	Rare	17.064%
Military Bottom	Pants	Rare	17.064%
Officer's Sword	Melee	Uncommon	10.320%
Field Knife	Melee	Common	10.320%
Smoke Grenade	Throwable	Rare	5.160%
Military Vest	Vest	Rare	3.413%
Military Helmet	Hat	Rare	3.413%
Tanktrap	Barricade	Uncommon	3.096%
Scrap Metal	Medical	Common	2.580%
Cloth	Medical	Common	2.580%
MRE	Food	Rare	2.580%
Grenade	Throwable	Rare	2.580%
Flashbang	Throwable	Rare	2.580%
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	2.293%
Compact Binoculars	Optic	Uncommon	2.064%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	1.668%
Balaclava	Mask	Rare	1.365%
Parachute	Cloud	Epic	0.826%

Showing the 18 most likely of 48 outcomes.

The military spawn table is the broadest combat-area spawn on A6 Polaris. Military Top and Military Bottom stand at 17.064% each -- collectively, uniform pieces appear in just over a third of all military spawn rolls. Two melee weapons follow: Officer's Sword and Field Knife, both at 10.320%. These are the most common melee weapons in any military zone.

Smoke Grenade at 5.160% is notably more common in this spawn table than the lethal Grenade, which appears at 2.580% alongside Flashbang at the same rate. The Parachute, an Epic-rarity Cloud-type item, is the rarest pull among the 18 shown at 0.826%. The Military Vest (3.413%) and Military Helmet (3.413%) are significantly rarer as spawn loot than the Top and Bottom, meaning a player who clears a military compound will typically find uniforms well before they complete the full set with vest and helmet.

Frost_Guns

Table ID 36073, category Spawns, 48 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	11.748%
7.62mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	11.748%
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	9.399%
Stubby Grip	Tactical	Rare	5.102%
RAID Muzzle Brake	Barrel	Rare	3.401%
B-3 Compensator	Barrel	Rare	3.401%
DASH-2 Sound Suppressor	Barrel	Rare	3.401%
DASH-2 Stock	Grip	Epic	3.401%
B-3 Stock	Grip	Epic	3.401%
RAID Stock	Grip	Epic	3.401%
5.56mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	2.350%
9mm Magazine	Magazine	Uncommon	2.350%
9mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	2.350%
7.62mm Ammo Crate	Supply	Rare	2.350%
DASH-2 Holo Sight	Sight	Rare	1.343%
DASH-2 Dot Sight	Sight	Rare	1.343%
NP663 "Bruteforce"	Gun	Rare	1.294%
NP553 "Baal"	Gun	Rare	1.294%

Showing the 18 most likely of 48 outcomes.

The gun store (Frost_Guns) spawn table leads heavily with ammunition: 5.56mm Magazine (11.748%), 7.62mm Magazine (11.748%), and 9mm Box (9.399%) dominate the top tier. The Stubby Grip at 5.102% is the most common attachment spawn.

Attachment manufacturers are split: DASH-2 produces the Sound Suppressor, Holo Sight, Dot Sight, and Stock; B-3 produces the Compensator and Stock; RAID produces the Muzzle Brake and Stock. All three muzzle/barrel attachments share the 3.401% rate, and all three stocks (DASH-2, B-3, RAID) share it as well -- even though the stocks are marked Epic while the barrel attachments are marked Rare. This is another case where rarity labels and weight values diverge.

Actual firearms are scarce in the gun spawn table: the NP663 "Bruteforce" and NP553 "Baal" sit at 1.294% each. A player visiting a gun store should expect ammunition and attachments far more often than a firearm.

Frost_Hospital

Table ID 36046, category Spawns, 91 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Cotton Wool	Barricade	Uncommon	16.653%
Scrub Top	Shirt	Common	12.490%
Scrub Bottoms	Pants	Common	12.490%
Bone Saw	Melee	Common	8.243%
Cloth	Medical	Common	6.426%
Bandage	Medical	Uncommon	4.461%
Dressing	Medical	Rare	4.461%
Splint	Medical	Rare	4.461%
Iodine Tablets	Medical	Rare	4.461%
Scrap Metal	Medical	Common	1.965%
Adrenaline	Medical	Rare	1.784%
Broom	Melee	Common	0.898%
Chef's Knife	Melee	Common	0.898%
Flashlight	Melee	Common	0.898%
Frying Pan	Melee	Common	0.898%
Saucepan	Melee	Common	0.898%
Saw	Melee	Common	0.898%
Snow Shovel	Melee	Common	0.898%

Showing the 18 most likely of 91 outcomes.

At 91 outcomes, the hospital is the widest spawn table on A6 Polaris among the tables in this extraction. Cotton Wool dominates the top at 16.653%, reflecting its role as a high-weight medical crafting component. The Scrub set (Top and Bottoms) together account for just under 25% of rolls, making medical staff clothing the most common visual loot in hospital areas.

The core medical trio -- Bandage, Dressing, and Splint -- all sit at 4.461%, alongside Iodine Tablets at the same rate. The Bone Saw at 8.243% is nearly twice as common as any of these, functioning both as a medical tool and as a common melee weapon in hospital spawns.

The bottom tier of the top 18 reveals a pattern: seven household/utility melee weapons (Broom, Chef's Knife, Flashlight, Frying Pan, Saucepan, Saw, Snow Shovel) each appear at exactly 0.898%. These are filler items that the hospital shares with civilian and gas station tables. Despite 91 total outcomes, the top 13 items cover the vast majority of what a player will actually see in practice.

Frost_Camp

Table ID 36082, category Spawns, 85 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Scrap Metal	Medical	Common	6.247%
Cloth	Medical	Common	6.247%
Leather	Supply	Rare	4.997%
Hunting Knife	Melee	Common	4.346%
Compass	Compass	Rare	3.332%
Canteen	Refill	Rare	3.006%
7.62mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	2.665%
Metal Arrow	Magazine	Uncommon	2.665%
Herdsman	Gun	Rare	1.874%
Merlin	Gun	Rare	1.874%
Flare Gun	Gun	Rare	1.874%
Crossbow	Gun	Uncommon	1.874%
Buckshot	Magazine	Rare	1.333%
Slug	Magazine	Rare	1.333%
Flare	Magazine	Rare	1.333%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.149%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.149%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.149%

Showing the 18 most likely of 85 outcomes.

The camp spawn table spreads its weight broadly across 85 outcomes, with no single item exceeding 6.247%. Scrap Metal and Cloth share the top at 6.247% each -- together, basic crafting materials account for over 12% of camp spawns. Leather and Hunting Knife follow in the 4-5% range.

The Sweater appears three times in the top 18 at 1.149% each. With additional Sweater entries likely present deeper in the remaining 67 outcomes, the Sweater's effective combined rate across all entries in this table is higher than any single-row percentage suggests.

The camp table mirrors the Frost_Crate_Camp dropper table in item selection (Herdsman, Merlin, Flare Gun, Crossbow all present), but the spawn weights are substantially lower because the total outcome count is 85 rather than 10. A camp spawn point is a vast pool; a camp crate is a focused one.

Frost_Fishing

Table ID 36085, category Spawns, 48 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Fisherman Overalls	Pants	Common	20.300%
Fisherman Top	Shirt	Common	20.300%
Fisherman Hat	Hat	Common	8.120%
Fishing Rod	Fisher	Uncommon	6.090%
Hunting Knife	Melee	Common	5.296%
Compass	Compass	Rare	4.060%
Canteen	Refill	Rare	3.663%
Compact Binoculars	Optic	Uncommon	1.324%
Axe	Melee	Uncommon	1.324%
Axe	Melee	Uncommon	1.324%
Snowberry Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Orange Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Milk Carton	Water	Common	1.015%
Apple Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Grape Juice	Water	Common	1.015%
Bottled Milk	Water	Common	1.015%
Bottled Soda	Water	Common	1.015%
Bottled Soda	Water	Common	1.015%

Showing the 18 most likely of 48 outcomes.

The fishing spawn table is nearly identical to the Frost_Fish dropper table above, with the same top items at the same percentages. Fisherman Overalls and Top lead at 20.300% each, making the Fisherman set the single most reliable clothing drop from any specific location type on A6 Polaris.

All seven drink types appear again at ~1% each, and the Axe and Bottled Soda both have duplicate entries. The pattern of duplicated entries across related tables (Frost_Fish dropper and Frost_Fishing spawn) suggests a deliberate mirroring by the map author: fishing loot works the same way whether it comes from a container or from the ground.

Frost_Civilian

Table ID 36063, category Spawns, 79 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Scrap Metal	Medical	Common	7.868%
Cloth	Medical	Common	7.868%
Broom	Melee	Common	3.597%
Chef's Knife	Melee	Common	3.597%
Flashlight	Melee	Common	3.597%
Frying Pan	Melee	Common	3.597%
Saucepan	Melee	Common	3.597%
Saw	Melee	Common	3.597%
Snow Shovel	Melee	Common	3.597%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	1.967%
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	1.672%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.325%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.325%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.325%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.325%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.325%
Sweatpants	Pants	Common	1.325%
Sweatpants	Pants	Common	1.325%

Showing the 18 most likely of 79 outcomes.

The civilian spawn table is the most generic loot pool on A6 Polaris. Scrap Metal and Cloth top the list at 7.868% each. Seven household melee items (Broom through Snow Shovel) occupy the 3.597% tier -- these are the same seven items that appear in the hospital, camp, library, and gas station tables, forming a shared "utility melee" row that recurs across A6 Polaris spawns.

The Sweater appears five times in the top 18 at 1.325% per entry, and Sweatpants appears twice at the same rate. The repeated entries suggest the Sweater is the most common clothing item in civilian zones, with multiple spawn slots contributing to a combined effective rate well above any single-row percentage.

Ammunition is scarce in civilian spawns: 5.56mm Magazine at 1.967% and 9mm Box at 1.672%. No guns appear in the top 18 of the 79-outcome civilian spawn table.

Frost_Library

Table ID 36116, category Spawns, 80 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Scrap Metal	Medical	Common	7.631%
Cloth	Medical	Common	7.631%
Broom	Melee	Common	3.489%
Chef's Knife	Melee	Common	3.489%
Flashlight	Melee	Common	3.489%
Frying Pan	Melee	Common	3.489%
Saucepan	Melee	Common	3.489%
Saw	Melee	Common	3.489%
Snow Shovel	Melee	Common	3.489%
XP Book	Food	Epic	3.000%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	1.908%
9mm Box	Magazine	Rare	1.622%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.285%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.285%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.285%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.285%
Sweater	Shirt	Common	1.285%
Sweatpants	Pants	Common	1.285%

Showing the 18 most likely of 80 outcomes.

The library closely resembles the civilian spawn table, with one notable addition: the XP Book at 3.000%. This is an Epic-rarity Food-type item that provides experience points in Unturned. It is the only source of XP Books among the spawn tables in this extraction, and it is exclusive to library locations. A player seeking XP Books should focus on library buildings; no other location type on A6 Polaris has them in the top-tier spawn outcomes.

The seven household melee items appear again at 3.489% each. The Sweater repeats five times at 1.285% per entry, and Sweatpants at 1.285%. The library is fundamentally a civilian-tier loot zone with one Epic-curiosity at the 3% level.

Frost_Gas

Table ID 36084, category Spawns, 89 outcomes

Item	Type	Rarity	Chance
Carjack	Tool	Uncommon	9.585%
Jerry Can	Fuel	Rare	6.390%
Blowtorch	Melee	Uncommon	5.112%
Scrap Metal	Medical	Common	5.027%
Cloth	Medical	Common	5.027%
Metal Sheet	Supply	Uncommon	3.195%
Paint Bucket	Water	Common	3.195%
Rope	Barricade	Uncommon	3.195%
Tape	Barricade	Uncommon	3.195%
Broom	Melee	Common	2.298%
Chef's Knife	Melee	Common	2.298%
Flashlight	Melee	Common	2.298%
Frying Pan	Melee	Common	2.298%
Saucepan	Melee	Common	2.298%
Saw	Melee	Common	2.298%
Snow Shovel	Melee	Common	2.298%
Wrench	Tool	Uncommon	1.278%
5.56mm Magazine	Magazine	Rare	1.257%

Showing the 18 most likely of 89 outcomes.

The gas station table is distinct from every other spawn table on A6 Polaris: it is the only table where vehicle-related items top the list. Carjack at 9.585% and Jerry Can at 6.390% are the two highest-chance items, making gas stations the primary source for vehicle tools and fuel. Blowtorch follows at 5.112%, rounding out the vehicle-repair utility tier.

The shared household melee row appears again at 2.298% per item (slightly lower than in civilian/library zones), and additional utility items -- Metal Sheet, Paint Bucket, Rope, Tape -- fill the 3.195% tier. The Wrench at 1.278% is a secondary vehicle tool with substantially lower weight than the Carjack. The 5.56mm Magazine at 1.257% is the only ammunition item in the top 18 of the gas station table.

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Canned Beans

Canned Beans does not appear in any loot table on A6 Polaris. Not in the 28 tables in this extraction, and not in any of the 134 tables that make up the full map.

This is a deliberate and notable omission. Canned Beans is one of the most recognisable food items in Unturned, present on most official and curated maps as a common civilian-tier food spawn. On A6 Polaris, the food economy is built around Salmon, Trout, Eel, and MREs -- items that fit the map's arctic survival theme. The civilian spawn tables carry Scrap Metal and Cloth in the food slot instead of a canned good.

For the running Canned Beans canon across this wiki, see the full reference at /lore/canned-beans-lore.

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Practical use for server owners and modders

Server operators

The A6 Polaris spawn table structure rewards server operators who understand weight distribution. Several decisions follow directly from the data:

Airdrop value tuning. The pristine airdrop (Frost_Airdrop) has Grenade and Armored Plates each at 21.963%. If your server finds airdrops flooding the economy with grenades, the root cause is the weight on that single row. Reducing the Grenade weight in table 36019 would shift the distribution proportionally to every other item without touching their individual weights.

Endgame weapon gating. The Frost_Box_Gun table at 33.333% each is the most direct path to the F-11, M349, and K30. If you want to make these guns harder to obtain, the box_gun table is where you act -- not the deadzone crate or the airdrop, which have other items competing with the legendary guns.

Military set completion. Military Top and Bottom spawn at 17.064% each in military zones, but Military Vest and Helmet are at 3.413% each. The vest and helmet are the bottleneck. If your server has players perpetually running around with military uniforms but no headgear, the weights explain why. Boosting the vest and helmet weights is a targeted fix that does not affect any other table.

The Sweater economy. The Sweater appears as repeated entries across civilian, library, and camp spawn tables at low individual percentages. A server operator who wants to make Sweaters rarer must touch multiple tables -- changing a single table will have limited impact because the Sweater's aggregate drop rate is spread across many weak-weight entries.

Modders and map authors

The data patterns in A6 Polaris reveal deliberate design choices that modders can study and apply:

The duplicate-entry pattern. Multiple tables have the same item listed several times with identical weights (Torn Bottoms x3, Sweater x5, Axe x2, Bottled Soda x2). This is how Unturned represents an item that should be more common than a single-row weight would produce. If you need an item to appear roughly twice as often as its peers, add a second row at the same weight. The map engine sums the weights at roll time.

The equal-weight spread. Frost_Airdrop_Attachments is the purest example: 11 items, 9.091% each. When every item in a table should be equally likely, the author sets every weight to the same value. No tiered structure, no rarity gating. The rarity label (all Legendary) is informational; the weight equality is what determines real-world drop distribution.

Rarity labels versus weights. Several tables show items marked "Rare" at higher percentages than items marked "Epic" or "Legendary" on the same table. In Frost_Guns, DASH-2 Stock is Epic at 3.401%, while DASH-2 Holo Sight is Rare at 1.343%. The Epic item drops more often than the Rare item. Rarity is a display label; weight is the mechanical truth. When building a custom map, set weights to control drop rates, then assign rarity labels for the visual tier indicator -- but do not let the label deceive you into thinking it governs the spawn.

Table size and player experience. Frost_Cache has 66 outcomes; Frost_Box_Gun has 3. A player opening a cache experiences a casino: anything might happen, and the odds of any single desired item are single digits. A player opening a gun box experiences a pick-one-of-three. Both are valid design choices, but they produce very different player psychology. A wide table feels like "anything" even when the top few items dominate the weights; a narrow table feels like a deliberate reward even when the items are technically rarer elsewhere.

The absence of Canned Beans. The map author chose not to include Canned Beans in any of 134 tables. If you are building a themed map (arctic survival, in this case), the food pool should reflect the fiction. Salmon, Trout, and Eel are deliberate replacements for the generic canned food item. Every absent item is a design choice as much as every present item.

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Coverage limitation

This article covers 28 spawn tables for A6 Polaris. 69 further tables on this map were not included in this extraction and are therefore not covered by this reference. These undocumented tables may include additional spawn locations, special event pools, quest-reward tables, or secondary container types. Server operators auditing the full map economy should consult the complete decompiled bundle (134 tables total) rather than relying solely on the 28 tables published here.

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Table index

Table ID	Table name	Category	Outcomes
36007	Frost_Penguin	Animals	3
36014	Frost_Cache	Droppers	66
36006	Frost_Fish	Droppers	48
36019	Frost_Airdrop	Droppers	41
36118	Frost_Crate_Military	Droppers	20
36011	Frost_Box_Armor	Droppers	15
36120	Frost_Crate_Civilian	Droppers	13
36020	Frost_Airdrop_Cracked	Droppers	12
36131	Frost_Airdrop_Attachments	Droppers	11
36121	Frost_Crate_Fishing	Droppers	11
36119	Frost_Crate_Camp	Droppers	10
36130	Frost_Crate_Deadzone	Droppers	7
36117	Frost_Crate_Police	Droppers	7
36104	Frost_Boss	Droppers	4
36013	Frost_Box_Mats	Droppers	4
36010	Frost_Box_Ammo	Droppers	3
36012	Frost_Box_Gun	Droppers	3
36107	Frost_Crate_Intel	Droppers	3
36126	Frost_Pants	Droppers	3
36125	Frost_Shirts	Droppers	3
36046	Frost_Hospital	Spawns	91
36084	Frost_Gas	Spawns	89
36082	Frost_Camp	Spawns	85
36116	Frost_Library	Spawns	80
36063	Frost_Civilian	Spawns	79
36085	Frost_Fishing	Spawns	48
36073	Frost_Guns	Spawns	48
36094	Frost_Military	Spawns	48