Props named on Steam

Student props with names

The store paragraph lists three student items, then a catch-all. The shared purpose is to set traps, create chaos, and distract the teacher so getting caught is harder.

• Smoke bombs. Named on Steam. No duration, ammo count, or crafting note is attached.
• Stun guns. Named on Steam. No duration, ammo count, or crafting note is attached.
• Drones. Named on Steam. No duration, ammo count, or crafting note is attached.

“Other funny items” is Steam’s wording for further student gear. The names of those items are not in the paragraph.

Teacher detective props

Teachers “can also use professional detective props to locate hidden students, break their disguise and see through all tricks.” That is the whole description. Flexible combinations of props, on both sides, are said to create funny moments. The teacher guide stays inside that sentence.

Pranks that are not listed as props

Sneaking snacks, passing notes, and using phones are described as pranks, not as the prop list. Spicy strips and crisps are the snack examples. They may be actions in the classroom rather than equipment slots. The store page does not say which. The student guide keeps pranks and props in separate sections for that reason.

What we will not add early

Map names that sit next to these items are on the maps page. Steam does not assign a prop to a classroom.