Self Revive kits are an incredible tool to have in your backpack in Warzone 2 DMZ. But where do you find them? Join us and find out!

Call of Duty MWII’s Warzone 2 DMZ has been quite the hit, with players all round enjoying the returning game mode with a fresh new look. In Warzone 2 DMZ, one of the best items a player can have is a Self Revive Kit. This item allows a player to, as the name implies, revive oneself without the aid of a teammate. This can go not only a long way for solo players, but also for squads in need of a second chance. But the kits are quite the rare find, so here are the best ways to find them!

How to get Self Revive kits in Warzone 2 DMZ

There’s only four ways to get self revive kits in Warzone 2 DMZ. On top of that, there is currently only one consistent way to get the kits. However, the other remaining methods are somewhat consistent.

The best method to get the kits are the buy stations. You can purchase the self revive kits at the stations for $7500. Simple and easy. Although it’s simple, the method is effective and pretty consistent. Just make sure you have the inventory space to hold the kits. Although not every buy station has the kits available, so this method is not 100% guaranteed.

The other, not so consistent ways of finding self revive kits in Warzone 2 DMZ are as loot. As loot, there are three ways to find the kits, but none are guaranteed. You can either find them in First Aid Caches or safes, on the bodies of Faction generals, or if you are really lucky, as random loot you can find in Al Mazrah. It’s also worth noting that Self Revive guns, another, more common item, has the same self reviving effect.

In terms of the likelihood of finding the self revive kits, here’s a list in order of the best chances of finding the Self Revive items (either the kit or the gun):

• Buy Stations for $7500
• From Faction generals
• Loot from First Aid Caches or Medical Safes
• As random loot

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Noah Pather

Noah is a senior psychology student at the University of Ottawa, studying to become an athletic therapist. After watching Valve’s Free to Play documentary in 2014, he got hooked on Dota 2 and hasn’t looked back since. When he’s not crushing mid-lane on Puck he is racing through King’s Canyon as Octane. Self-proclaimed trilingual expert. Firmly believes V for Vendetta is the best film of all time.