Die Rise has three buildables. Each needs parts picked up around the map and carried one at a time to its workbench: a player holds a single part, and picking up another drops the first. The elevator keys take the same slot. Once every part is on the bench, the finished item can be taken from it.
A spring plate you set down anywhere on the ground. After a moment to prime itself, it flings whatever steps on it: zombies and Jumping Jacks die at once, players fly a short distance. It is how you cross the gaps between the towers that are too wide to jump, and it cancels fall damage, whatever the height. Its name is a play on “trampoline”. Zombies can get stuck in it while it primes, and it eventually breaks from wear; take another one from the workbench.
All four parts are found in the spawn room or in the room next to it, through the first door. Each has two possible spots:
To the left of the first door you can buy, or through that door, against the wall on the left.
On the lobby desk, or in the corner next to the collapsed stairwell.
Halfway up the stairs on the left of the lobby, or straight ahead, leaning against the wall on the right.
Next to a broken chair at the bottom of the right-hand stairs of the spawn room, or at the top of the escalator, leaning on the rail.
Grenades and Semtex can destroy it, and it cannot fling a downed player. Fling ten zombies in one game for the Vertigoner achievement. Four Trample Steams are needed on both sides of the Easter egg.
The wonder weapon of Die Rise. Unlike the Jet Gun of TranZit, it is held as a primary weapon, not in the equipment slot. Its four parts are all in the tower with the power switch; reaching them all, power room included, costs a single door, and the debris on the staircase can stay shut, since an elevator also reaches the floor above it.
The stock. Near the top of the staircase, next to the television. It never moves.
In a green cage next to the workbench, or on a table near the power switch.
The grip and trigger. On the tables by the elevators in the power room, or by the fridge near the workbench.
The body. On a barrel next to the debris, or on a wooden stand upstairs in the room with the showers and washing machines.
In co-op, only one player can take it from the bench; the others have to find it in the Mystery Box, where it also goes back if its owner dies or swaps it. Its splash can hurt and stun you, but rarely kills. Kill five zombies with one shot for Slippery When Undead. The game also holds an upgraded version, named “Sl1qu1f13r”, whose goo lasts about twice as long.
The table that links the three Victis towers. Its parts only appear on Original difficulty, all on the dragon rooftop of the second tower, and it is built under the tower.
Under the metal walkway, next to an air vent.
Facing the stairway that leads downstairs, on the floor to its right.
To the left of the Claymores, in a pile of trash.
Climb the scaffolding next to the dragon, drop to the Semtex platform, then down in front of a lone elevator. It leans against a building.
The Navcard of TranZit is the one this table accepts. The Die Rise Navcard, in the PDW-57 room next to two glass display cases, goes to the table on Buried.
Some Trample Steam parts can lie in the spawn room, but its workbench is behind the door, so nothing can be built in a First Room game.
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