Which Doom items are in which Doom levels?

Weapons

The following weapons are employed in Doom and Doom II. Each weapon has a designated slot in the "Arms" panel of the status bar, corresponding to the key used to engage it:

Slot 1: Fists. 2-20 damage per punch, 2 punches per second. The default weapon when no ammunition is available.
- Berserk pack. Boosts the damage inflicted by fists to as much as 200 per punch for the duration of the level, as well as restoring health to maximum.
Slot 2: Pistol. 5-15 damage per shot, about 3 shots per second. The only gun given to the player at the start of the game, and upon regeneration after being killed. Does not appear as a pickup item.
Slot 3: Shotgun. 35-105 damage per shot, 1 shot per second.
- Super shotgun. 100-300 damage per shot, about 1 shot every 2 seconds. Only in Doom II, which allows the player to alternate between the two shotguns with the "3" key.
Slot 4: Chaingun. 5-15 damage per shot, 10 shots per second. Uses the same ammunition as the pistol.
Slot 5: Rocket launcher. 148-288 damage per shot, about 2 shots per second. Blast radius will injure the player if detonated at close range.
Slot 6: Plasma gun. 5-40 damage per shot, 12 shots per second. Introduced in Episode 2.
Slot 7: BFG9000. 49-3500 damage per shot, about 1 shot per second. Introduced in Episode 3. Uses the same ammunition as the plasma gun.
Slot 8: Chainsaw. 2-20 damage per laceration, 9 lacerations per second. Replaces fists in Slot 1 except when a Berserk pack is present.

		1	3		5	6	7	8
Level	Title
Episode 1: Knee-Deep in the Dead
E1M1	Hangar
E1M2	Nuclear Plant
E1M3	Toxin Refinery
* E1M9	Military Base
E1M4	Command Control		†
E1M5	Phobos Lab
E1M6	Central Processing
E1M7	Computer Station
E1M8	Phobos Anomaly
Episode 2: The Shores of Hell
E2M1	Deimos Anomaly
E2M2	Containment Area
E2M3	Refinery	‡
E2M4	Deimos Lab
E2M5	Command Center
* E2M9	Fortress of Mystery
E2M6	Halls of the Damned		†
E2M7	Spawning Vats
E2M8	Tower of Babel
Episode 3: Inferno
E3M1	Hell Keep
E3M2	Slough of Despair
E3M3	Pandemonium
E3M4	House of Pain
E3M5	Unholy Cathedral
E3M6	Mt. Erebus
* E3M9	Warrens
E3M7	Limbo
E3M8	Dis
Episode 4: Thy Flesh Consumed
E4M1	Hell Beneath
E4M2	Perfect Hatred
* E4M9	Fear
E4M3	Sever the Wicked
E4M4	Unruly Evil
E4M5	They Will Repent
E4M6	Against Thee Wickedly		†
E4M7	And Hell Followed						‡
E4M8	Unto the Cruel
Doom II
MAP01	Entryway
MAP02	Underhalls
MAP03	The Gantlet
MAP04	The Focus
MAP05	The Waste Tunnels		†	‡
MAP06	The Crusher
MAP07	Dead Simple
MAP08	Tricks and Traps							‡
MAP09	The Pit
MAP10	Refueling Base
MAP11	Circle of Death, 'O' of Destruction!
MAP12	The Factory
MAP13	Downtown
MAP14	The Inmost Dens	†				‡
MAP15	Industrial Zone
* MAP31	Wolfenstein
* MAP32	Grosse
MAP16	Suburbs
MAP17	Tenements
MAP18	The Courtyard
MAP19	The Citadel
MAP20	Gotcha!
MAP21	Nirvana
MAP22	The Catacombs
MAP23	Barrels o' Fun
MAP24	The Chasm
MAP25	Bloodfalls				‡		†
MAP26	The Abandoned Mines
MAP27	Monster Condo
MAP28	The Spirit World
MAP29	The Living End
MAP30	Icon of Sin

* Secret level.
† Omitted in higher difficulty levels.
‡ Omitted in lower difficulty levels.

Additional items found in the game include:

Keys

Blue, yellow, and red keys form the primary objective of most levels, allowing the player access to locked areas necessary for completion. Some are UAC-type keycards, and some are hellish skull-shaped keys. In Episodes 2 and 3, the blue key is the first one that the player encounters in each level; however, the colours are otherwise arbitrary. In Episode 4 and Doom II, keys may unlock switches as well as doors.

Spheres

Invisibility spheres, also known as Blur Artifacts, grant the player partial invisibility for 60 seconds. In practice they don't work very well, and can even be a hindrance: Enemies can still sense you in spite of being "invisible," and their shots will be blind and their attacks unpredictable.
Invulnerability spheres are introduced in Episode 2, and make the player impervious to damage for 30 seconds.
Soul spheres, also called Supercharges, boost the player's health by 100 points. Intended in pre-release development to be a "1-Up," but changed shortly before release due to Doom implementing unlimited lives.
Megaspheres appear only in Doom II, and raise the player's health to the absolute maximum of 200 with full armour.

Wearables

Computer area map. Expands the player's automap to include the entire unexplored area of the level.
Light amplification visor. Boosts the player's vision in dark areas to full brightness for 1½ minutes.
Backpack. Expands the player's ammunition capacity for the duration of the episode, and also includes reserves of ammunition for each weapon. Does not count toward the player's end-of-level "items" tally.
Radiation shielding suit. Protects the player from the effects of toxic waste pits, lava, and other damaging surfaces. Does not count toward the player's end-of-level "items" tally (except in pre-1.2 versions).

Armour & Bonuses

Green security armour. Boosts the player's armour percentage to 100.
Blue Megaarmour. Boosts the player's armour percentage to 200, and also absorbs more damage than green armour.
Armour bonus. Increases the player's armour percentage by one point, up to the limit of 200 (or no limit at all, in early versions). Often found in quantity, together with health bonuses.
Health bonus. Increases the player's health by one point, up to the limit of 200. Both the armour and health bonus items are a vestige of the "bonus treasure" found in earlier Id games like Wolfenstein 3D and Commander Keen, and pre-release alphas included demonic daggers, skull chests, evil sceptres, and Unholy Bibles in their place that endowed the player with points.

		Spheres					Armour & Bonuses
Level	Title
Episode 1: Knee-Deep in the Dead
E1M1	Hangar						1	1	25	12-13
E1M2	Nuclear Plant						3	0-1	20	21
E1M3	Toxin Refinery						3	1	40-44	44-48
* E1M9	Military Base						1	0	27	16
E1M4	Command Control					†	1	1	14	30
E1M5	Phobos Lab						2	2	14	11
E1M6	Central Processing						3-4	1	54-64	39-43
E1M7	Computer Station						2	1	48	33
E1M8	Phobos Anomaly						1	0	0	0
Episode 2: The Shores of Hell
E2M1	Deimos Anomaly						1	1	7	8
E2M2	Containment Area					†	4	1	8	37
E2M3	Refinery						1	1	10	17
E2M4	Deimos Lab						3	1	16	24
E2M5	Command Center				†		2	1	31	6
* E2M9	Fortress of Mystery						0	1	0	0
E2M6	Halls of the Damned						1	1	12	9
E2M7	Spawning Vats						1	1	12	9
E2M8	Tower of Babel						0	1	0	0
Episode 3: Inferno
E3M1	Hell Keep						0	0	4	2
E3M2	Slough of Despair						1	1	6	6
E3M3	Pandemonium						1	2	3	0
E3M4	House of Pain						2-3	2	6	37
E3M5	Unholy Cathedral						0	0	4	25
E3M6	Mt. Erebus						2	1	9	9
* E3M9	Warrens						1	0	4	2
E3M7	Limbo						0-2	1	6	1
E3M8	Dis						0	1	0	0
Episode 4: Thy Flesh Consumed
E4M1	Hell Beneath						1	0	12	9
E4M2	Perfect Hatred						2	1	14	6
* E4M9	Fear						0	1	3	10
E4M3	Sever the Wicked						0	1	0	0
E4M4	Unruly Evil						0	0	8	11
E4M5	They Will Repent						1	0	9	17
E4M6	Against Thee Wickedly						0-1	0-1	0	0
E4M7	And Hell Followed	†					1	2	6	3-5
E4M8	Unto the Cruel					‡	0	2	0	0
Doom II
MAP01	Entryway						1	0	1	8
MAP02	Underhalls						0	1	7	13
MAP03	The Gantlet						0	2	7	0
MAP04	The Focus						0	0	23	11
MAP05	The Waste Tunnels						1	1	0	0
MAP06	The Crusher						1	1	9	5
MAP07	Dead Simple						0	0	0	0
MAP08	Tricks and Traps						2	0	0	0
MAP09	The Pit						1	2	0	27-41
MAP10	Refueling Base						2	1	54	35
MAP11	Circle of Death, 'O' of Destruction!						1	1	6	11
MAP12	The Factory						2	0	0	0
MAP13	Downtown						0	1	23	28
MAP14	The Inmost Dens						0	1	0	0
MAP15	Industrial Zone						1	2	0	0
* MAP31	Wolfenstein						0	0	56	4
* MAP32	Grosse						0	0	0	0
MAP16	Suburbs						0	0	0	0
MAP17	Tenements					†	2	1	61	46
MAP18	The Courtyard						1	0	48	127
MAP19	The Citadel		‡				2	1	10	43
MAP20	Gotcha!						2	2	23-26	16-19
MAP21	Nirvana						0	0	0	16
MAP22	The Catacombs			‡			1	0	5	0
MAP23	Barrels o' Fun						1	0	0	16-18
MAP24	The Chasm						1	0	18	26
MAP25	Bloodfalls						0-1	0-1	0	0
MAP26	The Abandoned Mines						1	1	21	35
MAP27	Monster Condo						2	0	17-23	53
MAP28	The Spirit World						1	0	3	8-13
MAP29	The Living End						1	1	9	13
MAP30	Icon of Sin		†				0	0	0	0

* Secret level.
† Omitted in higher difficulty levels.
‡ Omitted in lower difficulty levels.

Items tally

The end-of-level "Items" tally is calculated from the player's ability to pick up all of the following:

Armour and health bonuses,
spheres,
berserk packs,
computer area maps,
and light amplification visors.

Only one computer area map can be picked up by the player per level. In the Doom II level "Monster Condo," two of them appear, making 100% items impossible to achieve in a single-player game.

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