clean water
FoodPurified water for listed chemical, medical, and cooking recipes.

A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.
Explore the purpose, prerequisites and tradeoffs behind these options.
Purified water for listed chemical, medical, and cooking recipes.
Water for cooking, processing, and purification recipes.
A home-made rifle. It is simply a pipe attached to a stock, with a hammer to strike the single round it holds.
A simple heater powered by acetylene welding gas. It is designed for cooking food.
A tool to help set arm bones and hold them in place.
Bronze axe for a fabrication and toolsmithing plan.
A cylindrical, black-finished filter canister packed with charcoal retained between dual particulate membranes, rated to protect against chemical weapons, nerve agents, biological contaminants, radioactive dust, and all manner of other unpleasant vapors or particles. That is, though, only if you screw it into an appropriate respirator before hand and the charcoal isn't expired.
Electric forge for metalworking plans and a vehicle forge rig.
Respiratory protection assembly built from filter masks and other components.
Patch material for armor and weapon projects.
A huge appliance built from salvaged industrial equipment, which produces ammonia via the Haber-Bosch process from hydrogen and nitrogen. As it uses primitive catalysts for the reaction, energy efficiency is very low. This one is powered by electricity.
Basic bandage material with further listed processing into treated bandages.
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Luna-assisted choices across object families. Open an object to inspect its purpose, alternatives and material commitment.
.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 30gr FMJ bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. This type is marginally better at piercing through targets, but deals even less damage as a result.
A half-liter glass jar with a metal screw top lid, used for canning. Preserves its contents from rot until opened (assuming it was sterile before sealing).
A one-liter ingot of solid gold.
A 100-gallon glass aquarium, used for safely storing small animals for use as pets or food. This one has been freshly made and requires time for the silicone to dry.
Concentrated acetic acid, typically used as a chemical reagent and antifungal agent. Despite its horrid smell, it was used to prepare several types of perfumes, but would making perfume not be too fancy for post-apocalyptic New England?
A small medical dressing made of a piece of sterile cloth and sticky tape, used for small injuries not serious enough to require a full-size bandage.
An advanced solar panel that has been covered with a pane of reinforced glass to protect the delicate solar cells from zombies or errant baseballs. The glass causes this panel to produce slightly less power than a normal advanced panel.
An extremely rare mutagen cocktail.
Dry beans, ready for planting.
Vegetable oil- or animal fat-based diesel fuel consisting of long-chain alkyl (methyl, ethyl, or propyl) esters.
Gunpowder for listed paper cartridges and blunderbuss ammunition.
A coin wrapper capable of holding between twenty and fifty coins, depending on denomination, in accordance with American Banking Standards.
Stable 0.I
Stable 0.I snapshot; experimental builds retain separate recipes and mechanics. · Plans count native items or charges according to each item definition; item mass and fluid volume are not substituted for charge units.
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