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A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.
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An English translation of the Bible, first published in 1970. It is accepted by the Catholic dioceses of the United States of America and the Philippines.
Visit the homes of savvy tastemakers from the worlds of fashion, finance, and design, with this book of lavish photography.
A mishmash of self-contradictory advice on spirits, auras, chakras, crystals, and psychic powers.
Mint flavored sugar-free nicotine chewing gum. For smokers who desire to quit.
A Japanese alcoholic beverage made by fermenting rice with the use of yeast and koji mold. This one has a cloudy white color because of fine rice particles in it, as it has not been filtered.
Also known as 'Chronicles of Japan', it is considered one of the two most important and oldest chronicles of ancient Japan, the other being the Kojiki. The Nihon Shoki covers the history of Japan with a compilation of myths, legends, religious practices, rituals and historical events.
Compressed nitrogen.
A weatherworn paperback written by some skirt named "Lee Racket." It tells how rage and jealousy can turn a man, or a woman, into a monster. This story is hard-boiled enough to break a spoon.
Daytime cold and flu medication, non-drowsy formula. Will suppress coughing, aching, headaches and runny noses, but you'll still need lots of fluids and rest.
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A notch used with a fire drill to create an ember.
A teenage influencer becomes fast friends with someone who may or may not be an actual demon.
A squat tripod supports what appears to be a rather long microphone encased within a glass ampoule. You can't tell whether it's meant to record audio, or something else entirely.
A brown goo that tastes very little like its namesake. It's not bad, but it'll stick to the roof of your mouth.
Wait, you can milk oats? Not quite, but you can blend them with water! A dairy-free alternative high in calcium, and one of the big three.
Pulp left over after making oat milk. It's gritty and incredibly bland.
A sheaf of freshly-cut oats, now ready for drying in a stook or smoker.
An angled grip set at 45° that attaches to a side rail, allowing for a grip while leaving the underbarrel rail free, or on guns that have integral bipods.
An additional rail set at 45° for attaching a secondary optic.
A large English translation of the most significant of the three scriptures within the Tenrikyo religious tradition (the other two being the Mikagura-uta and Osashizu). It serves as an essential text that provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental beliefs and doctrines of Tenrikyo.
A fluffy beaten egg pancaked over with cheese inside.
An aromatic onion used in cooking. Cutting these up can make your eyes sting!
Battered and fried onions. Crunchy and delicious.
A beautiful black onyx.
A lustrous opal.
A sweet citrus fruit. Also comes in juice form. In case you were wondering, the color is named after the fruit, not the other way around.
Store-bought orange juice. Refreshing, tasty, and a great source of Vitamin C.
Unlike cola this is caffeine free, however it is still carbonated, sweet, and tastes vaguely orange-like.
Can be mixed with water to make orange juice.
A pressurized tank containing one of the special payloads the Exodii made for their ordnance cannon, an industrial grade chemical that adheres to anything it touches and hardens into a concrete-like resin. Invented on some alternate Earth for quickly fixing holes in zeppelin and high-altitude craft, the Exodii found the substance useful for area denial, cover creation, or encasing nasty things in when they couldn't be bothered to waste bullets on them.
A pressurized tank containing the original firework payload of the Exodii's own ordnance cannon. This chemical payload contains two different compounds of copper, so that the projectiles burn a sharp blue and green to represent the united Earth it came from. It isn't intended for combat, but getting hit by a massive firework is dangerous enough that it was brought along. The tank capacity is larger than the other loads the Exodii created for it.
A pressurized tank containing one of the special payloads the Exodii made for their ordnance cannon, a mixture of several acids and peroxides capable of rapidly breaking down the organic tissues of zombies and mutants alike. Apparently developed for cases where the incendiary payload would fail, like low to zero oxygen environments and targets capable of self-extinguishing - It's somewhat alarming the Exodii run into those scenarios frequently enough to justify producing this.
A pressurized tank containing one of the special payloads the Exodii made for their ordnance cannon, something akin to white phosphorous on your Earth. Its simplicity and effectiveness against targets big and small makes it the cannon's most popular ammunition by far.
A paperwork English edition of the Orishas and Their Deities (Orixás e Suas Divindades), written by José Honorato do Rego. This book provides an extensive overview of the orishas and their associated deities. It delves into the history, characteristics, and roles of these divine beings within the Umbanda religion, a syncretic Afro-Brazilian religion that combines elements of African, Native Brazilian, and European traditions.
This is very rare English translation of the Orthodox Tewahedo Biblical Canon, a collection of religious texts that form the basis of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church's faith and doctrine, probably acquired by a immigrant, collector or theologist. This canon is distinct from the Protestant and Catholic biblical canons, as it contains additional books that are not part of the Hebrew Bible or the Old Testament.
A English translation of the Osashizu, one of the most significant books within the Tenrikyo Religious Tradition. It serves as a guide for followers of the religion or people wishing to learn about it, providing spiritual teachings, ethical principles, and practical advice on various aspects of life.
Compressed medical oxygen.
These bite-sized crackers go well with soups, but will make you thirsty on their own.
A standard 7-round steel box magazine for the Kel-Tec P-32.
A 12-round double stack box magazine for a SIG P226 chambered for .357 SIG rounds.
A 10-round double stack box magazine for the SIG Sauer P226.
A 15-round double stack box magazine for the SIG Sauer P226.
A 13-round double stack box magazine for the SIG Sauer P320.
A compact, steel magazine for use in the P365.