A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.
Introduction history determines newest order. Undated objects follow dated additions; download dates do not make an object new.
A 10-round box magazine for use with the H&K USP 9x19mm pistol, physically of the same size as a 15-round magazine. It's made to comply with laws that limit maximum magazine capacity for firearms in some states.
A factory specification 15-round box magazine for use with the dependable H&K USP 9x19mm pistol.
An extended 18-round box magazine for use with the H&K USP 9x19mm pistol.
An extended 20-round box magazine for use with the H&K USP 9x19mm pistol.
An extended 32-round box magazine for use with the H&K USP 9x19mm pistol.
A bulky 100-round double drum magazine for use with the Uzi SMG.
A compact 20-round box magazine for use with the Uzi SMG.
A compact 25-round box magazine for use with the Uzi SMG.
A standard 32-round steel box magazine for use with the Uzi SMG.
An extended-capacity 40-round box magazine for use with the Uzi SMG.
An unwieldy 50-round box magazine seemingly made by welding two of the 25 round magazines together.
Contains up to eight vegetables! Nutritious and tasty.
Western author El Amor relates the story of a dispossessed young man inspired by a heat stroke delusion to pursue justice against an evil land baron.
A vegan friendly homemade jiggly, sugary treat made from agar and sugar, flavored with fruit juice. A kid favorite pre-Cataclysm. They'll never know the difference.
A handful of colorful fruit- and soda-flavored vegan gummy candies made from agar instead of animal gelatin. They have kind of a strange texture, but they're still tasty.
A dish in which vegetables are set into a gelatin made from a plant stock.
A fluffy beaten egg pancaked over with cheese and vegetables inside.
A delicious baked pie with a tasty vegetable filling.
A vegetarian pizza, with delicious tomato sauce and a fluffy crust. Its smell brings back great memories.
A salad made with all kind of vegetables.
A crispy, savory pastry filled with spicy potatoes and vegetables, popular in Indian cuisine.
A vegetarian combination of cheese and vegetable on bread, simple yet satisfying.
A nutritious and delicious hearty vegetable soup.
Slow-cooked beans with vegetables. Tasty and very filling.
Salted chips made from corn tortillas, smothered in cheese and beans. Delicious, even if you're not a vegetarian.
The vegetarian taco entree from an MRE.
A soft wine with a pleasant herbal flavor and aroma. It is a common cocktail ingredient, and can be used as a substitute for white wine.
A small book detailing 'visions' a prisoner had on death row.
A small white tablet promising more vitamin C than a human can conceivably absorb.
Fermented, but not distilled vodka. No longer tastes sweet. You may want to distill it before drinking.
"Volleyball: Get Ready to Get Ready" is YOUR illustrated guide to level up your game. With full-color photos and diagrams, you will learn the drills and techniques you need to dominate the competition.
Hey it's waffle time, it's waffle time. Won't you have some waffles of mine?
Electric wires used to run power through walls.
Wait, you can milk walnuts? Not quite, but you can blend them with water! A dairy-free alternative high in calcium, and rival to hazelnut milk.
Pulp left over after making walnut milk. It's gritty and incredibly bland.
A thrilling narrative of survival in a prisoner of war camp during the Second World War, filled with riveting subplots about rat farming and dysentery.
A story about a Bosnian citizen who goes through many hardships and near death during the breakup of Yugoslavia.
A white, flexible wasp egg. It looks like a pristine grain of rice the size of your palm.
Flour is a commodity these days and to deal with that, most survivors resort to mixing it with leftovers of other ingredients and baking it all into bread. It's filling, and that's what matters.
The egg of a water beetle, usually found near aquatic grass.
The egg of a water scorpion, usually found near aquatic grass.
A large, sticky, and wet water strider egg. You should probably put it back in the water.
A deep green melon, bigger than your head. It is very juicy! You should be able to take it apart with a knife.
A yummy wedge of watermelon. A handheld snack that tastes like summer.
This hardback book is titled "The Annotated We: A New Translation of Yevgeny Zamyatin's Novel." It is Vladimir Wozniuk's 2015 translation of "We," originally published in 1924 and generally seen as the first modern dystopian novel. The commentary examines the profusive allusions and highlights the poetic nature of Zamyatin's language.
A seminal work of dystopian fiction, Yevgeny Zamyatin's "We" was first published in 1924 but suppressed by the Soviet Union until 1988. This mass-market 1993 edition you've found was translated from the Russian by Clarence Brown and includes a short introduction. The slightly worn cover features a surrealist photo of a person gazing backward suspiciously.