Materials in Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead – Page 6

A plastic mount for attaching an underbarrel accessory, designed to be permanently installed onto almost any weapon, along with some fasteners. Ideal for bringing out your inner tacticool on older guns.

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bow dampening kit

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A set of simple pads and rubber with adhesive backing, designed to stick on the limbs and string of a bow to absorb vibrations. This substantially reduces noise during firing and can help with accuracy.

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bow scope

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A single magnifying scope mounted on an adjustable bracket, with accompanying clarifier peep sight. Designed for extra long shots, but easily adjusted for short range. Spectacularly accurate.

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bow stabilizer

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A counterweight placed forward of the bow's grip allows for greater accuracy. Aside from increased weight and size, there are no drawbacks.

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bow stabilizer system

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A set of stabilizing rods with dampeners and an adjustable mount. This system will significantly reduce shaking at full draw.

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bread

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A humble piece of bread, one of the single most important staple foods of human civilization since the dawn of agriculture.

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bread flour

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This white flour is useful for adding more stretch and chew to bread while baking.

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bronze cow armor

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A heavy covering of strategically-placed bronze plates and leather, suitably made for cows as protection. You could put this on a friendly cow.

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bronze horse armor

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A heavy covering of strategically-placed bronze plates and leather, suitably made for horses as protection. You could put this on a friendly horse.

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brown bread

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Sweet bread made with molasses, with a consistency closer to cake.

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buckwheat

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Dry seeds from a wild buckwheat plant. Inedible in their present state, they are commonly cooked or ground into flour.

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burdock wine must

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Unfermented burdock wine. A sticky mixture of water, sugar, yeast, and burdock roots. You need to put it in a fermenting vat to brew it.

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buttered toast

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A slice of toast with butter spread on top to make it taste better.

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butterfly net

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A piece of canvas stretched over a stick. Used to catch bugs or fish, but might not be as useful for the mutated ones.

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caffeine pill

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A No-doz brand caffeine pill, maximum strength. Useful in pulling an all-nighter, one pill is equivalent to a strong cup of coffee.

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campfire hot dog

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A simple hot dog, cooked over an open fire. Would be better on a bun, but it's quite an improvement over eating it uncooked.

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candied honey

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Honey, that stuff the bees make. This variant is "candied honey", a variant of very thick consistence. This honey won't spoil and is good for your digestion.

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cannabis shatter

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Concentrated cannabis extract, commonly known as dabs. This particular style of concentrate is in a thin sheet and shatters like glass at room temperature. Arguably one of the better styles of concentrate compared to wax, crumble, or distillate. Normal cannabis contains around 20% THC; this shatter should be around 55% THC.

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cannabis wax

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Concentrated cannabis extract, commonly known as dabs. This particular style of concentrate is yellow and waxy at room temperature. Normal cannabis contains around 20% THC; this wax should be around 45% THC.

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