Materials in Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead – Page 7

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chainmail dog coat

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Protecteth yon hund fram ful daemons! You could put this on a friendly dog.

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chainmail horse armor

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A heavy covering of chainmail, suitably made for horses as protection. You could put this on a friendly horse.

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chewing tobacco

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Mint-flavored chewing tobacco. While absolutely terrible for your health, it was once a favorite among baseball players, cowboys, and other macho types.

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chicory brew

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Toasted, ground chicory root steeped in boiling water. This bitter brew is used as a coffee substitute, though it tastes nothing like coffee.

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chili powder

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Chili P, yo! Not edible on its own, but it could be used to make seasoning.

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chitin cow armor

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A makeshift assembly of criniere, peytral and croupiere made from chitin fitted to a thin mesh. You could put this on a friendly cow.

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chitin dog mesh harness

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A makeshift canine harness of chitin fitted to a thin mesh, protecting from the neck to the flank. You could put this on a friendly dog.

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chitin horse armor

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A makeshift assembly of criniere, peytral and croupiere made from chitin fitted to a thin mesh. You could put this on a friendly horse.

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chitin powder

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This chitin powder can be used to craft fertilizer and some other things.

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chocolate milk

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Baby cow food, with chocolate added for human enjoyment. Spoils rapidly.

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chocolate milkshake

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An all-natural cold beverage made with chocolate milk and sweeteners. Tastes great when frozen.

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chocolate-covered coffee beans

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Roasted coffee beans coated with dark chocolate, a natural source of concentrated caffeine.

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chocolate-covered pretzel

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A handful of tiny bread twists covered in chocolate.

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choke

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A choke shapes the spread of a shot cloud to give a shotgun better range and accuracy.

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cocaine topical cream

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A medical cream that provides both vascular restriction and anesthetic properties.

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coconut milk

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A dense, sweet, creamy sauce, often used in curries.

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coffee milk

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Coffee syrup or black coffee mixed into milk. It's been the state drink of Rhode Island since 1993.

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coffee powder

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Ground coffee beans. You can boil it into a mediocre stimulant, or something better if you had an atomic coffee pot.

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coffee substitute

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Homemade not-coffee created from the Kentucky coffeetree, just like the Meskwaki tribe! Doesn't actually have any caffeine, and is very bitter, but it'll pass in a pinch.

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coffee substitute with milk

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Imitation coffee brewed from Kentucky coffeetree, this drink has no caffeine, no sweetener, and is still unpleasantly bitter even with the added milk.

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coilgun 50-round makeshift magazine

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An improvised magazine for use with a coilgun. Little more than a metal box, a spring, and some duct tape, it is awkward to reload.

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compensator

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A compensator contains a number of holes or slits to vent some of the exhaust gasses of a gun upwards to reduce muzzle climb, while also increasing noise and bulk slightly.

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cooked acorns

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A serving of acorns that have been hulled, chopped, and boiled in water before being thoroughly toasted until dry. Filling and nutritious.

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cooked bamboo shoots

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Peeled and cooked bamboo shoots. Tasty and nutritious.

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cooked beans

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A hearty serving of cooked great northern beans.

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cooked buckwheat

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A serving of cooked buckwheat porridge. Healthy and nutritious but bland.

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cooked burdock greens

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Cooked burdock leaves. Tasty and nutritious.

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cooked corn dog

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A heavily processed sausage, dipped in batter and deep-fried. Now that it's been cooked, this corn dog tastes much better, but will spoil faster.

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cooked creep

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A cooked slice of 'long pig'. Tastes vary from person to person.

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cooked cretin

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Cooked meat from a heavily mutated humanoid. Now that the worst bits have been picked out, it's probably digestible, if not very appetizing.

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cooked dandelion greens

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Cooked leaves from wild dandelions. Tasty and nutritious.

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cooked fatty meat

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A chunk of cooked fatty meat. Although absent of vitamins, it is very filling and delightfully greasy.

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cooked fish

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A cooked fish fillet. Very nutritious.

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cooked fruit

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It's like fruit jam, only without sugar.

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cooked gastropods

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Cooked gastropods. A bit low on calories, but high in protein.

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cooked lentils

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Wet, cooked lentils. Humble and nutrient-rich, but pretty bland.

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cooked lobster

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A chunk of delicious cooked lobster meat.

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cooked meat

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A chunk of cooked meat. It's filling and nutritious, but unseasoned and a bit bland.

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cooked mollusk

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Cooked mollusk meat. Devoid of any parasites or bacteria due to heat, the only thing left to do is add sauce.

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cooked mongrel

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A cooked slice of something close to being a real person. Tastes like long pig.

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cooked morel mushroom

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A tasty cooked morel mushroom.

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cooked mushroom

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A tasty cooked wild mushroom.

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cooked mutant bug organs

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A selection of cooked mutant bug organs. Looks awful, but if you give it a try, you'll find -- that it's worse than it looks.

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cooked mutant meat

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A cooked chunk of meat from a mutated animal.

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cooked oatmeal

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A filling and nutritious New England classic that has sustained pioneers and captains of industry alike.

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cooked pepper cretin

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Cooked meat from a heavily mutated humanoid. Now that the worst bits have been picked out, it's probably digestible. It has also been properly seasoned with black pepper and salt, giving it a better taste. Still, it is somewhat gross, but hey, it's food!

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cooked pepper fatty meat

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A chunk of cooked fatty meat properly seasoned with black pepper and salt. Although absent of vitamins, it is very filling, tasty and delightfully greasy.

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cooked pepper meat

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A piece of cooked meat, properly seasoned with black pepper and salt. It's nutritious, yet basic seasoning adds a welcoming taste to this simple dish.

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