broken turret
OtherA broken turret. Much less threatening now that it's laid limp on solid ground. Could be gutted for parts.

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A broken turret. Much less threatening now that it's laid limp on solid ground. Could be gutted for parts.
A broken security drone, with its propellers still and camera inert. Could be gutted for parts.
Some brown hair dye.
Some brown paint.
Five wooden javelins securely tied together for easier transport. Disassemble to untie them.
A torch that has consumed all its fuel; it can be recrafted into another torch.
Eugh. This is a mess of dirt, excreta, connective tissue, and bits of matter like hair and claws, leftover from the butchering process. Eating it isn't even worth thinking about.
A dull knife, absolutely worthless in combat. Excellent for spreading soft things on bread.
A pair of mismatched buttons and some dull yellow thread, to put on a brave face with.
A tool for opening cans that lack pull-tabs. Now that you think about it, you haven't seen any of those around lately.
A brass candlestick with a gold finish.
Oddly-shaped smallish bits of canvas, waste material from tailoring projects. Not useful for much and usually disposed of, but can be recycled into some tough thread.
A game where players traverse around the board, buying property and swindling their friends.
A small cardboard roll used to conveniently store materials such as tape or toilet paper.
A utensil used to hold meat still while you slice it. It's like a tiny pitchfork, or a very large dinner fork.
A ceramic dinner plate, unremarkable in every way.
Loose bits of dried straw and seed casings from winnowed grain. There are a few fragments of seeds still mixed in, a big enough pile of this stuff could be made into bird food or cattle fodder.
A polished wooden box containing all the pieces needed to play a game of chaturanga chess, along with a rule booklet. Chaturanga is an ancient Indian strategy game, the ancestor of many other chess variations - European, Chinese, Japanese, and other regional variants of chess owe it their origin.
A wooden box containing a set of round tokens used to play checkers.
A stainless steel cheese grater with a plastic grip. It is used to shred cheese.
A wooden box containing all the pieces needed to play a game of chess.
A wooden box containing a wooden board with a star-shaped pattern, ten holes in each of its six arms, and a set of round pegs used to play Chinese checkers. In the box, there's a comprehensible explanation of how to play the game.
One of the most popular eating utensils in the world. Does double duty as a way of dealing with especially fragile vampires.
A piece of mi-go meat that's obviously alien, given its pink color, odd odor, and strange texture. It would not be advisable to try to eat it.
A watery yellow glob of fat from some unnatural creature or other. You could eat it, but it will poison you.
A piece of meat that's obviously unhealthy. You could eat it, but it will poison you.
A set of small blades that pinch together to cut the end off of a cigar.
A small tube meant to cut a hole in the end of a cigar.
What was once a wonderfully addictive tube of dried tobacco leaf is now just a smelly piece of trash. What a tragedy! The leftover tobacco in a few of these could probably be used to roll another cigarette. If you're willing to go that far…
A small clay sculpture.
A piece of unshielded radioactive material that used to be a part of some nuclear industry equipment. You have yet to find some use for it, and you probably shouldn't stand near it.
A pair of smaller checkered wooden boards that together form a compact checkerboard. Useful as timber or for crafting a smaller chess or checkers board.
A small and compact wooden box containing a set of round tokens used to play checkers. Perfect for casual play and travel.
A smaller and compact counterpart of the standard chess set, perfect for casual play and travel. It contains all the pieces needed to play a game of chess.
Many a pleasant date has been ruined by forgetting this important tool.
A tough protective capsule bulging with densely-packed fibers and seeds, this cotton boll can be processed into usable material with the right tools.
A handful of oddly-shaped smallish bits of cotton, waste material from tailoring projects. Not useful for much and usually disposed of, but they can be recycled into some thread if you really want.
A fluffy white seed. While it looks like the common cotton, it is too weak and short to be turned into clothing.
The skull of a cougar.
The skull of a bovine, likely a domestic cow, with the horns still attached.
A cooperative horror board game set in the Lovecraftian Universe. It offers an immersive gameplay experience where players work together to solve mysteries and confront otherworldly horrors. This game is scenario-based, with each scenario presenting a unique narrative and set of challenges for the players to overcome. Players must explore the game board, gather clues, solve puzzles, and engage in combat encounters while uncovering the secrets hidden within the mansion or other eerie locations.
A large, flat piece of wood for chopping vegetables on without ruining your knife or your countertop.
Some cyan paint.