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-liter plastic tank filled with methanol, with a specialized opening to connect it to a methanol fuel cell. It's not designed to be refillable by the user, but you could refill it if you had a syringe and a lot of time.
A 28-liter plastic tank filled with methanol, with a specialized opening to connect it to a methanol fuel cell. It's not designed to be refillable by the user, but you could refill it if you had a syringe and a lot of time.
A 5-liter plastic tank filled with methanol, with a specialized opening to connect it to a methanol fuel cell. It's not designed to be refillable by the user, but you could refill it if you had a syringe and a lot of time.
A 60-liter plastic tank filled with methanol, with a specialized opening to connect it to a methanol fuel cell. It's not designed to be refillable by the user, but you could refill it if you had a syringe and a lot of time.
A small amount of coal-derived carbon material with many small pores, used for the adsorption of harmful chemicals. Most commonly employed within respirator filters, it traps and retains chemical gases and vapor contaminants while allowing filtered air to pass unhindered. Once all the carbon has been bonded to intruding chemicals, the filter is expired and must be replaced.
A tank of compressed butane. Aside from its practicality as fuel, it can also be used to extract essential oils from organic material.
A massive tank of propane, commonly used for heating a home or vehicle.
A small, replaceable filter cartridge for an air filtration mask.
A large tank of propane, commonly used for heating.
A light battery cell, popular for any consumer-grade electronic: from remotes to mouses, from clocks to thermometers. This one can't be recharged.
A light battery cell, popular for any consumer-grade electronic: from remotes to mouses, from clocks to thermometers.
A medium battery cell, wildly used in modern tools: heavy flashlights, two-way radios, security cameras, multiple of them make a tool battery, and some older generation of EV use thousands of this as the power storage.
A medium-sized tank of propane, commonly used for barbeques.
A battery that uses a huge plutonium-244 rod to stabilize an exotic nanocompound. It was used in military mech-suits, was highly experimental, and had no civilian applications. Although it stores a stupendous amount of power, it cannot be recharged.
A steel canister containing carbon, iron, titanium, copper, and other elements in specifically engineered atomic-scale configurations. A nanofabricator can assemble them into usable items.
A small tank for containing pressurized gases.
A small tank of propane, commonly used for camping stoves and torches.
A compact MC size acetylene tank. It can pressurize up to 10 cubic feet of welding gas.
A tiny acetylene tank. It can pressurize up to 1 liter of welding gas.