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ToolsThis device detects and reads out different electromagnetic wave lengths. It beeps with proximity and is sensitive enough you could use it to get a sense of direction.

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This device detects and reads out different electromagnetic wave lengths. It beeps with proximity and is sensitive enough you could use it to get a sense of direction.
This device detects and reads out different wave lengths. It is currently on, humming and beeping with proximity. It is sensitive enough you could use it to get a sense of direction.
A stout, collapsible spade. It's commonly used by military forces and favored by hikers for digging.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A machine for separating seed from chaff. It mechanized the winnowing process, in which the grain was separated from the lighter chaff and straw by blowing a leather bellows.
This is a collection of syringes with nozzles, an aerosol sprayer, and a few other attachments. It seems designed for looking after some kind of creature that wants to stay wet.
A large mat woven from fibrous material. You could use it as a picnic blanket, but it's more valuable as a surface for butchering. Too thin to be used as a comfortable sleeping mat. It's rolled and ready for carrying.
A firestarting tool of Southeast Asian origin, consisting of a thin, hollow wooden cylinder sealed at one end and open at the other, and a wooden piston forming an airtight circular seal with it, making use of rapid and adiabatic air compression to ignite a piece of tinder. It also comes with a tinder container to keep tinder dry. Use it to start a fire.
A firecracker that has been lit; the fuse is hissing. Throw it quickly before it explodes.
A slow-burning magnesium flare. Use it to strike the striker and light it. It will produce a bright light for about a half hour.
A typical household flashlight with a plastic handle, powered by batteries.
A simple silver-plated flute.
A battery-powered fog machine. It would be great for setting ambience.
A folded Bicycle.
A large wooden container used to turn raw milk into butter and buttermilk. This model uses a foot crank and holds three gallons of raw milk.
A portable plastic toilet. It has been collapsed for easy transport.
A folded Wheelchair.
Folded plastic chair on a metal frame, deploy to sit down.
A metal folding table for off-road trips. It is currently folded for easy transportation.
One of the classic pieces of mad science glassware, this is a small-volume still that passes vapor through a fractional distillation column and then condenses the distillate in a cooled collection column. A grad student or a robot (is there really any difference?) collects the distillate in fractions so that specific contents can be analyzed. Going a few milliliters at a time, it would not be very effective to try to distill whiskey in this thing.
A rather bulky and primitive wooden frame which can be used to weave cloth sheets. The process is very slow, though.
A bedroll made of pelts which can be rolled up for transport. It insulates you from the floor, making it easier to sleep. Use it to unroll and place on the ground.
A flexible garden hose. If you cut it into smaller pieces, it could be used for crafting or siphoning fuel from a vehicle.
A compact thermoelectric generator. Burns propane gas to charge UPS devices. Use it to turn it on.
A compact thermoelectric generator. When connected to a propane tank, it will slowly charge UPS-compatible devices.
A small gasoline-powered lantern. It does not provide much light, but it lasts a long time. It is turned on. Use it to turn it off.
A tool for measuring radiation. Using it will prompt you to choose whether to scan yourself or the terrain, or to turn on continuous scan, which will provide continuous feedback on ambient radiation. It is currently off.
A tool for measuring radiation. It is in continuous scan mode, and will produce quiet clicking sounds in the presence of ambient radiation. Using it allows you to turn it off, or scan yourself or the ground.
A glass container meant to hold plants and/or insects. They come in a variety of sizes.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A small blue-light glowstick. Use it to bend the plastic and break the glass cylinder inside to start the reaction. It will produce a small amount of light.
A shiny golden fiddle, with a strange aura around it. You feel like it once belonged to the best there's ever been.
A shiny golden krar, similar to a harp.
A metal canister with a label reading: "Warning: contains highly toxic and corrosive materials. Contents may be sentient. Open at your own risk." You think you can feel something moving inside it.
A folding grappling hook attached to a stout, 30-foot long piece of lightweight cord. Useful for keeping yourself safe from falls. Can be used in place of a long rope for butchering, in a pinch.
Used for practice recipes and the like. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A disposable ballpoint pen, offers a smooth writing experience on paper. Has the same logo as those disposable lighters. This one is green.
A complete tool kit made to repair damaged firearms. Powered by standard batteries, it is a vital tool for long-term firearms maintenance. It requires 1 charge of battery power per use.
This tool dries your hair by pushing air through a coil of hot wires. The heat can be toggled on and off.
A heavy, multiple-use tool commonly carried by firefighters, law enforcement, and military rescue units. Use it to open locked doors without destroying them or to lift manhole covers. You could also wield it to bash some heads in.
A large sheet of cloth with ropes on two sides. Could be tied to something and then used as a sleeping place that is comfortable, but lacks warmth.