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.
This ubiquitous rifle is the forefather of the M16 rifle series. It is lightweight and accurate, but will malfunction if not properly maintained. This one is a semi-automatic civilian version.
A gun carried by overconfident officer monsters, more inaccurate for balancing reasons.
A reproduction of an antique firearm, chambered in .45 Colt. Due to the lack of a swing-out cylinder, each cartridge must be reloaded and ejected manually.
A short, lightweight emergency tool with a quarter-circular blade, a short pick opposite the blade, and an insulated handle. Used on airplanes to chop down or pry walls or cabinets to gain access in case of a fire.
A hefty prying tool. 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 pair of crutches.
A broad saber known for its use by sailors and pirates, as its short blade is easy to handle in close quarters.
A dull, cheaply-made replica of a broad saber known for its use by sailors and pirates.
A broad saber known for its use by sailors and pirates. This sword appears to be made very poorly, but it should still stand up to a few swings.
The CZ 75 B is a semi-automatic pistol developed in Czechoslovakia, and is one of the original wonder nines. Though designed for export to western countries, it was declared a state secret; lack of international patent protection meant that many clones and variants were produced and distributed around the world, with Česká zbrojovka only joining in the 90's. This pistol remains wildly popular among competition shooters.
A modernized flamethrower, using alloy components and composite pressure tanks. Despite having been replaced by the M202 FLASH, due to the questionable effectiveness of the flamethrower in modern combat, it appears that someone, somewhere, needed a flamethrower for the modern age, as the date code on many of the components is within the past five years. While this resembles the Vietnam War era M9-7, the wand ignition system has been improved with a piezoelectric one, in addition to the material improvements of the system overall.
An icon of popular culture more than a practical weapon, this massive pistol can shoot a variety of magnum handgun rounds depending on the conversion kit and magazine used.
Produced by the Desert Tech gun company, this is a highly modular, semi-automatic rifle of remarkably modest dimensions. The weapon is notable for the simplicity of converting it to fire a wide number of different cartridges, with retool kits for .223 Remington, .308 Winchester, and .300 AAC Blackout being available.
a very small laser weapon.
The V29 laser pistol was one of the first handheld laser weapons. It is larger than most traditional handguns, but has no recoil whatsoever.
A disposable light anti-tank rocket launcher. Once fired, it cannot be reloaded and must be disposed of.
The Bond Arms Derringer is a series of multi-barrel compact pistols. Most commonly chambered for .45 Colt, with chambers long enough to accept .410 shotgun shells.
A hefty shotgun with a double-barrel configuration, though each barrel feeds from its own magazine, making the weapon actually two firearms in a single frame. While each barrel has its own associated trigger, considering there is a single pump to actuate both mechanisms, one can't really use it precisely. This, however, isn't to say that the weapon isn't fit for the service of shooting zombies at point blank ranges.
The classic double-barreled shotgun, with the barrels arranged side-by-side. It consists of little more than 2 barrels, a striker to hit the shell, and a wooden stock
A long, thin and flexible rod that tapers to a point, originally used to stimulate a horse and give them orders.
The fuse on this dynamite is lit and hissing. It'll explode any moment now.
The fuse on this dynamite bomb is lit and hissing. It'll explode any moment now.
A semi-automatic pistol chambered in 10mm and accepting EAA Witness magazines.
Electricity unnaturally arcs from the tips of this alien frond.
A grenade that generates an electromagnetic pulse with a low-inductance capacitor bank discharged into a single-loop antenna. It also produces a mild electric shock cloud. Use this item to pull the pin and light the fuse, turning it into an active EMP grenade. You will then have three seconds before it detonates, creating an EMP field that damages robots and drains bionic energy.
this a pseudo item
An iconic weapon of both the First and Second World Wars, this bolt-action rifle has seen deployment in the hands of Commonwealth troops across Europe and beyond. Firing the .303-caliber cartridge and making use of 10-round Enfield magazines, the firearm's reputation precedes it.
This is a vintage spike bayonet for the British Lee Enfield No. 4 rifle, featuring a distinct cruciform blade and socket-based mounting system.
A stout and hefty hammer, more akin to a sledge than a typical ball-peen. Useful for portable demolition work, but very unwieldy as a weapon.
A thin thrusting sword, a sort of predecessor to the rapier. It requires a larger baldric or scabbard compared to smaller swords.
A dull, cheaply-made replica of a thin thrusting sword predating the rapier. It requires a larger baldric or scabbard compared to smaller swords.
A thin thrusting sword, a sort of predecessor to the rapier. It requires a larger baldric or scabbard compared to smaller swords. It seems a bit too bendy.
The most popular gun to use the 12.3ln cartridge was, of course, the PA md. 71. Its predecessor, the md. 68, was viewed by many as a sort of failure: although it was reliable and powerful, it was too heavy to be used as a good infantry weapon, and not really heavy enough to be a good support gun. Enough were made, though, that during the zombie apocalypse, it gained a great deal of resurgent popularity as a light emplacement gun that used readily available ammunition. It perfectly served the purposes of the Exodii, who had far less concern about its unwieldiness.
An over/under fowling piece with a long barrel, Brogyaga were favored for their versatility in taking large game and fowl with their 27.3 x 110 Diyua shells. They would be pressed into combat during two global conflicts, initially as 'light' wall guns, and later as the downsized and down-loaded Brogyeki '23, before being brought along by the Exodii to dimensions unknown. Though unwieldy in combat as either a primary or secondary, Brogyaga serve as useful parts donors for Brogyeki counterparts, fantastic pieces for the occasional hunting party, and popular trade goods for the locals.
Originating from big game express smoothbores and heavy fowling pieces adapted for wallguns, the Brogyeki '23 is an over/under break action 'pistol' that is (unfortunately?) capable of launching its original 27.3 x 110 Diyua express slug and shot loads as well as the wide array of payloads in 27.3 x 44 Diyua. A simple wire stock collapses neatly along its octagonal barrels, which feature a combination of sighting devices necessary for launching its numerous loads, in addition to the usual Exodii retrofits. Unless you are a quadrupedal cyborg with this gun in a shock absorbing mount, recoil with the 27.3 x 110 Diyua shells will be *stout*.
Originally designed for naval defense of a small island country, this gun served Exodii as long as they existed, being one of its reliable tools in later stages of world decay. Cheap ammunition, a simple mechanism, and immense power output would make it a great weapon for any survivor who is able to carry nearly a hundred kilo of its weight and is in need to penetrate a small bunker. Unless your body is compatible with Exodii Standard Combat Bodyframe, you can only use it with a heavy-duty tripod, and only while prone. Due to the size of a top-mounted magazine, the user needs to use a scope mounted on the side of a gun.
An oddball in the Exodii's oddball selection of armaments - This robust, shoulder mounted weapons platform started life not as a weapon, but as a ceremonial firework cannon, mounted in droves atop of parade tanks the size of buildings by some globe spanning military culture. Little of its original design remains under the retrofits and wear, with even its engravings worn down to nothing by time. It finds its niche in disposing incoming hordes from large distances, helped by the variety of chemical payloads its been modified to fire.
The Sapra '36 is a short smoothbore bolt-action grenade launcher, fitted with a 5-round box magazine and a large, efficient muzzle brake. Designed in the interwar period following the proliferation of Brogyeki '23, the Sapra was intended to assist in riots, ambushes and assaulting in urban operations, where explosives applied in quick succession could make short work of targets. To further assist in riot operations, the Sapra can be fitted with a bayonet, a frivolity that the Exodii almost immediately discarded. Unlike the Brogyeki, the Sapra is incapable of chambering the longer 27.3 x 110 Diyua shells. The Exodii have replaced the stock with an aluminum alloy chassis, leaving behind the original wood ones as they became damaged.
This extremely popular Romanian rifle, made famous in the third Carpathian War, has been redesigned slightly by the Exodii for precision shots against high-priority targets. In a pinch this modified design can fire a 2-shot burst, with the goal of shredding the target and preventing revivification. However, the recoil is much greater for a human than it would be for a cyborg or giant quadruped, causing the burst to more often miss than hit.
A telescoping baton that collapses for easy storage. Right now, it's collapsed. Activate to expand.
A telescoping baton that collapses for easy storage. Makes a good melee weapon. Activate to collapse.
This pump-action shotgun uses a system of twin magazines to carry 24 total rounds of 12-gauge shotgun shells. Each tube must be loaded separately, but this offers the option of loading different ammunition for different situations. As the weapon's trigger is situated forwards of the chamber in what is termed as a 'bullpup' design, the firearm's still only as long as conventional shotguns despite having a comparatively far higher capacity.
Arguably the most famous combat knife in military history, this blackened double-edged knife is made of drop-forged steel and knurled brass. The balance of the knife is such that it can be tossed from one hand to the other instinctively, and the spear point allows for easy insertion into an unsuspecting foe's heart. While this knife is great in a fight, it's not very good as a tool. The ricasso declares this to be a 'Fairbairn-Sykes knife', with a National Stocking Number of '1095-99-963-2037'.
Several sticks of explosives, bundled together with a fuse attached. Use this item to light the fuse. You will, of course, need a lighter or matches in your inventory to do this. Shortly after lighting the fuse, this item will explode, so get away!
A distinct Dacian sword that curves forward, allowing you to bypass shields or hook and pull enemies, while delivering decent chopping damage.
A weapon used for fencing, the most noble of all sports. While not designed for combat the épée is the heaviest and stiffest of the fencing weapons, and therefore perhaps still useful in your situation.