Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

pool ball

A colorful, hard plastic ball for playing games on a pool table. Essentially a rock.

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Pop-up Pirate

A game of chance featuring a silly-looking pirate inside a spring-loaded barrel. Players take turns inserting plastic swords into slots in the barrel, hoping to avoid the trigger slot that causes the pirate to be launched out of the barrel.

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popcorn cob

A popcorn cob full of popcorn kernels. You can eat them on the cob or shell it for cooking.

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Popol Vuh

A English edition of the Popol Vuh, a sacred book of the K'iche' Maya people, a native group from the Guatemalan highlands. It is a combination of creation myths, historical narratives, and heroic legends that revolve around the K'iche' people's origins, culture, and the deities that govern their universe.

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poppy bud

A poppy bud. Contains some substances commonly produced by a mutated poppy flower.

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Manuals

Popular Mechanics

Manuals

A magazine about mechanical innovations. Full of entertaining articles and advertisements for esoteric gadgets.

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pork and beans

Greasy Prospector brand improved pork and beans with hickory smoked pig fat chunks.

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pork stick

Salty dried pork. Tastes good, but it will make you thirsty.

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Veh Parts

portable dishwasher

Veh Parts

A very small dishwasher designed for use in vehicles.

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portable gasoline generator

Small, portable generator, one that people buy for a camp. It just needs to be plugged in, fueled up, and then turned on.

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ported barrel

A ported barrel redirects exhaust gases to compensate for muzzle climb, improving recoil but increasing noise and reducing accuracy slightly.

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portion of raw bone marrow

A soft, spongy substance found in bones, rich in fat. Chock-full of good stuff and doesn't taste too bad even raw, but beware of parasites.

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portion of raw demihuman bone marrow

Soft, spongy marrow tissue from a demihuman bone.

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portion of raw human bone marrow

Soft, spongy marrow tissue from a human bone.

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portion of raw mutant bone marrow

Soft, spongy and oddly-colored marrow tissue from the bone of a heavily mutated animal.

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portion of raw mutant human bone marrow

Soft, spongy and oddly-colored marrow tissue from the bone of a heavily mutated creature that was unsettlingly humanoid in appearance.

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portion of tainted bone marrow

A wet, green chunk of spongy goop extracted from a rotten bone. You could eat it, but it will poison you.

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post apocalyptic 'caviar'

Fish eggs that have been cured in a salty brine. Can be vacuum sealed to preserve freshness. Technically caviar only came from a specific type of Sturgeon roe but the FDA allows all cured fish to be referred to as caviar.

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post-it note

A bright yellow post-it note.

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post-it note

A bright yellow post-it note.

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post-it note

A bright yellow post-it note.

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post-it note

A bright yellow post-it note.

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post-it note

A bright yellow post-it note.

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post-it note

A cyan post-it note.

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postcard

A piece of thick, rectangular paper intended for writing and mailing without an envelope.

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potassium alum

A handful of small, water-soluble white crystals with a watery metallic odor, historically used for many different purposes. Also known as potash alum and potassium aluminum sulfate; often called simply alum, as it's the most important member of the generic class of compounds called alums.

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potato chips

Betcha can't eat just one.

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potato chips

A handful of plain, salted potato chips.

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potato chips

Oh man, you love these chips! Score!

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potato masher

A tool for mashing potatoes and soft root vegetables; it cannot do the twist.

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potatoes, Au Gratin

Golden-fried potatoes.

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powder candy sticks

Thin paper tubes of sweet & sour candy powder. Who thinks of this stuff?

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powdered egg

Whole fresh eggs, dehydrated into an easy to store powder.

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Power Overload CBM

A bunch of defective power circuits that are prone to short-circuiting.

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Power Storage CBM

A Compact Bionics Module that upgrades the user's power capacity by 100 units. Having at least one of these is a prerequisite to using powered bionics. The user will also need a power supply, found in various CBMs.

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Power Storage Mk. II CBM

A Compact Bionics Module developed at DoubleTech Industries as a replacement for the highly successful Power Storage CBM. Increases the user's power capacity by 250 units.

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powerful gasoline generator

Still reasonably portable, this 12000 W gasoline generator can power up an entire house. It just needs to be plugged in, fueled up, and then turned on.

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