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MaterialsA sealed condom wrapper, activate to open it.

A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.
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A sealed condom wrapper, activate to open it.
The stomach of a creature, cleaned and sealed with a string. It can hold 1.5 liters of water.
A tasty fried egg, with seasoning added to taste!
Salt mixed with a fragrant blend of secret herbs and spices.
Tasty scrambled eggs, with seasoning to taste!
A length of synthetic fiber weaved into a flat band, usually used to securely fasten passenger inside vehicles.
A handful of slimy seaweed. It doesn't look edible, but properly dried, it might make for decent kindling.
A small plastic box with a rugged exterior, the cover securely held by several small latches.
Assembly plans, design specs, and technical drawings for the security bot. Most of this is useless to you, but you could use the assembly plans to re-assemble the robot from salvaged parts.
A sheet of paper bearing an atom-and-rifle symbol, detailing some very particular security protocols.
An employee badge for a security officer. The reverse side describes the protocol for using it; this could grant access at black zone card readers.
An employee badge for a security officer. The reverse side describes the protocol for using it; this could grant access at magenta zone card readers.
An employee badge for a security officer. The reverse side describes the protocol for using it; this could grant access at yellow zone card readers.
A thick mass of flesh superficially resembling a mammalian heart. It's the size of your fist and covered in dimpled grooves.
An array of sensors and diagnostic modules allowing a robot to perceive itself.
A transparent flask with a neck that connects directly to its bottom without overlapping itself, even though it clearly does. You can put things in it, but attempting to follow their path through the neck is impossible. It is the only one of its kind. It may have unknown powers; try activating them.
Full of useful tips for showing confidence in your speech.
A pair of faulty, self-locking thumb bionics.
A paste of half-finished milled grains, not yet flour.
This novel follows the humorous adventures of a professional athlete turned amateur reporter.
A wooden box containing all the pieces needed to play a game of senet, along with a rule booklet. A board game from ancient Egypt, Senet plays like modern chess with a 3x10 grid and a smaller amount of pieces.
A wide range of sensors meant to give the ability to perceive the surrounding world.
A carved sphere embedded with small black glass screens. It's probably a sensor of some kind.
This module lets the user's nervous system inhibit pain signals, allowing them to dull their senses at will. However, the use of this system may cause delayed reaction times and drowsiness.
A 10-round magazine for use with the United States army's general issue 9x19mm handguns.
A 17-round magazine for use with the United States army's general issue 9x19mm handguns.
A 21-round magazine for use with the United States army's general issue 9x19mm handguns.
Government regulations dictate that since this isn't *technically* ice cream, it can be called a dairy dessert instead. You can't really taste the difference.
A treat made famous on Coney Island, made like ice cream but with egg yolk added in. Its storing temperature is warmer, and it lasts a little longer than regular ice cream.
Italian-style ice cream. It is denser and less airy, giving it a richer flavor and texture.
A sweet, frozen food made with milk and liberal amounts of sugar.
A simple frozen dessert made from water and fruit juice.
A bundle of presses, coat hangars, and other miscellaneous items needed to store and keep a good change of clothes. You can interact with it to swap to the clothes it's currently containing, or put your current clothes in if there's nothing already inside.
A standard set of prosthetic teeth. Pretty useless to anyone aside from its owner.
A loose assortment of very thick-walled steel pipe fittings - end caps, pipe junctions, and similar items. Probably intended to be a part of industrial equipment.
A set of large rubber wheels mounted on pivots, like you'd find on small industrial equipment.
A set of omni wheels, like the ones found under a police bot.
A small box with a jumbled assortment of clamps for mounting on ring stands. There seems to be some sort of rule that all of them are missing at least one wing nut for tightening; twist ties, duct tape, and other random stuff has been used to compensate.
A set of rotors able to lift a small drone.
A set of four small wheels, for a skateboard.
A set of small tank treads, like the ones used by the "Beagle" mini-tank.
A set of big pointy legs, like the ones found under a tripod.
A set of tiny, pointy legs, like the ones found under a skitterbot.
A set of hard plastic wheels with one larger than the other two. Proudly made in the USA by Double Dango Productions.