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 standard capacity 30-round box magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles. The bottom has been modified with a ranger plate attachment to allow it to clip to carabiners.
An increased-capacity 40-round box magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles.
An increased-capacity 40-round box magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles. The bottom has been modified with a ranger plate attachment to allow it to clip to carabiners.
A 10-round STANAG magazine that has been modified to only hold 5 rounds, commonly used to comply with hunting regulations.
A 10-round STANAG magazine that has been modified to only hold 5 rounds, commonly used to comply with hunting regulations. The bottom has been modified with a ranger plate attachment to allow it to clip to carabiners.
A bulky 50-round drum magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles, known as the X-15.
A bulky 60-round drum magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles, known as the D-60.
A high-capacity 60-round casket magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles. It is thicker, rather than longer.
A bulky 90-round snail drum magazine for use with STANAG compatible rifles.
This is a sturdy cardboard box, stamped with manufacturer markings and emblazoned with the stylized image of an assembled rifle. Containing appropriate retool components for an average weapon platform, including upper receiver assemblies, swappable barrels, and assorted extras (such as magazines), its contents could be used to rechamber a compatible rifle.
A full-length mirror mounted in a sleek aluminum frame. Metal stand is currently folded.
This binder details the scheduled maintenance for several plumbing systems throughout the facility.
This binder details the scheduled maintenance for several plumbing systems throughout the facility. However, some of the log sheets seem to be filled with… a chemical formula?
A bunch of deep red berries with a pleasant bittersweet flavor. Can have a laxative effect if eaten in large quantities.
A strategy board game set in an alternate history, steampunk-themed world, where players assume the roles of workers, engineers, and factory owners in a fictional 1920's Eastern European country. This game focuses on area control, engine building, and resource management, as players aim to achieve victory through various paths, such as military conquest, building up their factories, or completing secret objectives. The best part? You can play it alone too.
A large, rigid steel boom. If attached to a frame it could be used to lift up to 20 metric tonnes.
A stainless steel water bottle, holds 750 mL of liquid.
A steel buckle, like the kind usually found on belts.
A heavy steel chain. Useful as a weapon, or for crafting. It has a chance to wrap around your target, allowing for a bonus unarmed attack.
A heavy covering of steel plate and leather, suitably made for cows as protection. You could put this on a friendly cow.
A steel storage box, capable of holding any number of things. The lid has a small lock.
A metal grille. It can be used as a framework for making a chemical catalyst.
A heavy covering of steel plate and leather, suitably made for horses as protection. You could put this on a friendly horse.
A reusable heavy steel keg, used for shipping beer. It has a capacity of 50 liters.
A 6-inch square piece of finely-woven steel wire, useful for dryer lint traps and reusable coffee filter baskets. You could put this on a window to keep mosquitoes and other bugs out if it was larger, but chain link fencing will do these days.
A steel armor plate, specifically engineered for use in a bullet-resistant vest.
A steel snap fastener, usually found on clothing.
While not as historic as one may think, it's considered a finer luxury in these trying times. Drink responsibly.
A steal tipped and fletched atlatl spear, ready to throw with an atlatl. Not suitable for close combat.
A small box with an image of children building things.
A double-column, single-feed 9x19mm magazine used by the STEN submachine gun, based off the magazines for the German MP 28 and later MP 40.
A stereo system with speakers. It is capable of being hooked up to a vehicle.
A topical corticosteroid in the form of eye drops. Can be used to treat irritation and inflammation of the eyes.
Stomach lining, cut up and stewed for an hour in broth. Better than it sounds.
A local bandit, driven by sadistic impulses, begins offering unlicensed dentistry to brave frontiersmen with few options and fewer teeth.
Instructions and blueprints for building toy Stirling engines. An introduction to engine principles.
The stomach of a woodland creature. It is surprisingly durable.
A debug item to make sure that skills can be modified by enchantments.
A medium-sized stone sculpture.
A four foot long collection of carabiners for hanging items while camping.
A tasty craft beer, as dark in color as the days ahead.
A piece of an insect's endoskeleton.
A small statuette of some kind of fantastical creature is carved out of a rough, unnatural material. It seems remarkably well made.
A large triangle made out of three thick rectangles that connect to each other in an angle. No matter how much you turn it around, you can't seem to comprehend how it links together. It is the only one of its kind. It may have unknown powers; try activating them.
"Stratosphere: The Rise of Hoops" chronicles four decades of professional basketball against a backdrop of sustained social change.