Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

scrap ESBI plate

A flat piece of salvaged steel, crudely cut and bent into the shape of an ESBI ballistic plate. It's wrapped in rags to cover the sharp edges. Better than nothing, but it's heavy, and not very strong. This is intended to be inserted into a ballistic vest, and can't be worn on its own.

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scrap greatsword

A large wooden sword with scrap metal hammered over it into something pretending to be an edge. The extra weight almost completely front-loads the balance, and it hurts your wrists just to wield.

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scrap helmet

A helmet made from scraps of metal secured by simple strings; the loose collection of plates provides decent but not the most convenient protection.

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scrap helmet

A helmet made from scraps of metal secured by simple strings; the loose collection of plates provides decent but not the most convenient protection.

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scrap helmet

A helmet made from scraps of metal secured by simple strings; the loose collection of plates provides decent but not the most convenient protection.

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scrap suit

A suit of armor made from scraps of metal secured by simple strings to cloth wraps; the loose collection of plates provides decent but uncomfortable protection.

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scrap suit

A suit of armor made from scraps of metal secured by simple strings to cloth wraps; the loose collection of plates provides decent but uncomfortable protection.

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scrap suit

A suit of armor made from scraps of metal secured by simple strings to cloth wraps; the loose collection of plates provides decent but uncomfortable protection.

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scrap sword

Several bits of thin scrap metal crudely beat into the semblance of an edge over a wooden sword. The added weight is unbalanced, but the jagged edge offers a good bit of slashing power.

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screw press

A large screw press for manually pressing oil out of fruit or seed paste. Needs to be placed via the construction menu.

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screwdriver

A Philips-head screwdriver. It is important for almost all electronics crafting, most mechanics crafting, and has many more uses.

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screwdriver set

A set of screwdrivers in several sizes and blade types. Guaranteed to have the right tools for more precise work.

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separation funnel

This thing doesn't look much like a funnel. It's a teardrop-shaped piece of glass with a stopper at the wide end and a valve at the other. It can be used to wash one liquid with another, like water and an oil, and then draw off whichever of the two liquids contains a higher amount of whatever compound you're trying to isolate. With a high level of skill, it can also be used to make juvenile farting noises.

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sewing kit

A plastic kit with a variety of needles, some plastic spools for thread, small scissors, and a few other useful textile tools. Use a sewing kit on an article of clothing to attempt to repair or refit if applicable. This uses your tailoring skill.

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sharp rock

A baseball-sized rock with a somewhat sharp edge that also chips in a semi-predictable way if struck. With the right skills, you could give it a better edge.

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sharpened épée

What was once a mostly-harmless fencing épée has had its electrical plunger assembly removed and has been crudely sharpened to a point. Though it still lacks a cutting edge, it is now considerably more lethal, yet still familiar to the practiced fencer.

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sharpened foil

What was once a mostly-harmless fencing foil has had its electrical plunger assembly removed and has been crudely sharpened to a point. Though it still lacks a cutting edge, it is now somewhat more lethal, yet still familiar to the practiced fencer.

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sharpened rebar

A rod of rebar that's been cut and sharpened to a point.

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sharpened saber

What was once a mostly-harmless fencing saber has had its rounded tip snapped off and has been crudely sharpened to a point. Though it still lacks a cutting edge, it is now considerably more lethal, yet still familiar to the practiced fencer.

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sharpened spear shaft

You've gone through the effort of making a proper spear shaft, but instead of attaching something sharp to the end you just whittled a point into the wood. The peak of pointy stick technology.

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sheet metal armor

A full set of armor hammered out from sheet metal and tied in place with leather straps and belts. It's crude, heavy, and uncomfortable, but damn protective. Now, you're a true Post-Apocalyptic Warrior.

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sheet metal chest guard

Two sheets of metal hammered to fit your torso and riveted to leather belts to act as straps. Heavy, uncomfortable, and difficult to move in, but it should help keep your blood inside your body.

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sheet metal great helm

Massively heavy, extremely uncomfortable, very crude, and looks like a bucket with a slit cut out the front, but it'll keep zombie claws off your face. Comes with a bevor to help spread the weight out onto your shoulders and protect your neck, and some cloth padding to keep your bell from being rung.

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sheet metal helmet

A helmet that looks like a crude bucket with the face cut out. It comes with a bevor to distribute some of the weight to your shoulders, as well as cloth padding to keep your bell from being rung.

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sheet metal sabatons (pair)

Some sheets of metal hammered to fit over the top of your foot and around your ankles, meant to be worn over boots. They make walking a fair bit more awkward, but they'll keep your toes from being stomped on.

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sheet metal skirt

Four cut-down sheets of metal hanging off your waist to keep your hip and groin safe. They're held in place rather loosely, but still get in the way a lot when running.

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shillelagh

A stout, knotty stick with a large knob at the top that has been left to cure in a chimney. A traditional Irish weapon, the shillelagh was originally used for settling disputes in a gentlemanly manner.

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silver bracelet

A nice silver bracelet.

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silver necklace

A nice silver necklace.

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simple knife spear

A flimsy pole made of wood with a knife bound to the end. It's long enough to slice from a distance, but the knife isn't that well attached. You could take a bit more time to carefully split the shaft and attach the knife blade more permanently.

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simple mace

A stick with a circular lump of metal tied to it in a facsimile of a mace. You could probably improve it by finding a way to pin the head to the handle.

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simple makeshift glaive

A large blade attached to a stout section of tree branch. It could do a considerable amount of damage, but the blade isn't secured very well and could easily break off.

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sleeveless duster

A rugged full-length duster that leaves your arms unencumbered. Has plenty of storage space due to its many pockets.

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sleeveless faux fur duster

A thick, sleeveless faux fur duster, falling below your knees. Has many pockets for storing things.

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sleeveless faux fur trenchcoat

A thick faux fur trenchcoat without sleeves. Has plenty of storage space, and looks pretty good.

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sleeveless fur duster

A thick fur full-length duster without sleeves, leaving your arms unencumbered. Has plenty of storage space due to its many pockets.

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sleeveless fur trenchcoat

A thick fur trenchcoat without sleeves, leaving your arms unencumbered. Has plenty of storage space due to its many pockets.

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sleeveless leather duster

A thick leather full-length duster without sleeves, leaving your arms unencumbered. Has plenty of storage space due to its many pockets.

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sleeveless leather trenchcoat

A thick leather trenchcoat without sleeves, leaving your arms unencumbered. Has plenty of storage space due to its many pockets.

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sleeveless survivor duster

A custom Kevlar armored full-length duster without sleeves, covered with pouches and pockets. Comfortable, durable, and great for storage.

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sleeveless survivor trenchcoat

A custom Kevlar armored trenchcoat without sleeves, covered with pouches and pockets. Comfortable, durable, and great for storage.

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sleeveless trenchcoat

A thick canvas trenchcoat that leaves your arms unencumbered. Has plenty of storage space due to its many pockets.

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sleeveless tunic

A sleeveless cloth garment that covers the torso and legs.

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sleeveless underwear top

A sleeveless underwear top that helps to maintain body temperature.

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sleeveless wool gambeson

A thick cloth surcoat intended to be worn as standalone armor, as it's a little too thick to comfortably add chainmail or a cuirass on top. Made of thickly layered wool quilting, this will protect you from almost everything, but it's very heavy and warm. It drapes below your legs, providing additional protection there, and it lacks sleeves entirely.

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sleeveless wool gambeson

A thick cloth surcoat intended to be worn as standalone armor, as it's a little too thick to comfortably add chainmail or a cuirass on top. Made of thickly layered wool quilting, this will protect you from almost everything, but it's very heavy and warm. It drapes below your legs, providing additional protection there, and it lacks sleeves entirely.

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sleeveless wool gambeson