Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

wooden spear

A stout wooden pole with a whittled point.

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wooden tonfa

A stout wooden truncheon of the sort commonly employed by police. Originally an Okinawan weapon, it consists of a stick with a perpendicular handle attached a third of the way down its length.

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wool aketon vest

A thick cloth vest, intended to be worn below metal armor. This one is made of layered wool quilting and it provides fairly decent protection on its own.

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wool aketon vest

A thick cloth vest, intended to be worn below metal armor. This one is made of layered wool quilting and it provides fairly decent protection on its own.

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wool arming gloves

Tough cloth gloves made of layered wool quilting, thin enough to wear under metal gauntlets. They help to keep your hands safe during a fight.

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wool arming gloves

Tough cloth gloves made of layered wool quilting, thin enough to wear under metal gauntlets. They help to keep your hands safe during a fight.

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wool arming gloves

Tough cloth gloves made of layered wool quilting, thin enough to wear under metal gauntlets. They help to keep your hands safe during a fight.

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wool arming mittens

Very thick wool gauntlets worn in lieu of metal or leather armor. Though they make it hard to do anything other than swing a weapon, and they're very warm, they offer excellent protection.

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wool arming mittens

Very thick wool gauntlets worn in lieu of metal or leather armor. Though they make it hard to do anything other than swing a weapon, and they're very warm, they offer excellent protection.

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wool arming mittens

Very thick wool gauntlets worn in lieu of metal or leather armor. Though they make it hard to do anything other than swing a weapon, and they're very warm, they offer excellent protection.

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wool arming pants

Tough cloth pants worn alongside an aketon underneath metal armor. This one is made of layered wool quilting and it provides fairly decent protection on its own.

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wool arming pants

Tough cloth pants worn alongside an aketon underneath metal armor. This one is made of layered wool quilting and it provides fairly decent protection on its own.

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wool arming pants

Tough cloth pants worn alongside an aketon underneath metal armor. These are made of many layers of canvas offering solid protection.

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wool belly wrap

Felt patches wrapped around the belly. Usually worn in combination with a chestwrap. Provides negligible protection against punches to your stomach.

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wool chestwrap

Felt patches wrapped around the chest. Preserves your modesty and keeps things out of the way, but not good for much else.

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wool coif

A cloth coif with neck and forehead protection. Resting on your shoulders, it serves as padding for a helmet. Though it's pretty warm, it is constructed of layered wool quilting and provides substantial protection even on its own.

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wool coif

A cloth coif with neck and forehead protection. Resting on your shoulders, it serves as padding for a helmet. Though it's pretty warm, it is constructed of layered wool quilting and provides substantial protection even on its own.

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wool coif

A cloth coif with neck and forehead protection. Resting on your shoulders, it serves as padding for a helmet. Though it's pretty warm, it is constructed of layered wool quilting and provides substantial protection even on its own.

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wool foot wraps (pair)

Felt patches tied around your feet. Not much of an improvement over being barefoot, but still better than nothing.

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wool heavy arming pants

Tough, extremely thick cloth pants worn on their own alongside a gambeson. These are made of thickly layered wool quilting offering very solid protection, though they're too thick to easily add metal armor on top and are both stuffy and restrictive.

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wool heavy arming pants

Tough, extremely thick cloth pants worn on their own alongside a gambeson. These are made of thickly layered wool quilting offering very solid protection, though they're too thick to easily add metal armor on top and are both stuffy and restrictive.

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wool heavy arming pants

Tough, extremely thick cloth pants worn on their own alongside a gambeson. These are made of thickly layered wool quilting offering very solid protection, though they're too thick to easily add metal armor on top and are both stuffy and restrictive.

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wool poncho

A simple wool garment worn over the torso and upper arms.

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wool socks (pair)

Warm socks made of wool.

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wool socks (pair)

Warm socks made of wool.

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wool socks (pair)

Warm socks made of wool.

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xiphos

A bronze sword of ancient Greek origin, wielded as a sidearm to the dory spear.

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yule wreath

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A decorative wreath that can be deployed as furniture to celebrate the winter holidays.

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zentai

Short for 'zenshin taitsu', a zentai is a form-fitting full-body nylon and spandex garment. Though it covers your face, you can see through the thin fabric. With a couple of these and some friends, you could put on some kabuki or harass a rival sports team.

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zweitimber

A plank with a handle and a whittled-down point, left large enough to require two hands. Still not much good for slashing, but far better than the plank on its own.

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.22 FMJ, matchhead powder

.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 30gr FMJ bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. This type is marginally better at piercing through targets, but deals even less damage as a result.

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.22 FMJ, reloaded

.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 30gr FMJ bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. This type is marginally better at piercing through targets, but deals even less damage as a result.

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.22 LR FMJ, black powder

.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 30gr FMJ bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. This type is marginally better at piercing through targets, but deals even less damage as a result.

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.22 LR, black powder

.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 40gr unjacketed bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. It is most useful for target practice and hunting small animals.

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.22 LR, matchhead powder

.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 40gr unjacketed bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. It is most useful for target practice and hunting small animals.

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.22 LR, reloaded

.22 Long Rifle ammunition with a 40gr unjacketed bullet. The .22LR round is extremely weak, with short range and negligible recoil. It is most useful for target practice and hunting small animals.

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.223 Remington, black powder

.223 Remington ammunition with a 55gr FMJ-BT bullet, patterned after the M193 loading. The .223 round has been very popular with civilian shooters for almost a century, finding use in a wide variety of weapons. The combination of high velocity with a thinly-jacketed, cannelured projectile led to unexpected yaw and fragmentation in soft tissue, increasing this round's performance.

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.223 Remington, reloaded

.223 Remington ammunition with a 55gr FMJ-BT bullet, patterned after the M193 loading. The .223 round has been very popular with civilian shooters for almost a century, finding use in a wide variety of weapons. The combination of high velocity with a thinly-jacketed, cannelured projectile led to unexpected yaw and fragmentation in soft tissue, increasing this round's performance.

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.270 Winchester FMJ, black powder

.270 Winchester ammunition with a 130gr full metal jacket bullet. It is a powerful round capable of taking down large targets with ease.

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.270 Winchester FMJ, reloaded

.270 Winchester ammunition with a 130gr full metal jacket bullet. It is a powerful round capable of taking down large targets with ease.

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.270 Winchester JSP, black powder

.270 Winchester ammunition with a 130gr soft point bullet. The .270 round was not initially successful, but over a few decades it became one of the most popular rifle cartridges for hunting and silhouette shooting. It is a powerful round capable of taking down large targets with ease.

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.270 Winchester JSP, reloaded

.270 Winchester ammunition with a 130gr soft point bullet. The .270 round was not initially successful, but over a few decades it became one of the most popular rifle cartridges for hunting and silhouette shooting. It is a powerful round capable of taking down large targets with ease.

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.30 Carbine JSP, black powder

.30 Carbine ammunition with a 110gr jacketed soft point bullet, which will perform better as a hunting round than FMJ. A light rifle round developed during the Second World War for use in the M1 carbine; it remains a popular sporting round today.

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.30 Carbine JSP, matchhead powder

.30 Carbine ammunition with a 110gr jacketed soft point bullet, which will perform better as a hunting round than FMJ. A light rifle round developed during the Second World War for use in the M1 carbine; it remains a popular sporting round today.

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.30 Carbine JSP, reloaded

.30 Carbine ammunition with a 110gr jacketed soft point bullet, which will perform better as a hunting round than FMJ. A light rifle round developed during the Second World War for use in the M1 carbine; it remains a popular sporting round today.

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.30 Carbine, black powder

.30 Carbine ammunition with a 110gr full metal jacket bullet. A light rifle round developed during the Second World War for use in the M1 carbine; it remains a popular sporting round today.

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.30 Carbine, matchhead powder

.30 Carbine ammunition with a 110gr full metal jacket bullet. A light rifle round developed during the Second World War for use in the M1 carbine; it remains a popular sporting round today.

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.30 Carbine, reloaded