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Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.

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concentrated paralytic

A concentrated paralytic agent, originally from a triffid. Given your experience with its effects (chiefly gathered while sourcing this batch) and their striking similarity to earthly flora, you figure it's related to curarines. Might come in handy in crafting more useful things.

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concentrated venom

A transparent, lightly greenish liquid, refined from the venom of bees and wasps. Active ingredients include (nor-)adrenaline, dopamine, histamine, and protein toxins. It is now relatively stable, but will require further separation to be useful for anything other than killing you.

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condensor coil

A compressor and fan that work together to cool down refrigerant.

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cooked acorns

A serving of acorns that have been hulled, chopped, and boiled in water before being thoroughly toasted until dry. Filling and nutritious.

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cooked bamboo shoots

Peeled and cooked bamboo shoots. Tasty and nutritious.

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cooked beans

A hearty serving of cooked great northern beans.

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cooked buckwheat

A serving of cooked buckwheat porridge. Healthy and nutritious but bland.

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cooked burdock greens

Cooked burdock leaves. Tasty and nutritious.

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cooked corn dog

A heavily processed sausage, dipped in batter and deep-fried. Now that it's been cooked, this corn dog tastes much better, but will spoil faster.

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cooked creep

A cooked slice of 'long pig'. Tastes vary from person to person.

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cooked cretin

Cooked meat from a heavily mutated humanoid. Now that the worst bits have been picked out, it's probably digestible, if not very appetizing.

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cooked dandelion greens

Cooked leaves from wild dandelions. Tasty and nutritious.

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cooked fatty meat

A chunk of cooked fatty meat. Although absent of vitamins, it is very filling and delightfully greasy.

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cooked fish

A cooked fish fillet. Very nutritious.

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cooked fruit

It's like fruit jam, only without sugar.

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cooked gastropods

Cooked gastropods. A bit low on calories, but high in protein.

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cooked lentils

Wet, cooked lentils. Humble and nutrient-rich, but pretty bland.

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cooked lobster

A chunk of delicious cooked lobster meat.

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cooked meat

A chunk of cooked meat. It's filling and nutritious, but unseasoned and a bit bland.

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cooked mollusk

Cooked mollusk meat. Devoid of any parasites or bacteria due to heat, the only thing left to do is add sauce.

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cooked mongrel

A cooked slice of something close to being a real person. Tastes like long pig.

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cooked morel mushroom

A tasty cooked morel mushroom.

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cooked mushroom

A tasty cooked wild mushroom.

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cooked mutant bug organs

A selection of cooked mutant bug organs. Looks awful, but if you give it a try, you'll find -- that it's worse than it looks.

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cooked mutant meat

A cooked chunk of meat from a mutated animal.

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cooked oatmeal

A filling and nutritious New England classic that has sustained pioneers and captains of industry alike.

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cooked pepper cretin

Cooked meat from a heavily mutated humanoid. Now that the worst bits have been picked out, it's probably digestible. It has also been properly seasoned with black pepper and salt, giving it a better taste. Still, it is somewhat gross, but hey, it's food!

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cooked pepper fatty meat

A chunk of cooked fatty meat properly seasoned with black pepper and salt. Although absent of vitamins, it is very filling, tasty and delightfully greasy.

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cooked pepper meat

A piece of cooked meat, properly seasoned with black pepper and salt. It's nutritious, yet basic seasoning adds a welcoming taste to this simple dish.

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cooked pepper mutant meat

A cooked chunk of meat from a mutated animal which has been properly seasoned with black pepper and salt, will keep your hunger away, but even seasoned, it has a weird taste.

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cooked pepper poultry

A cut of bird meat that has been cooked with salt and pepper. The simple addition of spices has made it much more palatable.

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cooked pepper scrap of meat

A cooked scrap of meat that has been properly seasoned with pepper and salt. Yet small, they have a good taste.

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cooked pepper scrap of mutant meat

A tiny scrap of cooked mutant meat properly seasoned with black pepper and salt. It is small, and even though it has been seasoned, it has a weird taste.

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cooked pepper scrap of poultry

A tiny scrap of cooked bird meat, seasoned with simple spices. Makes for a nice high-protein snack.

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cooked piece of brain

Now you can emulate those zombies you love so much! Preparing brain for eating is challenging, and this doesn't seem to be the best way to do it.

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cooked piece of heart

A roasted piece of heart. It doesn't look any tastier than it did raw, but any parasites are all cooked out.

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cooked piece of kidney

No, this is not beans.

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cooked piece of liver

Chock-full of A- and B-Vitamins! Cooked liver isn't all that bad, depending on how you feel about the texture, but this is probably the least fancy way to do it.

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cooked piece of lung

A chewy, grayish lump of flavorless connective tissue. It doesn't look any tastier than it did raw, but any parasites are all cooked out.

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cooked piece of mutant brain

Now you can emulate those zombies you love so much! Preparing brain for eating is challenging, and this doesn't seem to be the best way to do it.

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cooked piece of mutant heart

A roasted piece of heart. It doesn't look any tastier than it did raw, but any parasites are all cooked out.

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cooked piece of mutant kidney

No, this is not beans.

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cooked piece of mutant liver

Chock-full of A- and B-Vitamins! Cooked liver isn't all that bad, depending on how you feel about the texture, but this is probably the least fancy way to do it.

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cooked piece of mutant lung

A chewy, grayish lump of flavorless connective tissue. It doesn't look any tastier than it did raw, but any parasites are all cooked out.

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cooked piece of sweetbread

Normally a delicacy, but this style of preparation is missing something.

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cooked plant marrow

A freshly-cooked chunk of plant matter, tasty and nutritious.

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cooked poultry

A chunk of bird meat that has been cooked. Nutritious and safe to eat, but a bit bland.

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cooked rice

A hearty serving of cooked long-grain white rice.

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