Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

garlic clove

Cloves of garlic. Useful as a seasoning.

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garlic powder

Garlic that has been dehydrated and ground into a powder. A must-have seasoning in any pantry.

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gas mask

A full-face, industrial-grade respirator made from a solid black silicon and butyl rubber blend, providing decent user comfort in addition to a clear field of view and a secure fit thanks to the mask's single-element visor and 6-point head harness. Provided that a filter canister's been screwed into the right-side filter port and the respirator's been prepared, it'll do an admirable job at preventing smoke, gas, and contaminants derived from chemical and lab work from taking up residence in your organs.

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gas mask

A full-face, industrial-grade respirator made from a solid black silicon and butyl rubber blend, providing decent user comfort in addition to a clear field of view and a secure fit thanks to the mask's single-element visor and 6-point head harness. Provided that a filter canister's been screwed into the right-side filter port and the respirator's been prepared, it'll do an admirable job at preventing smoke, gas, and contaminants derived from chemical and lab work from taking up residence in your organs.

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Fuel

gelled gasoline

Fuel

A flammable gel composed of gasoline and dissolved shavings of polystyrene, roughly similar in properties to napalm B. It's meant to be used as flamethrower fuel.

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ghee

Clarified butter, free from milk solids and water. Will last a very long time.

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gherkin cucumber seeds

Some gherkin cucumber seeds.

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giant wooden screw

A giant screw carved out of solid wood, a simple component used to convert rotational energy into a downward movement of greater force.

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gin

An alcoholic beverage flavored with juniper berries. It smells faintly of berries, but mostly booze.

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gin and tonic

A mixed alcoholic drink consisting of gin and tonic water, created in the 19th century as a way to make tonic water (a malaria prophylactic) more palatable, but still popular to this day. In certain variants, vodka is substituted for gin.

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gin mash

Unfermented gin mash. Fermenting it will produce gin.

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Container

glass bottle

Container

A watertight glass bottle, holds 750 mL of liquid.

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glass shard

Other

A broken shard of glass covered in sharp edges. You could use it as a weapon, but you might want to wear gloves.

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grape seeds

Some grape seeds.

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grapeade

Cheap grape flavored beverage with limited vitamins.

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grass yarn

Primitive yarn made from coarse plant fibers like straw or grass. Too thick to sew with, but could be woven into a crude sheet of fabric.

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gravel

A handful of gravel, smaller than pebbles but larger than sand.

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gravy

A serving of gravy.

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green tea

Made from applying hot water to leaves of the tea plant "Camellia sinensis". Green tea has a lighter, fresher taste than black and is traditionally preferred in Asian cultures.

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grenade cradle for staff sling

A larger cradle with a longer sling for fitting to a staff sling to enable it to throw grenades.

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grenade launcher buttstock

A collapsible buttstock designed for the M320 grenade launcher. When combined with this stock, the M320 can be used as a standalone weapon.

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grilled cheese sandwich

A delicious grilled cheese sandwich, because everything is better with melted cheese.

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grilled sweetbread

Not sweet like the name would suggest, but delicious all the same!

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grinder blade

A 125 mm angle grinder blade. You could make a power tool with it, or throw it. Wielding it without sturdy gloves is a bad idea.

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grits

Boiled cornmeal, a simple type of porridge.

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grog

An early 17th century drink eventually popularized by sailors as a easy ration that contained alcohol and often a dash of sugar. Though it barely contains any alcohol, it's probably better tasting than water, probably.

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groundnut seeds

Some groundnut seeds.

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growing wild koji mold

Some cooked rice sprinkled with ash and wrapped into a corn husk. If left alone for a while, it will most likely grow koji mold.

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growing wild yeast

A sugary solution with some naturally occurring yeast. If placed in a fermenting vat and given time, it will eventually produce a more sizeable yeast culture.

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gunfire cocktail

A cocktail made by mixing black tea and rum, which has its origins in the British Army.

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hand controls

An accessibility tool for the paraplegic or very short, this is a simple pair of metal tubes that clamp to a vehicle's gas and brake pedals, allowing them to be operated by hand with the help of a trigger.

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hand mirror

A small hand mirror.

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hand-rolled cigarette

A roll-your-own cigarette. Stimulates mental acuity and reduces appetite. Despite being hand crafted, it's still highly addictive and hazardous to health.

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hard cheese

Hard, dry cheese made to last, unlike modern processed cheese. Will make you thirsty though.

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hardened steel chain link

A set of small metal rings, suitable for constructing chainmail.

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hardened steel chainmail sheet

A sheet of riveted chainmail. With some skill, several of these sheets could be connected to make effective armor.

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hardened steel lamella

A pile of small 3 cm by 6 cm steel rectangles with a pattern of holes drilled into it, then hardened. For use in creating or repairing hardened lamellar armor.

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hardened steel wire

A length of thin, relatively stiff steel wire, made of hardened steel.

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hardtack

A dry, virtually tasteless bread product capable of remaining edible without spoilage for vast lengths of time. So hard it is inedible by itself.

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headlamp

An LED headlamp with an adjustable strap so as to be comfortably worn on your head or attached to your helmet. Use it to turn it on.

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heartburn medicine

Creamy pink heartburn syrup that soothes upset stomachs and quells vomitous urges.

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heated tank

A 60 L heated tank for keeping liquids from freezing. Provides some insulation from outside weather.

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heavy cream

Cream that has been skimmed from the top of raw milk left to sit.

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heavy duty thread

Some tough canvas-weight thread, sturdier than ordinary thread. You could meticulously weave this into a sheet of canvas cloth. It would also be useful for stitching such sheets together, though it's fine to use for normal tailoring projects too.

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heavy wooden beam

An enormous beam of solid wood, very heavy and hard to lug around, but also very sturdy for construction. You could saw or chop it into smaller pieces, like planks or panels.

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heavy-duty frame

A large, reinforced steel frame, used in military vehicle construction.

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heavy-duty headlamp

A heavy-duty LED headlamp with a durable polymer housing. It's impact-resistant, chemical-resistant, waterproof and certified for use in hazardous environments. Designed for firefighters, rescue personnel and miners. Use it to turn it on.

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hellfire stew