Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

mutant tallow

A smooth white block of cleaned and rendered fat, sourced from a mutant animal. It will remain edible for a very long time, and can be used as an ingredient in many foods and projects.

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muzzle brake

A muzzle brake redirects exhaust gases to reduce recoil, at the cost of increasing bulk, noise, and reducing accuracy slightly.

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muzzle weight

A small weight attached below the barrel of a firearm to reduce muzzle climb, increasing bulk but allowing for faster follow-up shots. Mainly used on competition handguns, but it can be added to combat pistols, too.

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Mycus juice

Freshly-squeezed from the fruit of the Mycus.

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Mycus wine must

Unfermented Mycus wine. A goopy white mess, made from Mycus fruit. It smells sweetly of mushrooms. You need to put it in a fermenting vat to brew it.

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nail

A pin-shaped piece of steel. It can be used to construct various things with a hammer.

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Fuel

napalm

Fuel

Gasoline mixed with some other components to make it stick to surfaces and increase burning temperature, meant to be used as flamethrower fuel.

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new york wiener

What's better than a hot dog? A hot dog smothered in ground meat and chopped onions, of course!

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nitric acid

Nitric acid, a strong oxidant and an extremely corrosive material. Mainly used in the production of synthetic fertilizers, for the etching of circuit boards, and in woodworking. Remains quite useful both for making a vast array of pyrotechnic and explosive agents and as a direct weapon: not many beings enjoy being doused in nitric acid.

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nopalito

A less prickly version of cactus pads.

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notched plank

A quarter of a wooden plank with notches cut into it, used with a fire drill to create embers.

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notched stick

A wooden stick with notches cut into it, used with a fire drill to create embers.

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nut and bolt

A matching nut and bolt. Useful for securing objects together.

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nut paste

A thick mass of ground nuts that are ready to be pressed into oil.

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oars

A pair of oars for a boat.

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Seeds

oat seeds

Seeds

A pile of dried whole oats, ready for planting.

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oatmeal

Dry flakes of flattened grain. Tasty and nutritious when cooked, it also doubles as food for horses while dry.

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oats

A pile of raw oats.

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off-road bicycle wheel

A wide, studded bicycle wheel intended for off-road biking.

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off-road motorbike wheel

A motorbike wheel, studded for improved off-road performance.

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off-road wide wheel

A wide wheel. \o/ This wide. It's studded to provide better grip off-road at the cost of some performance on pavement.

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offset iron sights

An alternative set of iron sights mounted at 45° for use when a scope or other modification prevents use of the primary sights.

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one-dollar currency bundle

A thousand one-dollar bills, divided evenly between ten blue currency straps, and bundled together with rubber bands.

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one-dollar currency strap

A hundred one-dollar bills held together by a blue currency strap.

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onigiri

A triangular block of tasty sushi rice with a healthy green vegetable folded around it.

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orangeade

Cheap orange flavored beverage with limited vitamins.

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oversize cardboard box

An oversize cardboard box, big enough to fit some longer items. Great for storage. Can be folded.

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oversize metal box

An oversize metal box, big enough to fit some longer items. The slim profile makes storage a little bit easier.

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oxidizer powder

Volatile powdered chemical oxidizer.

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oxyacetylene

Pressurized, dangerous acetylene gas. Can be used for welding or cutting with a torch.

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oxycodone

A strong semi-synthetic narcotic used in the treatment of intense pain. Highly addictive.

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pair of cooked frog legs

A raw pair of frog legs. Tastes like chicken when cooked or smoked.

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pair of dehydrated frog legs

A pair of dehydrated frog legs. With proper storage, this dried food will remain edible for an incredibly long time.

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