Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead

white phosphorous

An allotrope of the element phosphorous. Extremely flammable, produces toxic smoke, you can use it to make smoke bombs.

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white wooden chair

A simple wooden chair, with four legs, a seat, and a back. It's nice to rest your feet for once, and if coupled with a suitable table, you could eat a meal properly and almost pretend that things were normal again. This particular chair was painted white.

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wide wheel

A wide wheel. \o/ This wide.

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wide-angle car headlight

A wide-angle vehicle headlight to light up the way.

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wild apple

Like apple cider, only with vodka.

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wild garlic seeds

Some wild garlic seeds.

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wild herb seeds

Some seeds harvested from wild herbs.

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wild rice

Raw wild rice, still in its fibrous shell. It'll need to be milled before it's edible for humans.

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wild rice seeds

Some wild rice seeds, prepared for planting.

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wild root seeds

Some seeds from a white flower.

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wild sarsaparilla seeds

Some wild sarsaparilla seeds.

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wild sarsaparilla tea

Some wild sarsaparilla root steeped in boiling water. Energizing.

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wild vegetable stems

Some wild vegetable stems.

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willowbark tea

A bitter tea made by boiling willow bark in water, used since ancient times as a mild painkiller.

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wintergreen oil

An ointment infused with wintergreen oil. Has mild antiseptic properties, and can ease the pain caused by wounds.

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wintergreen seeds

Some wintergreen seeds.

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wire basket

A large wire basket from a shopping cart.

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wood ashes

A handful of almost-weightless residue left after the burning of some substance.

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wood boat hull

A wooden board that keeps the boat afloat. Add boat hulls to a vehicle until it floats, then attach oars or a motor to get the boat to move.

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wood forward grip

A wooden grip placed forward on the barrel allows for greater control. Not as effective as a bipod but usable under all conditions. This one was cleverly handmade by a desperate survivor or miserly enthusiast, it cannot be removed after installation.

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wooden armor kit

A bundle of planks prepared to be used as vehicle armor.

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wooden barrel

Traditionally made of white oak; these vessels are known for delivering delicious whiskey to the future. It has a capacity of 100 liters.

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wooden bead

A wooden bead. It can be used to craft inscribable jewelry or create a beaded curtain door.

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wooden bowl

A crude-looking wooden bowl which can hold some liquid.

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wooden bucket

A wooden bucket. Carefully chiseled out of a hardwood log section, almost like a dugout canoe. Holds 5 liters of water and has a wooden carrying handle.

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wooden button

A crude wooden button, usually found on very old clothing.

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wooden canteen

A water canteen made from wood, secured by metal bands and sealed with wax or pitch. Holds 1.5 liters and has a simple carry strap.

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wooden cart wheel

A handmade wooden cart wheel.

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wooden chair

A simple wooden chair, with four legs, a seat, and a back. It's nice to rest your feet for once, and if coupled with a suitable table, you could eat a meal properly and almost pretend that things were normal again.

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wooden fishing spear

An underwater fishing spear made from wood tipped with steel. It's very light, but doesn't have much range.

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wooden frame

A large frame made of wood. Useful for crafting.

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wooden panel

A wide, thin wooden board - plywood, OSB, MDF, tongue-in-groove boards, or similar, already cut to shape. Good for all kinds of construction, but for really big projects you'd need a proper sheet of uncut plywood or the like.

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wooden post

A wooden post with a 4 by 4 square base. Posts with a length similar to this are commonly used in mailboxes or as table legs.

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wooden stool

A simple stool, with four legs and a seat. While it's a touch more maneuverable to sit on, the lack of back support means it's significantly less comfortable than a normal chair.

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wooden tankard

A low-tech solution for all your guzzling needs. Drink responsibly.

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woods egg soup

A nutritious and delicious soup packed with eggs and vegetables.

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wool scarf

A long wool scarf, worn over the mouth for warmth. Use it to loosen it if you get too warm.

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wool staple

A natural cluster of wool fibers. Could be processed into felt patches or yarn.

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workbench (folded)

A sturdy workbench made of metal and wood. It is perfect for crafting large and heavy things, when unfolded.

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workbench with battery recharger

A sturdy metal workbench, perfect for crafting large and heavy things. It also has a built-in battery charger for your phone.

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workshop toolbox

A stout metal box for holding tools. It is much bigger than a regular toolbox, and can be used to store more tools as a result.

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yarn

A length of wool yarn that could be used to knit wool clothing.

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zinc powder

A handful of zinc powder. While commercially used mostly in cosmetics and for paints, hobbyists used to mix it with sulfur to make basic rocket fuel or a smokescreen. When treated with a strong acid, it will produce hydrogen.

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zucchini seeds

Some zucchini seeds.

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.22 1911 pistol

A 1911 in .22 LR, with a 4 1/4" barrel, and feeding from 10 round magazines.

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.22 caliber revolver

A comparatively dainty revolver, chambered for 8 tiny rounds of .22 LR.

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.22 caliber submachine gun