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ArmorA slick and long red tail that ends in a pointy spade.

A practical guide to what matters across CDDA’s scavenging, crafting, equipment, and specialist systems.
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A slick and long red tail that ends in a pointy spade.
A gold bracelet with sparkling diamonds.
A pair of cufflinks with inset diamonds.
A shiny, gold necklace adorned with a diamond pendant.
A gold ring with a sparkling diamond mounted on top of it. Back in the old days, this could have been worth a fortune.
A shiny, gold tiara adorned with diamonds.
A platinum bracelet with sparkling diamonds.
A pair of cufflinks with inset diamonds.
A shiny, platinum necklace adorned with a diamond pendant.
A platinum ring with a diamond mounted on top of it.
A shiny, platinum tiara adorned with diamonds.
A silver bracelet with sparkling diamonds.
A pair of cufflinks with inset diamonds.
A shiny, silver necklace adorned with a diamond pendant.
A silver ring with a diamond mounted on top of it.
A shiny, silver tiara adorned with diamonds.
Fake teeth inlaid with diamonds, worn over the teeth. Fits horribly, but looks very shiny. For that high-class gangsta rap look.
An antenna designed to pick up signals better when pointed at the source. You could use this with a radio to receive faint signals.
A makeshift extraction system, or as makeshift as you can consider something that was purpose-built in a laboratory by a group of experts. Meticulously disassembled. You can reassemble and plug it into your own power grid to use it.
An autoclave, used to sterilize equipment with pressurized steam. It requires a massive amount of power, so it will need to be plugged into a power grid.
Cheap socks designed to be worn once and then thrown away. They keep your feet clean, but are too thin to give any protection.
A disposable light anti-tank rocket launcher. Once fired, it cannot be reloaded and must be disposed of.
This microscope has less magnification than a standard one. It's also stereoscopic and produces a neat 3-D image of the surface. It was typically used for performing dissections and other fine-detail work on small creatures. It still works pretty well with an added light source, but what would you do with it?
A lightweight mesh backpack, commonly worn by swimmers and divers.
A waterproof, self-winding watch on a stainless steel watchband. Tells the time and current temperature. Activate to check the digital thermometer.
A plastic name tag marking the wearer as a real doctor of the medical kind.
Two oval disks attached to a chain, worn by military personnel for identification.
A small whistle. When blown into, it produces a high tone that causes nearby friendly dogs to either follow you closely and stop attacking, or start attacking enemies if they are currently docile.
A briefcase with a built-in laptop that looks like it's from the 80s. Its vintage monochrome monitor displays a plethora of meteorological data. No sign of the FLDSMDFR, however.
A long soft rifle case. Provides storage for 2 long arms and rifles. Includes 3 accessory pockets and a strap.
The Bond Arms Derringer is a series of multi-barrel compact pistols. Most commonly chambered for .45 Colt, with chambers long enough to accept .410 shotgun shells.
A hefty shotgun with a double-barrel configuration, though each barrel feeds from its own magazine, making the weapon actually two firearms in a single frame. While each barrel has its own associated trigger, considering there is a single pump to actuate both mechanisms, one can't really use it precisely. This, however, isn't to say that the weapon isn't fit for the service of shooting zombies at point blank ranges.
The classic double-barreled shotgun, with the barrels arranged side-by-side. It consists of little more than 2 barrels, a striker to hit the shell, and a wooden stock
Hiding under here will not protect you from the monsters, but it'll keep you warm.
Fancy patent leather shoes. Not designed for running.
A military officer's dress uniform from before the Cataclysm, complete with rank and ribbons. Just looking at it gives you an air of authority. Perhaps not the most practical military wear, but a very stylish option.
A long, thin and flexible rod that tapers to a point, originally used to stimulate a horse and give them orders.
A hardened spike-like object for metalsmithing. It's used to make holes in metal in some metalworking fabrication recipes.
Dummy item. If you see this description, it is a bug.
A modified army harness, repurposed to carry several small and a single medium sized drone alongside the tools to maintain them.
A bag that can be worn on the thighs and hips using adjustable buckled straps. Provides some extra storage for outdoor activities.
A pouch that can be worn on the thighs using buckled straps. This variety is favored by the military.
A huge watertight duffel bag. Capable of floating. Provides plenty of storage, but is severely encumbering.
A simple covering tied over the eyes to block sight, made out of duct tape. It's currently raised, letting you see. Use to lower it.
A canvas duffel bag. Provides plenty of storage, but is fairly encumbering.