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filtering menpo
ArmorA sealed mask with strange filtering components on the front turned up in the shape of horns. Inscriptions mark the glass of the lenses creating spiral patterns that blur the vision.
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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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THE COMPLETE DIRECTORY
Everything, within reach.
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Weapons
fire axe
WeaponsA large, two-handed pickhead axe normally used by firefighters. It makes a powerful melee weapon, but is a bit slow to recover between swings. The pickhead is for spiking into doors and glass and is not effective at hooking limbs of opponents.
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fire piston
ToolsA firestarting tool of Southeast Asian origin, consisting of a thin, hollow wooden cylinder sealed at one end and open at the other, and a wooden piston forming an airtight circular seal with it, making use of rapid and adiabatic air compression to ignite a piece of tinder. It also comes with a tinder container to keep tinder dry. Use it to start a fire.
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firecracker (lit)
ToolsA firecracker that has been lit; the fuse is hissing. Throw it quickly before it explodes.
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firefighter belt
ArmorA stout firefighter's belt. Useful for keeping your bunker gear up, it also doubles as an equipment belt with a reinforced loop for holding a large tool.
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firefighter helmet
ArmorA distinctive helmet worn by firefighters. More than just a piece of firefighting equipment, it serves as a badge of honor and respect.
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firefighter PBA mask
ArmorA full-face mask commonly used by firefighters. The protective breathing apparatus provides excellent protection from smoke, flame, and other dangers. It must be prepared before use.
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firefly training pistol
WeaponsA medium sized, .22 caliber semi-automatic pistol, for training with a pistol similar to more powerful pistols. Built from aluminum and polymer components, the weapon is lightweight and concealable, but its chambering is not very powerful.
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flag jumpsuit
ArmorA jumpsuit embroidered with a pattern of the American flag. Provides decent storage and is not very encumbering.
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flak helmet
ArmorA simple helmet meant to protect the head from fragmentation and impacts. Its simple steel construction renders it outdated by modern military standards.
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flannel jacket
ArmorA jacket made from flannel, favored by outdoorsy types.
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flare
ToolsA slow-burning magnesium flare. Use it to strike the striker and light it. It will produce a bright light for about a half hour.
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flaregun
WeaponsA plastic single shot pistol that can be loaded with signal flares.
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flashbang
WeaponsA military police-style flashbang. Use this item to pull the pin and start the fuse. You will then have five seconds before it detonates with intense light and sound, blinding, deafening, and disorienting anyone nearby.
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flashlight (on)
ToolsA typical household flashlight with a plastic handle, powered by batteries.
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flashlight pouch
ArmorA tiny pouch designed to keep your flashlight accessible and secure. Has MOLLE straps for attaching to a belt or vest.
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flintlock carbine
WeaponsThis short rifle design once dominated the battlefields of ancient Europe, and may yet re-earn its feared status due to its ease of handling and ability to use easily-crafted ammunition.
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flintlock musket
WeaponsFor once, something *good* came back from the dead. This ancient design lacks the fire-rate of modern weapons, but packs as much punch as the best of 'em and rewards the skilled shooter with easily-crafted ammunition.
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flintlock pistol
WeaponsA beautifully decorated flintlock pistol. If using this doesn't make you feel a pirate, nothing will.
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flintlock rifle
WeaponsAlso called a Pennsylvania rifle, this long-barreled rifled flintlock gun has significantly increased accuracy at the cost of taking even longer to reload.
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flotation vest
ArmorA brightly-colored vest designed to keep you upright and floating in water.
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flower charm anklet
ArmorAn anklet with tiny charms in the shape of flowers in an array of colors.
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flute
ToolsA simple silver-plated flute.
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FN 5.7mm pistol
WeaponsFiring the armor-piercing 5.7x28mm round, this lightweight handgun was developed for NATO use as a sidearm capable of penetrating body armor. Its proprietary and nonprolific ammunition kept it comparatively rare among both civilian and militant use, but the gun's ability to ignore most forms of conventional ballistic armor can't be argued with. Given that its tiny bullets have next to no stopping power, its armor-penetrating capability comes at a considerable trade-off.
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FN SCAR-H rifle
WeaponsA highly accurate and modular battle rifle specially designed for the United States Special Operations Command. The 'H' in its name stands for heavy, as it uses the powerful .308 round.
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FN SCAR-H sniper rifle
WeaponsSniper Support Rifle, this semi-auto variant of SCAR-H is designed for a long-range precision application, to be used by dedicated marksman. Includes extended barrel, bipod, and a few additional attachment for greater comfort of a user.
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FN SCAR-L
WeaponsA highly accurate and modular assault rifle specially designed for the United States Special Operations Command. The 'L' in its name stands for light, as it uses the lightweight .223 round.
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fog machine
ToolsA battery-powered fog machine. It would be great for setting ambience.
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folded Bicycle
ToolsA folded Bicycle.
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folded butter churn
ToolsA large wooden container used to turn raw milk into butter and buttermilk. This model uses a foot crank and holds three gallons of raw milk.
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folded travel toilet
ToolsA portable plastic toilet. It has been collapsed for easy transport.
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folded wheelchair
ToolsA folded Wheelchair.
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folding chair
ToolsFolded plastic chair on a metal frame, deploy to sit down.
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folding fangs
ArmorYour fangs have properly developed, and are prepared for the kill.
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folding Glock carbine
WeaponsWith its claim to fame being its ease of portability when compared to other conventional rifles and carbines, this is a uniquely-designed pistol caliber carbine sporting an integral folding mechanism and chambered for 9x19mm cartridges, making use of regular Glock compatible magazines. With its mechanism engaged, the barrel assembly swings rearwards and causes the firearm to fold to half its regular length, packing up into a very compact package with ergonomics unfortunately having to take a backseat to allow for the weapon's extreme portability. With a mainly polymer constructed receiver, the carbine is relatively light and incredibly transportable when fully folded.
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folding table
ToolsA metal folding table for off-road trips. It is currently folded for easy transportation.
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Foodkid badge
ArmorA star-shaped plastic badge. "Foodkid" is printed on it in bold letters. This badge marks its wearer as Foodperson's trusty sidekick, and comes included with every kid's meal at Foodplace.
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Foodperson mask (on)
ArmorFoodperson, the mascot your stomach deserves!
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Foodperson's cape
ArmorA brightly-colored cape emblazoned with the "Fp" symbol.
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foot rags (pair)
ArmorRags tied around your feet. Not much of an improvement over being barefoot, but still better than nothing.
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football armor
ArmorHeavy polycarbonate armor for your upper torso. Normally worn by football players.
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football helmet
ArmorA heavy polycarbonate helmet normally worn by football players. It comes with a visor to protect the eyes.
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forged shears
WeaponsA set of heavy-duty shears designed to obtain wool from sheep. Made of two steel blades connected by spring leaf.
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fractional distillation apparatus
ToolsOne of the classic pieces of mad science glassware, this is a small-volume still that passes vapor through a fractional distillation column and then condenses the distillate in a cooled collection column. A grad student or a robot (is there really any difference?) collects the distillate in fractions so that specific contents can be analyzed. Going a few milliliters at a time, it would not be very effective to try to distill whiskey in this thing.
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