Maimai's /little/ black book.
Maintained marginally by Crisis.
I'm Maimai, here is some information about the game HellMOO.
Keep in mind that I'm not a very PVP-heavy player under most conditions, I don't have any insane techniques for killing other players other than wear gear, buff up, and to hunt in groups.
Overall I enjoy the game, and have a lot of fun with it. I'm publishing this document to provide help for newer players, and veterans alike.
It's very common that a 3+ year old player didn't know something that I thought was common knowledge about the game.
Over time if I think of something that's missing, I'll add it to this document. See the changelog at the document end for more information.
If you feel as though something is missing, something is in err, or whatever, mail me in game.
A few of my positive impressions about HellMOO.
It's a very mature game, very in depth crafting and item systems. Lots to explore, and a great sense of humor.
A wonderful time sink.
The amount of content in the game is staggering. For my first year I was always finding new things in it, and still am from time to time.
Lots of pop culture references surface subtly (and few times where it's not so apparent). (mostly OLDER stuff, as the admins are mostly veteran MUD/MOO players, and grew up in yesteryears, though there is quite a bit of Internet culture mixed in)
The game's syntax is probably the best that I've ever used in a MUD/MOO/whatever. But keep in mind I have played very few of them, so I may be rather biased.
The combat is deceptively simple, however very complex under the hood. (cool affects how fast you begin combat, but never mentioned anywhere, and a decade of players never noticed until an admin leaked this)
Lots of weapons, tactics, and other methods to murder NPCs and players.
Some helpful players, possible to make some good friends.
It has a nice, interesting PVP based system. A challenge system is in place, green, yellow, red. Green disallows PVP unless someone has challenged you. Engaging in hostile actions in a yellow zone challenges someone, this person cannot hide from you, or your corp while in a green zone.
Automation isn't frowned upon so long as you are there at your computer/phone. This is good 'cause botters aren't a problem, and lazier people can automate some of the mundane things such as finding and taking items out of large arrays of cabinets.
and a few not so positive ones.
It's quite a time sink!
The admins are very hostile typically, regardless of who is or why they're being contacted.
The playerbase can be quite cancerous. Lots of leeches, and hyperagressive people who enjoy preying on the weak.
The game was leaked/stolen/whatever in the distant past, so there are multiple instances out there of the same universe, but perverted over the years.
This segregates the playerbase some, however seeing as how most have very few active players or have failed, it's clear to see what the superior version is.
The admins /usually/ don't play the game anymore, or that's my impression at least, so you'll often get drastic game balance affecting changes that get reverted ot twisted in some way. The challenge system and rep changes has been a hot topic as of recent.
They're also disallowed to engage in PVP, though one or two lesser-admins will still sneak into the usual playerbase from time to time, often getting in trouble for breaking their own rules.
Dying can really hurt you if you've no backup supplies, as you don't keep items on death.
If you're murdered by another player, most people will probably sell you your goods back.
Keep in mind that some/most of these tips require the use of the greater FC area. If you cannot buy or remain in FC, have a friend assist.
Also consider not abusing something if it seems too good to be true. You'll more than likely get in trouble if you abuse the same too heavily, it's not made to be easy.
Useful tips/exploits*/advice
* https://www.google.com/search?q=define%20exploit #1, make full use of and derive benefit from (a resource). As in it's better to farm this mob, than another. Not a cheat, or security exploit.
Get a friend in the game, not only is it more fun to have a buddy to dick around with, it's also better for the gameplay side of things.
Use numberpad to move, setup keys to do things like alt + numpad to look in that dir, buttons to do other commonly used things too.
You're using a modern piece of software and not telnet, take advantage of it as if you don't you'll be taken advantage of yourself.
Be a blinker, have someone else do the seeking for you, most of the time there will be a few seekers in a corp. Warping around the world to buy and scav supplies is great for a crafter, and just showing up as someone gets killed, or warping around to do the killing is very handy.
Get mule. +30kg is great for playerkillers, scavengers, crafters, or anyone. It'll even improve a zombie's walk speed under most conditions.
If your client supports highlighting words as a different color, abuse the fuck out of that feature. You don't know how many times I've robbed people by finding their homes by stickying every tile in an apartment complex, and they've gone unnoticed for days. When you see a giant orange highlighted "STICKYCAM" you'll know to bring in a corpmate to smash all the cams to help protect your stuff.
If you have tensions with another corp, also highlight everyone in that corp as it's own color, this is amazingly handy.
Get an empty room and stick a sticky cam in it, use a high number (1-2 billion), and a long silly encryption key on it. Then stick a few HAM radios on it, use the corp's cam channel as one, the FCPD camera codes in another, and any other disposable channels you'll use with other stickycams. Shove some TVs in it and tune them to such things as AP, the pit, Hellfire, FNN, and any other stations, this will allow you to basically hear everything in the game while away from home. Never miss a raider, invasion, or some scrub playing with the cum fountain again.
Always peek out of your apartment before leaving, if you see a sticky, don't run out and break it, either phase and break them all in order that you come across them, including the ones in rooms that don't lead to your apartment, or have a friend do it for you. Nothing is more dumb than exposing your location to someone trying to jack your goods.
LOG EVERYTHING. Period.
If you know how to grep, or know a bit of scripting, you can find anything you've ever seen in the game. Found someone walking out of their apartment either in person or your turbo pro radio room? Easy as hell with a simple tiny bit of greppin'.
Buy stickies from Pegleg's in Botany, they appear very often. Psycotrphic and other 'nades too.
A couple pieces of plasteel armor can also be purchased from Peglegs, combine this with how easy Plasteel is made means you have a lean, disposable set of armor you can get for less than what a player will sell a chest of leech for. You'll have shit fire soaks, so works great for solarskin players, or with a set of leech.
Toxic dump for the chemicals, the room north of the dump where you search to find the hidden door, if you search there again you will get a 100% droprate methlymine.
In the pharmacy also in gangland you can find more methlymine. FC's Pr sells kevlar cups, break them down. Buy speedloads from the automat in front of Ammunation and in Ammunation. Break speedload, break empty speedload for their steel rods.
Buy leather skirts from Pr as well, as you cannot make them for whatever dumb reason.
Steel wool is made from brillo pads, scav them in the sewers (pustule area for tesla gens and valves ideally in the subsewers), or elsewhere in the sewers, crater rim, or anywhere really.
Acid powersquirts from 77Jack or from camp benjamin.
Make aliases/macros for everything, such as: prepar > unload ar17;combine thumper;load ar17 with thump > Never have to deal with starting a fight when empty again.
Guns work in ANY build (assuming brawn). You don't need a lot, as a spears user with no cool at all, I was able to handle anything in Necro with 8 raw in rifles, ~32 to hit with a modded AR-17, doing as much damage as the world champ, though albeit slightly less accurate if I'm rather debuffed.
Guns are also rather abusable for PVE, just "go w;cover", you'll typically be thrown into cover, even if an NPC auto attacks. You might get hit once, but you'll have about ten seconds or so of time after that where you can just plink away.
For PVP, it seems guns are just about number one. Fists, or a fast clubber against an unarmored gunner will usually win.
Scav is a very important skill, ~26 or so total scav will cause two items to be found at once.
The way scavving works, is that if there's 4 items in a pool, lets call them A B C D, you'll randomly select one per search, say you get C, then that leavs A B D left, if you get a second item it'll copy it from the pool WITHOUT removing it. So you could end up with four searches of: A D, D C, B C, C. So if C was something rare, you could have gotten it three times!
You might have a 1% chance of finding an item in a tile, however chances are almost on your side that you'll get at least two per tile.
Double items means your chances of getting rares greatly increases, because you'll often find 2-4 of them in a tile, instead of just one.
Scavhate X is your friend, don't bother collecting crud items, or items you've hundreds of.
Breaking an item with 10 scav will probably cause the item to vanish, breaking with 20 will give you two or three pieces, breaking an item with almost 40 scav can give you about eight pieces.
Use this to your advantege when you need various compontents, chances are something in FC will give you it. Examples> Suicide vests for brass wire, EMP weapon mods for dissapation assemblies, defibs for orings and processors.
Look at a recipe listing in HellMOO (such as below in this document), chances are an artifact you need will be used in something that you can buy, thus allowing you to break it down to get what you need.
If you get scav early on, you can do things like break items down and then rebuild them for XP/IP. (I had asked this in late '14 on zotnet, and was given Jed's blessing.) Though, I could imagine abusing this would be frowned heavily upon if you get lots of XP from it.
[zotnet] Maimai says, "If I can make something that gives me IP, then break it down for parts only to recreate it again, that's fine, correct? As there's the chance of losing parts, and it's similar to grinding things like repair/hack/others."
[zotnet] Jed says, "yes, that's fine"
[zotnet] Maimai says, "Alright, thank you for clarifying."
Clusternukes work in a grenade launcher.
Desolators work in a greenzone and do not challenge. (as of mid '15) *** (Could get you in trouble)
Spraying works in zones that disallow any sort of combat. (as of mid '15) ** (Could get you in trouble)
Some shitlords can idle in areas where all combat is disallowed, even with a challenge, so that's the only reason why I'm listing these two things).
Want to rob apartments? Clusternuke all the security away, then you'll have 10-20 minutes or so to pick locks without a single cop.
Want XP? PATTONS PATTONS PATTONS (crafting)
Any build that I've been able to calculate can make turboprop engines. They are way too easy and only need about 20 total in both craft and science.
A zombie with 8 raw in branes is 100% capable to do this with only six raw in each craft and science. It might suck grinding a few hours, but when you're at 300k xp and don't want to grind on basilisks for days getting 5k xp, then making a couple of turboprops in an hour sounds amazing.
Peyote (1) + soda (2) + catfish (2) + labcoat (2) + carapace (2) + poly goggles (1) = + 10 to science. +3 + 1 implants + 6 raw (-4 science penalty) means with 8 total branes you have: 24 total science. Fuckin' silly, right?
Craft is even easier, every 2mg of THC in your system, you gain +1 to craft. +5 food buffs, +4 implants, (-2 craft penalty) +6 raw, +8 branes = 27 craft. Even silliar!
It should also be possible to make a patton itself just fine too with low branes and raws. Though if you fail it'll have harsher penalties.
You can get a free patton schem from an NPC in slagtown, west of Old Victoria, a little east of the rapescanner.
You can buy hydraulic systems from the auto store in lurleen (also lots of other great supplies for planes comes from here too).
You can scav for avionics systems in necro gate's crash site, along with pretty much the best stuff in the game.
You can also scav in the abandoned highway for lots of parts too, but ironically it's more dangerous than the crash site ('cept for raiders).
In southern necro, in the bank that's a little south easy of Camp Benjamin, you can scavenge for large airframes (yes you heard this correctly).
Burned-out stuff throughout the game (highlight the word burned-out and burned) has lots of useful parts for planes as well, such as actuated valves, orings, and more.
Scav tires, scrap wood in the mountain pass.
Pattons also sell to Bosco in CC for 525k each. Exiles can sell to Bosco too (lol), just be sure to get away quickly before McBain shows up.
Turboprops give 750xp (787 under peyote), pattons give 2,400xp (2,520 under peyote)
Chainsaw lances give some insane XP for a long period of time, they're also not a huge money sink, as you can sell them to a few NPCs for a few bucks. Strangely they need science and craft skills, while being made on the gun bench.
Portalguns give 600xp each, seems to drop off over 300k total. They require almost no science to build, strangely enough.
Mediguns give 600xp each, not sure what the dropoff is, I know they no longer give 600 each after 300k.
A few people tend to abuse camp stoves to carry more items, since you can put containers in a camp stove, and they weigh next to nothing.
Combine this with trail packs and you can easily shave off ~75% of the weight of an item. **
I was thinking this might be an oversight, but it's a commonly known thing that's been around for ages.
The jiang shi contract in botany gives an exceptional amount of money compared to the effort required, and they're about as difficult as mall zombies. (Gives 10k to the corp + whatever else it gives you.)
What most people will say, is that you need to grind everything as an n-tag, before you gym, etc.
This is 100% untrue, and actually BAD for grinding a skill.
When you are buffed up, you get a BONUS to getting IP.
Doing a difficult (but not impossible task) will have a higher chance of gaining IP.
So if you have 18 total in a craft skill, try doing something that requires expertise (~20 total required).
You'll gain IP every 30 or so ( http://i.moy.pink/i/caa087e0e4.png http://i.moy.pink/i/c4c69fa126.png ), could be a few seconds less before the cooldown is over, or a few seconds more. This has RNG to it.
Most of the time I'll do a timer of 34 seconds or so to just craft something on a bench, gain a few raws while watching a movie.
Grinding multiple skills at once is recommended. Lots of craft skills use medic+craft, science+craft, chem+craft. So make things that involve multiple skills at once to save time.
You also get 1xp per IP gained, this isn't much starting off, but for a combat build in the 300k+ range, you'll probably abuse this for a few XP every now and again.
Grinding repair: Use orphanage: triggers to break desk when it's repaired, then #10break desk. upon gaining IP stop; break desk; wait 32; #10repair desk
Grinding hack: Dopejack, do this when you have a lower amount of branes, it'll be easier. Just hack PC, when you gain an IP trigger it to stop, then 32s later start hacking the PC again. I went from 0-6 raw using this method, it was the best King of the Hill binge watch ever.
Grinding locksmith: Cemetary, just like hack, pick w; when you gain IP, stop, wait 32s, pick w. I hope you're noticing a pattern here.
Science grind: Everyone says cube, I say no. I did fuel rods, you get plutonium from them in the spaceorg HQ's calutron. Also jobs for sci IP too are nice for the first, or later raws. I usually just buy my first science raw or tag it.
Weapons grinds: 9-13 total to hit, use orphans, fight berserk if your total is too high
If you have HI/mortilex: Mall zombies when wearing decent armor, great for gunners, as they have insane gun soaks for NPCs.
HOWEVER, I strongely suggest buying/getting/stealing armor and fighting things that give you XP.
The underground mines are fantastic if you've ~20 to hit and not six raw, as the bats there have high dodge, allowing virtually anyone to get IP from them. Bat wings are also a crafter's best friend, as they're a precusor for quick-mold plastic.
Using a triger that looks for "[ Exits: * ]" is a great way to alter stuff like a client-side queue.
With a stack of commands like movement directions, and search it's easy to make something scavenge an entire area with just a simple trigger.
autoscav go n,#4search;go e,#4search,go e........
** Second hand infromation, that I've either seen or strongly believe is true.
*** Second hand information, not sure if it's completely true or not, assumed true.
Early crafting XP
Keep in mind that Peyote gives + branes and 2.5% bonus XP per dose. This also includes jobs, for whatever reason too.
Heavy leather chaps - 30 XP, low craft, falloff (<19k).
Hootch (both variants) - 45 XP, ~8 chem needed - 30k(-50k?) falloff - Scav the western part of crater rim, or eastern mountain pass, as these tiles have both logs, and scrap wood in them.
Spool of acrylic fiber - 30 XP, ~8 chem needed - Noticed falloff at 17.5k XP
Large trauma kits - 90 XP, ~8 cham, 15 medic - ??? falloff (>14k)
Stem cells - 90 XP, >36k falloff
Trail packs - 112 XP, ~14 craft, 67.7k falloff
Plasteel armor plates - 175 XP, 20 sci, some craft/chem
Tanned leech-hides - 90 XP, ~15 chem, fall off < 60k - (GREAT for grinding chemistry)
leech jacket/trouser - 40 XP, 20 craft
Gator boots - 135 XP, 15 craft
Gold ruby ring - 60 XP, 18? craft
THC hypos - 60 XP, ~20 chem, fall off ~39,750xp (GREAT for grinding chemistry)
Mk I Tactical Helmet - 225 XP
Crafting recipes
Please keep in mind that not everything is listed, there's a lot of recipes (eg, the accelerator bench) that I keep loose to easily grab when needed. I don't take entire books with me to external benches.
There also might be one or two recipes I am missing, but who knows!
You turn the set of research papers to page 1: 'protocol for a Viper 12mm pistol'.
A set of blueprints describing how to modify a Hammerhead 12mm in to a Viper 12mm.
It tells you how to make a Viper 12mm automatic pistol with the following components:
1 - 12mm pistol
1 - firearm sight assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
You turn the set of research papers to page 2: 'protocol for a boss springsteel'.
A sheet of paper with a bruce springsteel retempering process described on it.
It tells you how to make a boss springsteel with the following components:
1 - bruce springsteel
1 - length of springsteel
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take serious expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
You turn the set of research papers to page 3: 'protocol for a combustor hammer'.
A detailed schematic describing how to modify a piston hammer to use fuel.
It tells you how to make a combustor hammer with the following components:
1 - piston hammer
2 - butane canisters
5u of gasoline
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
You turn the set of research papers to page 4: 'protocol for an AR-17 rifle'.
A sheet of blueprints describing how to modify an AK-7 rifle.
It tells you how to make an AR-17 rifle with the following components:
1 - AK-7 rifle
1 - short steel pipe
1 - firearm sight assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
You turn the set of research papers to page 5: 'protocol for a large scythe'.
A crumpled piece of paper that shows how to make a combat-worthy scythe.
It tells you how to make a large scythe with the following components:
1 - assegai
1 - rusty scythe
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a carpentry workbench.
You turn the set of research papers to page 6: 'protocol for a pair of edison gauntlets'.
A sheet of schematics in red ink, showing how to mold additional titanium to a pair of tesla gauntlets.
It tells you how to make a pair of edison gauntlets with the following components:
1 - pair of tesla gauntlets
2 - titanium plates
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
You turn the set of research papers to page 7: 'protocol for a flash whip'.
A complicated schematic with details on how to improve the generator inside of a blacklash.
It tells you how to make a flash whip with the following components:
1 - blacklash
1 - shock generator
1 - broken battery pack
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
You turn the set of research papers to page 8: 'schematic for tesla gauntlets'.
A schematic detailing how to make a pair of electrified gauntlets.
It tells you how to make a pair of tesla gauntlets with the following components:
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
8 - titanium plates
2 - powergloves
1 - tesla generator assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the set of research papers to page 9: 'schematics for a desolator'.
An intricate set of blueprints for the desolator weaponized emission cannon.
It tells you how to make a desolator with the following components:
4 - energy arrays
3 - gold wires
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
2 - keypad circuits
1 - laser focusing array
1 - desolator body
1 - advanced firing mechanism
1 - broken LCD
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and a complete mastery of science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the set of research papers to page 10: 'schematics for a plasma rifle'.
Near-incomprehensible metal-imprinted schematics that document the creation of a phased plasma weapon.
It tells you how to make a plasma rifle with the following components:
1 - fire control circuitry
1 - firing activation system
1 - heat dissipation assembly
1 - heat-resistant metal
1 - magnetic containment system
1 - plasma pre-charge system
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with rifles, and serious expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the set of research papers to page 11: 'schematics for a tesla rifle'.
A sheet of blueprints for an advanced electricity-discharging mechanism.
It tells you how to make a tesla rifle with the following components:
10 - capacitors
10 - transistors
10 - relays
10 - diodes
10 - quartz crystals
4 - glass tubes
4 - o-rings
4 - gold wires
4 - short lengths of copper wire
3 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
3 - tesla generator assemblies
2 - short steel pipes
1 - grindwheel
1 - ceramic plate
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - long steel pipe
1 - superconductor ring
1 - class III laser
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - force shock absorption assembly
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and a little knowledge of rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the set of research papers to page 12: 'schematic for a portal box'.
This series of papers explains, through no shortage of technical diagrams and jargon, how to fit a metal box with electronic hardware for generating portals within it.
It tells you how to make a portal box with the following components:
1 - portal box frame
1 - titanium plate
2 - plutonium rods
6 - short lengths of copper wire
1 - tesla generator assembly
2 - class III lasers
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - multi-chip module II
6 - nanopacitors
5 - transistors
4 - diodes
2 - transformers
1 - bag of high quality nanotubes
2 - superconductor rings
1 - electrical cord
1 - blue tamagotchi
1 - keypad circuit
1 - broken LCD
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with hack, and a complete mastery of science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Antonia.'
You turn the set of research papers to page 13: 'diagram for a proton pack'.
A marker-inscribed set of instructions on a faded patch of cement-colored cloth on how to make a ghost-busting machine.
It tells you how to make a generic proton pack with the following components:
3 - bags of salt
3 - iron bars
2 - LEDs
2 - rusted radiators
1 - spraycan
1 - actuated valve
1 - broken toaster
1 - plastic tubing
1 - steel pipe cap
1 - aluminum plate
1 - reinforced flex tube
1 - Mk I PK trap
1 - aluminum thermos
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the diagram for a positronic geiger counter.
A printed diagram on how to increase the capabilities of a geiger counter with specific components.
It tells you how to make a positronic geiger counter with the following components:
1 - geiger counter
1 - broken battery pack
1 - electromagnetic motor
2 - small loudspeakers
1 - confabulator
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the diagram for a positronic GPS.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a positronic GPS unit with the following components:
1 - GPS
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - confabulator
3 - transistors
Making this would take expertise in craft, expertise in hack, and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the diagram for a positronic PK illuminator.
A printed diagram on how to increase the capabilities of a PK illuminator with specific components.
It tells you how to make a positronic PK illuminator with the following components:
1 - PK illuminator
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - energy array
3 - relays
Making this would take expertise in craft, expertise in science, and decent familiarity with hack.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the diagram for a thumper.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a thumper with the following components:
8 - small loudspeakers
2 - broken battery packs
1 - titanium plate
2 - short lengths of copper wire
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the instructions for cutting emerald lenses.
A slightly stained recipe with dotted lines indicating where to cut specifically, and in which way to polish for optimum shine.
It tells you how to make an emerald lens with the following components:
1 - emerald
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Makoto.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the instructions for cutting ruby lenses.
A slightly stained recipe with dotted lines indicating where to cut specifically, and in which way to polish for optimum shine.
It tells you how to make a ruby lens with the following components:
1 - ruby
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Skarde.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the instructions for cutting sapphire lenses.
A slightly stained recipe with dotted lines indicating where to cut specfically, and in which way to polish for optimum shine.
It tells you how to make a sapphire lens with the following components:
1 - sapphire
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the instructions for making a portal box receiver.
A printed sheet of instructions that explains how to take apart a portal box and retrofit it into a wall-mounted device.
It tells you how to make a portal box receiver with the following components:
1 - portal box
4 - titanium plates
4 - short lengths of copper wire
5 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Antonia.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the pattern for grinding optical lenses.
A diagram detailing how to grind quartz crystals into light-bending optics. Neat!
It tells you how to make a quartz lens with the following components:
1 - quartz crystal
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the protocol for a flash whip.
A complicated schematic with details on how to improve the generator inside of a blacklash.
It tells you how to make a flash whip with the following components:
1 - blacklash
1 - shock generator
1 - broken battery pack
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a blacklash.
A schematic detailing the manufacture of a very advanced whip.
It tells you how to make a blacklash with the following components:
3 - bat wings
2 - titanium bars
2 - vines
1 - monowire serrator
1 - ceramic plate
1 - length of rusty razor ribbon
Making this would take expertise in craft, decent familiarity with whip, and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a butane flame mod.
New from KillCo! The do-it-yourself butane flame modification kit! Shoot and burn your friends OR enemies. Not approved for use in all states.
It tells you how to make a butane flame kit with the following components:
2 - piezoelectric ignition circuits
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
1 - short steel pipe
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a buttbot.
An insanely detailed technical plan for a bizarre-looking little robot, consisting of a great number of expensive and complicated components. You're not quite sure, however, what the purpose of putting them together would be. Wait a second... someone seems to have defaced the schematic by drawing butts all over it.
It tells you how to make a buttbot with the following components:
2 - sortbots
1 - voicemask
1 - zero-point energy field generator
4 - genius brains
4 - plutonium rods
6 - butts
1 - resistor
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft, massive expertise in hack, and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. pebbles.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a camcorder.
A laminated sheet with instructions for making a camcorder:
It tells you how to make a camcorder with the following components:
2 - image sensors
4 - broken battery packs
1 - keypad circuit
5 - resistors
4 - capacitors
1 - circuit board
5 - diodes
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - broken LCD
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a camera.
A printed schematic which shows how to cobble together a camera.
It tells you how to make a generic camera with the following components:
3 - capacitors
2 - transistors
3 - quartz lenses
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
1 - transformer
2 - short lengths of copper wire
2 - broken LCDs
1 - circuit board
1 - keypad circuit
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft and decent familiarity with brains.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a can of laughter.
A piece of paper covered in depictions of people laughing. At the center are instructions for putting together a canned speaker system.
It tells you how to make a can of laughter with the following components:
1 - Giggle Cream canister
1 - small loudspeaker
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and some familiarity with cool.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a cheap power adapter.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a cheap power adapter with the following components:
1 - electrical cord
6 - broken battery packs
1 - multi-chip module I
2 - resistors
2 - transformers
2 - capacitors
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - blue tamagotchi
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a corpsec drone blade armor pack.
A diagram explaining how to build an armor kit for a small robot.
It tells you how to make a bundle of blade armor kits with the following components:
6 - strips of kevlar
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a corpsec drone energy armor pack.
A diagram explaining how to build an armor kit for a small robot.
It tells you how to make a bundle of energy armor kits with the following components:
2 - bottles of monomer solution
2 - silver meshes
1 - rough diamond
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a dreamwalker helmet.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a dreamwalker helmet with the following components:
1 - football helmet
4 - short lengths of copper wire
6 - microprocessors
1 - titanium plate
1 - tesla generator assembly
4 - condenser coils
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, good familiarity with focus, decent familiarity with science, and good familiarity with medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a flashbang.
A pre-collapse schematic showing how to build an M84 stun grenade. A logo for the U.S. Army is in the bottom corner.
It tells you how to make a flashbang with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
2 - steel pipe caps
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - detonator circuit
2 - bags of flash powder
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Nous.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a fountain.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a fountain with the following components:
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
1 - reinforced flex tube
1 - canteen
1 - flywheel assembly
2 - short steel pipes
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a gangland splat mine.
A schematic for building a landmine which hooks into the gangland street power system.
It tells you how to make a splat mine with the following components:
1 - rusty metal spike
1 - blade fuse
1 - broken battery pack
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with chemistry, and good familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a GPS transponder.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a GPS transponder with the following components:
1 - capacitor
1 - short length of copper wire
1 - broken battery pack
2 - transistors
1 - LED
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a hostile environment suit.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a hostile environment suit with the following components:
1 - radiation suit
1 - chemical suit
1 - orange prison jumpsuit
1 - scuba tank
1 - pair of combat boots
1 - heat dissipation assembly
2 - spools of brass wire
2 - ceramic plates
2 - reinforced flex tubes
3 - broken battery packs
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
3 - lead bars
1 - yellow tamagotchi
Making this would take expertise in craft, good familiarity with brains, and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a jetpack.
A printed schematic showing you how to make a jetpack with the following parts:
It tells you how to make a jetpack with the following components:
2 - bike chains
1 - keypad circuit
4 - lengths of plastic tubing
1 - soda keg
10 - servomotors
2 - aircraft aluminum structural members
1 - tube of buckey lube
4 - clockwork gears
1 - energy array
2 - actuated valves
2 - steel pipe caps
8 - o-rings
2 - condenser coils
3 - short steel pipes
5 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
3 - leather belts
4 - piezoelectric ignition circuits
5 - fuses (any kind)
6 - butane canisters
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and serious expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a jiffy-tyme water condenser.
This schematic shows you how to make a machine that condenses ambient moisture into cool, crisp, somewhat healthy water! The schematic has a picture of a cartoon dog named Snoopy on it.
It tells you how to make a jiffy-tyme water condenser with the following components:
1 - superconductor ring
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
1 - ballast assembly
1 - short steel pipe
1 - condenser coil
1 - broken battery pack
1 - o-ring
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a kevlar replating kit.
A laminated sheet of instructions on how to treat kevlar to fit over small aircraft.
It tells you how to make a kevlar replating kit with the following components:
7 - strips of kevlar
2 - beakers of hardening treatment
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - ammonia
1 - bottle of formaldehyde
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with pilot.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a landmine.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a landmine with the following components:
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - piezoelectric ignition circuit
1 - pipe bomb (any kind)
1 - relay
1 - broken battery pack
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a laser sight.
Another weapons mod plan from the Jiffy-Tyme conglomorporation. This plan will let you or your loved one build a high-quality laser sight modification for you weapon. Some assembly required.
It tells you how to make a laser sight with the following components:
1 - circuit board
1 - broken battery pack
1 - short steel pipe
1 - class III laser
1 - firearm sight assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a multi-chip module II.
A printout of a schematic detailing how to hand-build a complex multi-chip processor module for use in compatible computer systems.
It tells you how to make a multi-chip module II with the following components:
2 - circuit boards
12 - microprocessors
20 - resistors
10 - capacitors
2 - nanopacitors
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in hack.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a pair of binoculars.
A complicated diagram.
It tells you how to make a pair of binoculars with the following components:
6 - quartz lenses
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
1 - short steel pipe
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a pipe bomb.
A list of detailed plans for wiring up a pipe bomb with an electronic detonator. 'FOR ENTERTAINMENT USE ONLY' is prominently printed on top.
It tells you how to make a pipe bomb with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
2 - steel pipe caps
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - detonator circuit
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a piston hammer.
A mechanical schematic for building what seems to be a huge piston-driven powered melee weapon.
It tells you how to make a piston hammer with the following components:
2 - hydraulic cylinders
1 - force shock absorption assembly
2 - broken battery packs
2 - ballast assemblies
4 - long steel pipes
8 - o-rings
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - bottle of monomer solution
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a portable video player.
A printed schematic with instructions on how to fix together a workable and portable video player.
It tells you how to make a portable video player with the following components:
5 - broken LCDs
5 - microprocessors
4 - short lengths of copper wire
4 - diodes
4 - relays
4 - transformers
3 - circuit boards
2 - keypad circuits
2 - lock cases
2 - LEDs
1 - game cartridge
1 - small loudspeaker
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft, a little knowledge of repair, a little knowledge of hack, and some familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a power adapter.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a power adapter with the following components:
1 - glass tube
3 - nanopacitors
1 - multi-chip module I
2 - transformers
2 - capacitors
1 - bag of high quality nanotubes
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - blue tamagotchi
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a remote mine.
A schematic for a fearsome-looking, radio-controlled mine.
It tells you how to make a remote mine with the following components:
1 - circuit board
2 - short lengths of copper wire
1 - keypad circuit
4 - pipe bombs (any kind)
1 - broken battery pack
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a Roomba.
A detailed schematic scribbled hastily onto some Circuit Shiti stationary outlining the process behind building a roomba.
It tells you how to make a roomba box with the following components:
3 - electromagnetic motors
4 - short lengths of copper wire
2 - clockwork gears
1 - titanium plate
1 - pink tamagotchi
2 - broken battery packs
1 - wind-up robot
2 - razor blades
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
5 - LEDs
1 - iJerk
1 - image sensor
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a scramble suit.
An electronics schematic showing how to make a powered suit that can jam security cameras.
It tells you how to make a scramble suit with the following components:
1 - condenser coil
2 - blade fuses
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
1 - broken battery pack
1 - class III laser
1 - tesla generator assembly
10 - short lengths of copper wire
Making this would take good familiarity with science and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a sorting robot.
A laminated sheet showing a diagram of a small cylindrical robot with treads and multiple flexible arms.
It tells you how to make a sortbot with the following components:
2 - clear tamagotchis
10 - short lengths of copper wire
4 - steel rods
4 - microprocessors
1 - silver mesh
5 - resistors
10 - transistors
4 - nanopacitors
5 - diodes
1 - EtiOS ROM module
1 - AI cluster module
4 - clockwork gears
6 - small springs
4 - bike chains
1 - soda keg
2 - hydraulic cylinders
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - electromagnetic motors
1 - keypad circuit
1 - fuse (any kind)
4 - servomotors
4 - reinforced flex tubes
1 - image sensor
Making this would take expertise in craft and some familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a stickycam.
A laminated sheet with instructions for making a stickycam:
It tells you how to make a stickycam with the following components:
2 - microprocessors
4 - capacitors
1 - image sensor
2 - quartz lenses
2 - diodes
1 - iJerk
1 - broken battery pack
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a suicide belt.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a suicide belt with the following components:
2 - pipe bombs (any kind)
1 - detonator circuit
1 - leather belt
1 - broken battery pack
1 - spool of brass wire
1 - short length of copper wire
Making this would take some familiarity with bombs and decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a suicide vest.
A set of instructions written on SpaceOrg stationary.
It tells you how to make a suicide vest with the following components:
8 - pipe bombs (any kind)
1 - detonator circuit
1 - float vest
1 - broken battery pack
1 - spool of brass wire
4 - short lengths of copper wire
Making this would take decent familiarity with bombs and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a super shockmaster.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a Super Shockmaster door kit with the following components:
2 - tesla generator assemblies
1 - EMP generator
1 - shock generator
3 - electromagnetic motors
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
5 - transistors
5 - relays
5 - capacitors
1 - multi-chip module I
Making this would take expertise in craft, expertise in hack, and good familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a tesla cell.
A small sheet of paper with instructions on how to make specially-charged cells for a tesla rifle.
It tells you how to make two tesla cells with the following components:
6 - capacitors
2 - nanopacitors
2 - empty canisters
2 - broken LCDs
2 - electromagnetic motors
2 - short lengths of copper wire
1 - spool of brass wire
1 - tesla generator assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a voicemask.
A printed schematic with instructions on how to create a voice masking utility.
It tells you how to make a voicemask with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - LEDs
1 - circuit board
1 - keypad circuit
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - small loudspeaker
5 - microprocessors
5 - capacitors
5 - relays
3 - transformers
4 - diodes
4 - nanopacitors
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, good familiarity with linguist, and good familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Bronze Lock.
A print-out describing how to attach a VoxGuard logic unit to a VoxGuard lock body. It requires an electronics workbench to use properly.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard bronze with the following components:
1 - VoxGuard lock body
1 - VoxGuard Bronze Logic Module
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with locksmith.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Master locksmith Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Diamond Lock.
A print-out describing how to attach a VoxGuard logic unit to a VoxGuard lock body. It requires an electronics workbench to use properly.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard diamond with the following components:
1 - VoxGuard lock body
1 - VoxGuard Diamond Logic Module
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and a complete mastery of locksmith.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Master locksmith Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Diamond Logic Module.
A detailed set of schematics which show you how to build the circuits required for the electronic brains of a Voxguard Diamond lock.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard Diamond Logic Module with the following components:
4 - microprocessors
3 - multi-chip module Is
2 - multi-chip module IIs
1 - AI cluster module
3 - circuit boards
2 - LEDs
12 - ferrule fuses
1 - small loudspeaker
1 - clear tamagotchi
4 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
10 - capacitors
4 - transformers
4 - broken battery packs
6 - gold wires
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - confabulators
1 - keypad circuit
2 - class III lasers
Making this would take expertise in craft and a complete mastery of hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Taz.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Gold Logic Module.
A detailed set of schematics which show you how to build the circuits required for the electronic brains of a Voxguard Gold lock.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard Gold Logic Module with the following components:
2 - microprocessors
4 - multi-chip module Is
2 - circuit boards
2 - LEDs
8 - ferrule fuses
1 - small loudspeaker
1 - silver tamagotchi
4 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
10 - capacitors
4 - transformers
4 - broken battery packs
6 - gold wires
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - confabulators
1 - keypad circuit
1 - class III laser
Making this would take expertise in craft and a complete mastery of hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Platinum Lock.
A print-out describing how to attach a VoxGuard logic unit to a VoxGuard lock body. It requires an electronics workbench to use properly.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard platinum with the following components:
1 - VoxGuard lock body
1 - VoxGuard Platinum Logic Module
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and massive expertise in locksmith.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Master locksmith Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Platinum Logic Module.
A detailed set of schematics which show you how to build the circuits required for the electronic brains of a Voxguard Platinum lock.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard Platinum Logic Module with the following components:
4 - microprocessors
3 - multi-chip module Is
1 - multi-chip module II
3 - circuit boards
2 - LEDs
12 - ferrule fuses
1 - small loudspeaker
1 - pink tamagotchi
4 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
10 - capacitors
4 - transformers
4 - broken battery packs
6 - gold wires
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - confabulators
1 - keypad circuit
2 - class III lasers
Making this would take expertise in craft and a complete mastery of hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Silver Logic Module.
A detailed set of schematics which show you how to build the circuits required for the electronic brains of a Voxguard Silver lock.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard Silver Logic Module with the following components:
2 - microprocessors
1 - multi-chip module I
2 - circuit boards
2 - LEDs
8 - ferrule fuses
1 - small loudspeaker
1 - yellow tamagotchi
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
8 - capacitors
2 - transformers
2 - broken battery packs
3 - gold wires
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - confabulator
1 - keypad circuit
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and a complete mastery of hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a weathermaster console.
A large blueprint of a machine designed to literally control the weather. A large "TOP SECRET" warning is spread over the top.
It tells you how to make a weathermaster console with the following components:
4 - gold bars
3 - titanium plates
3 - bags of high quality nanotubes
3 - gold wires
2 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
2 - class III lasers
1 - keypad circuit
1 - broken LCD
1 - heat dissipation assembly
1 - energy array
1 - multi-chip module II
1 - borocarbide cone
1 - EtiOS ROM module
1 - AI cluster module
Making this would take massive expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and good familiarity with hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a zero-point energy field generator.
A set of papers loaded with complicated mathematical equations. One of the pages is the schematics for a generator of some kind.
It tells you how to make a zero-point energy field generator with the following components:
5 - silver meshes
5 - gold wires
3 - cadmium ingots
3 - bags of high quality nanotubes
3 - refined lanthanum bars
2 - carbon fiber panels
2 - magnetic containment systems
2 - refined tantalum bars
1 - energy array
1 - beryllium rod
Making this would take massive expertise in science and serious expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an actuated valve.
A piece of printer paper with schematics and figures on it.
It tells you how to make an actuated valve with the following components:
3 - o-rings
1 - short steel pipe
1 - flywheel assembly
1 - servomotor
1 - small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
1 - steel pipe cap
1 - circuit board
1 - microprocessor
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an ARC-14 SecDrone.
A complicated blueprint for creating a hovering security drone, to be controlled by an artificially intelligent security console.
It tells you how to make an ARC-14 SecDrone with the following components:
2 - titanium bars
1 - sheet of aircraft aluminum
1 - spool of brass wire
1 - flywheel assembly
4 - electromagnetic motors
3 - circuit boards
2 - microprocessors
2 - image sensors
2 - LEDs
1 - black tamagotchi
3 - servomotors
Making this would take good familiarity with science and good familiarity with hack.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an E-MagSafe Control Mechanism.
Weyland-Utani Trade Secrets -- EYES ONLY. Not for distribution. This document describes the prototype control mechanism for the E-MagSafe device.
It tells you how to make an E-MagSafe Control Mechanism with the following components:
4 - small springs
4 - aluminum plates
1 - bike chain
1 - handful of brass fittings
2 - clockwork gears
2 - actuated valves
1 - jar of powdered graphite
2 - tubes of buckey lube
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
1 - grindwheel
1 - servomotor
1 - short steel pipe
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft and serious expertise in repair.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an E-MagSafe Housing Unit.
This badly-copied diagram describes the assembly steps for the W-U E-Magsafe Housing Unit, a military-strength portable lock-box. Stamped 'Weyland-Utani Trade Secrets -- EYES ONLY', you wonder how it got to where it is today.
It tells you how to make an E-MagSafe Housing Unit with the following components:
3 - graphites
1 - stash box
6 - carbon fiber panels
2 - titanium plates
16 - bundles of brass pins
2 - short lengths of copper wire
1 - handful of brass fittings
1 - silver mesh
2u of water
Making this would take expertise in craft and a complete mastery of locksmith.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an E-MagSafe Logic Module.
PROTOTYPE DESIGN DOCUMENT. W-U INTERNAL USE ONLY. This document describes the creation of the logic module for the E-MagSafe line of products.
It tells you how to make an E-MagSafe Logic Module with the following components:
4 - gold wires
2 - quartz crystals
1 - keypad circuit
20 - relays
7 - capacitors
3 - resistors
8 - ferrule fuses
1 - LED
1 - broken LCD
2 - multi-chip module Is
1 - multi-chip module II
2 - superconductor rings
1 - magnetic containment system
1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft, good familiarity with science, and a complete mastery of hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an EMP generator mod.
Amaze and delight your robotic friends with this electromagnetic pulse generating weapons modification! Build this dandy delight in the comfort of your own home.
It tells you how to make an EMP generator with the following components:
2 - broken battery packs
1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
1 - confabulator
1 - circuit board
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an incubator.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make an incubator with the following components:
3 - superconductor rings
3 - broken battery packs
1 - broken LCD
5 - transistors
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with brains.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for an orgazmorator.
A detailed schematic with a large orgy depicted in the background. It describes how to assemble an item to instantly bring someone to their knees in ecstasy.
It tells you how to make an orgazmorator with the following components:
6 - diodes
5 - transformers
4 - capacitors
4 - microprocessors
4 - titanium plates
4 - o-rings
3 - LEDs
2 - nanopacitors
1 - vibrator
1 - semen vial
1 - powerglove
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - class III laser
1 - laser focusing array
1 - energy array
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in fuck.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Alane.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for aperture boots.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make an aperture boots with the following components:
2 - rock leech hides
2 - force shock absorption assemblies
1 - pair of combat boots
2 - small springs
1 - spool of brass wire
6 - capacitors
Making this would take massive expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and serious expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for the zap brannigan.
A weapon devised by a guy who had a serious problem with someone named Brannigan. It describes a how to construct an elaborate spear weapon with several components to form a powerful shock generator.
There's also something scribbled near the bottom: "Let's see you drink your shampagin when you have 10-thousand volts shooting through your skin-tight jorts!"
It tells you how to make a zap brannigan with the following components:
5 - emeralds
3 - spools of brass wire
3 - gold wires
2 - broken battery packs
2 - superconductor rings
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
2 - aluminum plates
2 - tesla generator assemblies
2 - carbon fiber panels
1 - long steel pipe
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - o-ring
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - sharp pole
1 - shock generator
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for TrickrTreat door kit.
A complex electronic schematic showing how to make a TrickrTreat door bomb kit.
It tells you how to make a TrickrTreat door kit with the following components:
1 - landmine
2 - steel pipe caps
1 - relay
2 - capacitors
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a dirty bomb.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make a dirty bomb with the following components:
1 - metal suitcase
3 - spent fuel rods
Making this would take expertise in craft, serious expertise in bombs, and good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a firing activation system.
Instructions for creating a device to serve as the fire control surfaces of an advanced weapon.
It tells you how to make a firing activation system with the following components:
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - ballast assembly
1 - flywheel assembly
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - servomotors
4 - microprocessors
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a jukebox.
A stained old piece of paper with a faded, illegible trademark printed at the top. It has instructions on how to make a Dong-Ola brand jukebox.
It tells you how to make a jukebox with the following components:
1 - multi-chip module I
2 - piles of scrap wood
1 - PlayStation
2 - small loudspeakers
2 - old pipe bombs
1 - broken LCD
Making this would take serious expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by famous jazz musician Nalleena.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a laser focusing array.
Instructions for creating a device that will emit light and focus it into a powerful laser beam.
It tells you how to make a laser focusing array with the following components:
5 - rubies
2 - class III lasers
3 - microprocessors
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with pistols, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a magnetic containment system.
A diagram for the creation of a magnetic system for the containment of volatile materials.
It tells you how to make a magnetic containment system with the following components:
1 - hydraulic cylinder
1 - confabulator
1 - broken battery pack
2 - iron bars
2 - electromagnetic motors
4 - blade fuses
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a multi-chip module I.
A printout of a schematic detailing how to hand-build a simple multi-chip processor module for use in compatible computer systems.
It tells you how to make a multi-chip module I with the following components:
1 - circuit board
6 - microprocessors
10 - resistors
4 - capacitors
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with hack.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for a plasma pre-charge system.
Slightly-singed instructions for the creation of a complex plasma-electric system.
It tells you how to make a plasma pre-charge system with the following components:
1 - AI module
1 - small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
2 - piezoelectric ignition circuits
2 - gold wires
4 - short lengths of copper wire
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with rifles, some familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an advanced firing mechanism.
A detailed schematic with electronic diagrams on it, shows how to assemble an advanced firing mechanism.
It tells you how to make an advanced firing mechanism with the following components:
1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
2 - piezoelectric ignition circuits
2 - circuit boards
1 - clear tamagotchi
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an advanced pistol sight assembly.
Instructions for creating the sighting system for an advanced pistol weapon.
It tells you how to make an advanced pistol sight assembly with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
2 - steel pipe caps
3 - diamonds
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with pistols, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an advanced pistol weapon assembly.
Instructions for creating the body of an advanced pistol weapon.
It tells you how to make an advanced pistol weapon assembly with the following components:
1 - piezoelectric ignition circuit
1 - superconductor ring
3 - circuit boards
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - short steel pipe
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with pistols, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an AI cluster module.
A print-out describing how to butcher an alien AI module and combine it with human technology to create a processing module superior to any other processor its size, but able to be maintained with earth technology. If this doesn't get the men in black after you, nothing will.
It tells you how to make an AI cluster module with the following components:
1 - AI module
2 - microprocessors
1 - circuit board
6 - capacitors
4 - resistors
4 - gold wires
4 - ferrule fuses
1 - bottle of PCB
1 - alkatek DNI
Making this would take expertise in craft and a complete mastery of hack.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an aircraft avionics system.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make an avionics system with the following components:
3 - circuit boards
1 - multi-chip module II
4 - microprocessors
3 - relays
1 - nanopacitor
3 - servomotors
2 - gyro grips
5 - LEDs
2 - broken LCDs
1 - broken battery pack
2 - spools of brass wire
2 - flywheel assemblies
3 - ferrule fuses
2 - reinforced flex tubes
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an aircraft hydraulics system.
A printed schematic showing how to build something.
It tells you how to make an aircraft hydraulics system with the following components:
4 - blade fuses
3 - long steel pipes
3 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
4 - reinforced flex tubes
2 - hydraulic cylinders
2 - actuated valves
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for an energy array.
A complex drawing lies on a piece of blueprint, detailing how to make energy go through an array to focus it, convert it, and run it through a disru... You can't read the rest of the writing, due to a stain from what seems to be moonshine.
It tells you how to make an energy array with the following components:
2 - class III lasers
3 - superconductor rings
2 - relays
1 - transformer
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematics for fire control circuitry.
Instructions for creating the guts of an advanced fire control system.
It tells you how to make a fire control circuitry with the following components:
1 - keypad circuit
1 - hydraulic cylinder
5 - circuit boards
3 - nanopacitors
6 - microprocessors
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with rifles, some familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for gangland buster mine.
A schematic for building a large landmine which hooks into the gangland street power system.'
It tells you how to make a buster mine with the following components:
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - piezoelectric ignition circuit
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - ammonia
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for tesla gauntlets.
A schematic detailing how to make a pair of electrified gauntlets.
It tells you how to make a pair of tesla gauntlets with the following components:
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
8 - titanium plates
2 - powergloves
1 - tesla generator assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a desolator payload.
A sheet of photocopied instructions on how to properly contruct a desolator payload.
It tells you how to make a desolator payload with the following components:
3 - enriched uranium rods
3 - lead bars
2 - silver meshes
1 - circuit board
1 - gold wire
Making this would take massive expertise in chemistry and massive expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the construction plans for a brainscrambler.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a brainscrambler with the following components:
1 - energy array
1 - advanced firing mechanism
2 - condenser coils
1 - tesla generator assembly
2 - titanium plates
5 - gold wires
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
Making this would take a complete mastery of science, a complete mastery of craft, decent familiarity with chemistry, and a complete mastery of brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the diagram for a proton pack.
A marker-inscribed set of instructions on a faded patch of cement-colored cloth on how to make a ghost-busting machine.
It tells you how to make a generic proton pack with the following components:
3 - bags of salt
3 - iron bars
2 - LEDs
2 - rusted radiators
1 - spraycan
1 - actuated valve
1 - broken toaster
1 - plastic tubing
1 - steel pipe cap
1 - aluminum plate
1 - reinforced flex tube
1 - Mk I PK trap
1 - aluminum thermos
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the FN SCAR-L maintenance and repair manual.
A thick sheaf of technical diagrams and instructions for assembling, cleaning and repairing an assault rifle. You imagine that with these documents and a little ingenuity it would be possible to craft the weapon described within, provided you had the right tools and parts.
It tells you how to make a FN SCAR-L rifle with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
1 - long steel pipe
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - small spring
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - steel pipe cap
1 - bundle of brass pins
2 - handfuls of brass fittings
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a .40 slug clip.
A schematic detailing the production of crude .40 caliber slug clips. It shows a illustrates the step by step process by which one may fold and cut the metal from a discarded medical box into a crude but functional ammunition clip, and how to properly load slugs into the clip.
It tells you how to make a .40 slug clip with the following components:
1 - lunch box
5 - .40 slugs
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a .92 speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a .92 speedload with the following components:
2 - loose rounds
1 - empty speedload
1 - bag of gunpowder
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and expertise in pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a 9mm clip.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded 9mm clip with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a brainscrambling canister.
A laminated sheet of paper describing how to process some unusual organs into a psionically laden paste, along with the creation of a practical holding canister.
It tells you how to make a brainscrambling canister with the following components:
1 - genius brain
1 - squishy green gland
1 - empty canister
4 - superconductor rings
1 - embalming fluid
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, expertise in chemistry, and some familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a chainsaw lance.
A pile of grey and flakey sheets of old paper, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts. A few odd stains blot out parts of the instructions, but you think you can still make out how to do this.
It tells you how to make a chainsaw lance with the following components:
2 - broken chainsaws
1 - multi-chip module I
2 - nanopacitors
3 - microprocessors
1 - long steel pipe
2 - steel pipe caps
2 - steel rods
4 - rusty metal spikes
2 - broken battery packs
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a desolator payload.
A sheet of photocopied instructions on how to properly contruct a desolator payload.
It tells you how to make a desolator payload with the following components:
3 - enriched uranium rods
3 - lead bars
2 - silver meshes
1 - circuit board
1 - gold wire
Making this would take massive expertise in chemistry and massive expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a disruptor energy pack.
A clear piece of paper with electromechanical diagrams, telling you how a disruptor power pack is put together.
It tells you how to make a disruptor energy pack with the following components:
1 - plutonium rod
1 - broken battery pack
1 - broken LCD
2 - gold wires
2 - circuit boards
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a gravity gun.
The schematics for a zero-point energy field manipulator, surrounded by small doodles of a strange creature supported on 4 appendages.
It tells you how to make a gravity gun with the following components:
1 - gravity gun shell
1 - zero-point energy field generator
1 - multi-chip module I
1 - multi-chip module II
1 - advanced firing mechanism
1 - firing activation system
1 - superconductor ring
1 - broken LCD
2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
2 - force shock absorption assemblies
Making this would take massive expertise in science and massive expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Kaela.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a needle pistol.
A laminated sheet of schematics on how to build a pistol that fires needles.
It tells you how to make a needle pistol with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - ballast assembly
1 - short steel pipe
1 - o-ring
1 - plastic tubing
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a needle rifle.
A set of instructions on how to modify a needle pistol into a rifle.
It tells you how to make a needle rifle with the following components:
1 - needle pistol
1 - long steel pipe
1 - steel pipe cap
1 - quartz lens
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a shiver sword.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a RIP-9 shiver sword with the following components:
1 - length of springsteel
1 - tesla generator assembly
1 - multi-chip module I
10 - nanopacitors
2 - flywheel assemblies
6 - superconductor rings
6 - diamonds
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a tt-77.
An old piece of paper with instructions on how to craft a large, old-fashioned pistol.
It tells you how to make a TT-77 with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - short steel pipe
1 - long steel pipe
2 - steel pipe caps
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - grindwheel
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a vector carbine.
A list of instructions on how to construct a carbine rifle from a selection of materials.
It tells you how to make a vector carbine with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - pile of scrap wood
2 - lengths of plastic tubing
2 - steel pipe caps
2 - short steel pipes
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for an American-180.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make an American-180 with the following components:
1 - long steel pipe
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for needle clips.
A hastily scrawled diagram of how to forge an iron bar into razor-sharp needles and load them into a clip, ready for use as ammunition.
It tells you how to make two needle clips with the following components:
2 - empty clips
1 - iron bar
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for reloading ammo.
A series of papers describing how to best reload some once-fired brass, including bullet weights, amount of powder and primer discussions.
It tells you how to make a box of loose rounds with the following components:
2 - handfuls of empty brass rounds
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - lead bar
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for sniper rounds.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make three sniper rounds with the following components:
2 - bags of gunpowder
1 - brass ingot
2 - lead bars
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for tantalum sabot sniper rounds.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make three tantalum sabot sniper rounds with the following components:
2 - bags of gunpowder
1 - brass ingot
2 - refined tantalum bars
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Uriel.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for .40 slugs.
A simple diagram showing how to make .40 slugs.
It tells you how to make ten .40 slugs with the following components:
1 - bag of gunpowder
2 - lead bars
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .22 pancake magazine.
A colorful document showing how to reload the somewhat complicated pancake mag.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded .22 pancake magazine with the following components:
5 - loose rounds
5 - empty clips
2 - chrome hubcaps
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .22 speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded .22 speedload with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty speedload
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .357 autorevolver.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a .357 autorevolver with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - short steel pipe
1 - firearm sight assembly
4 - small springs
1 - bundle of brass pins
2 - steel rods
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in pistols.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .357 speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded .357 speedload with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty speedload
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .38 speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded .38 speedload with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty speedload
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .44 magnum.
This little booklet shows you how to make your very own .44 magnum hand pistol. There are parts lists, blow-up drawings, assembly instructions and even a coupon for a one-day pass to Wound World firearm fun park! There's a full-color photo of a policeman subduing a dark-skinned gentleman.
It tells you how to make a .44 magnum with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - short steel pipe
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .44 speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded .44 speedload with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty speedload
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a .71 speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded .71 speedload with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty speedload
1 - cadmium ingot
Making this would take expertise in craft, decent familiarity with pistols, and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 10/22 rifle.
A schematic demonstrating building principles.
It tells you how to make a 10/22 rifle with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - short steel pipe
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 12mm clip.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a 12mm clip with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 12mm pistol.
This delightfully colorful pamphlet shows you how to craft your own Hammerhead ballistic dispatch mechanism, or "gun" as they are sometimes called. All the instructions required are right here at your fingertips. An exceedingly clever logo depicts a brawny humanoid with a head shaped like... you guessed it... a hammer.
It tells you how to make a Hammerhead 12mm automatic pistol with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
2 - short steel pipes
1 - firearm sight assembly
2 - small springs
4 - handfuls of brass fittings
1 - bundle of brass pins
2 - steel pipe caps
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 14.5mm clip.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand loaded 14.5mm clip with the following components:
2 - loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 5.56 magazine.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded 5.56mm clip with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 5.8mm magazine.
This document is written entirely in Chinese, but some translations have been scribbled in the margins. It details the reloading of 5.8mm cartridges.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded 5.8mm magazine with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 6mm clip.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded 6mm clip with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a 7.62 magazine.
A document that's indecipherably written in Cyrillic. However, there is a bunch of English scribbled on the document and in the margins, enough to figure out that it's for the reloading of 7.62 bullets. The pictures help too.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded 7.62mm magazine with the following components:
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a AK-7 rifle.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make an AK-7 rifle with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
1 - long steel pipe
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a Beretta 9mm.
A schematic for assembly of a Beretta 9mm. There are all kinds of blow-up drawings, a list of parts required and some nifty logos and copyrights. There's a picture of a mafia henchman proudly wielding his finished Beretta.
It tells you how to make a 9mm Beretta with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - short steel pipe
1 - firearm sight assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a bullpup rifle.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a bullpup rifle with the following components:
2 - short steel pipes
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
2 - piles of scrap wood
1 - force shock absorption assembly
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a debilitator.
An advanced set of schematics for a pneumatic rifle designed for biological warfare.
It tells you how to make a debilitator with the following components:
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
1 - advanced firing mechanism
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - ballast assembly
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - broken battery pack
1 - empty canister
3 - small springs
1 - length of springsteel
1 - tube of buckey lube
2 - brass cylinders
2 - handfuls of brass fittings
2 - o-rings
2 - grindwheels
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a desolator.
An intricate set of blueprints for the desolator weaponized emission cannon.
It tells you how to make a desolator with the following components:
4 - energy arrays
3 - gold wires
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
2 - keypad circuits
1 - laser focusing array
1 - desolator body
1 - advanced firing mechanism
1 - broken LCD
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and a complete mastery of science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a disruptor.
A scribbled out crazy diagram, it seems to have been the creation of a mad scientist, desiring a weapon to wreak havoc on his enemies. What other kind of twisted mind could have came up with this?
It tells you how to make a disruptor with the following components:
1 - primer
1 - energy array
1 - advanced firing mechanism
1 - disruptor body
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and a complete mastery of science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a drum magazine.
An old schematic describing how to make brass .45 caliber bullet drums for a tommy gun.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded drum magazine with the following components:
2 - loose rounds
1 - brass ingot
1 - chrome hubcap
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a flare gun.
A bright sheet of "RED CO." stationary with the blueprints of a flare dissipation unit.
It tells you how to make a flare gun with the following components:
1 - long steel pipe
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - spraycan
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a lasblaster.
Laminated engineering documents following the creation of a hand-operated laser emitting device.
It tells you how to make a lasblaster with the following components:
1 - lizard gun
1 - advanced pistol sight assembly
1 - advanced pistol weapon assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - laser focusing array
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with pistols, and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a lizard gun.
Plans written on a napkin for the creation of a small hold-out dinosaur.
It tells you how to make a lizard gun with the following components:
1 - dinosaur toy
1 - short steel pipe
1 - rusty metal spike
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a M100 rifle.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a M100 rifle with the following components:
1 - long steel pipe
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - pile of scrap wood
1 - plastic tubing
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a nail gun.
A thick sheaf of printer paper, stapled together in one corner. Incredibly intricate schematics detailing the construction of a power tool have been painstakingly drawn on it in graphite pencil. It is faded, coffee-stained and water-damaged, but still very readable.
It tells you how to make a nail gun with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - steel pipe cap
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a plasma bottle.
Half-burnt instructions for the creation of a magnetic storage and feeding device for plasma energy.
It tells you how to make a plasma bottle with the following components:
1 - empty canister
1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
2 - condenser coils
4 - plutonium rods
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, decent familiarity with rifles, decent familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a shotgun.
Instructions for making your very own Homekraft Sportsman Pro shotgun. There are detailed instructions, a list of components required and a picture of a sport hunter with a shotgun slung against his back, rubbing himself with animal dung.
It tells you how to make a pump shotgun with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
2 - long steel pipes
1 - firearm sight assembly
2 - lengths of plastic tubing
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a sniper rifle.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a sniper rifle with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
1 - long steel pipe
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a Super Shorty.
An aged schematic for a particularly short pump-action shotgun. In one corner is a lot of text raving about the gun itself, including its "MIL-spec finish" and that it was used by "various law enforcement agencies and military units worldwide", presumably before the Collapse.
It tells you how to make a Super Shorty with the following components:
2 - steel rods
2 - short steel pipes
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
1 - handful of brass fittings
1 - bundle of brass pins
1 - small spring
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft, serious expertise in science, and decent familiarity with pistols.
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a tesla rifle.
A sheet of blueprints for an advanced electricity-discharging mechanism.
It tells you how to make a tesla rifle with the following components:
10 - capacitors
10 - transistors
10 - relays
10 - diodes
10 - quartz crystals
4 - glass tubes
4 - o-rings
4 - gold wires
4 - short lengths of copper wire
3 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
3 - tesla generator assemblies
2 - short steel pipes
1 - grindwheel
1 - ceramic plate
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - long steel pipe
1 - superconductor ring
1 - class III laser
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - force shock absorption assembly
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and a little knowledge of rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a tommy gun.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a tommy gun with the following components:
1 - short steel pipe
1 - long steel pipe
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for an atomicell.
Instructions for creating an electric weapon charger.
It tells you how to make an atomicell with the following components:
1 - broken battery pack
1 - circuit board
1 - o-ring
1 - plutonium rod
3 - short lengths of copper wire
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for an ectoblast cell.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make an ectoblast cell with the following components:
1 - full ghost trap
1 - Mk II energy cell
1 - red chalk
Making this would take expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and some familiarity with linguist.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for an empty speedload.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make an empty speedload with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - steel rod
1 - small spring
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for bolo shotgun shells.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a batch of bolo shells with the following components:
1 - handful of empty shotgun shells
1 - bag of gunpowder
3 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
2 - lead bars
3 - tracts
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for buckshot shotgun shells.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a batch of buckshot shells with the following components:
1 - handful of empty shotgun shells
1 - bag of gunpowder
2 - lead bars
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for electric shotgun shells.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a batch of electric shells with the following components:
1 - handful of empty shotgun shells
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - iron bar
5 - nanopacitors
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for fletch shotgun shells.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a batch of fletch shells with the following components:
1 - handful of empty shotgun shells
1 - bag of gunpowder
5 - lengths of rusty razor ribbon
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for incendiary shotgun shells.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a batch of incendiary shells with the following components:
1 - handful of empty shotgun shells
1 - bag of gunpowder
5 - charcoal briquettes
1 - tanning fluid
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for rechambering a pipe gun.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a 14.5mm pipe gun with the following components:
1 - pipe gun
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - force shock absorption assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for slug shotgun shells.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a batch of slug shells with the following components:
1 - handful of empty shotgun shells
1 - bag of gunpowder
4 - lead bars
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with rifles.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a plasma rifle.
Near-incomprehensible metal-imprinted schematics that document the creation of a phased plasma weapon.
It tells you how to make a plasma rifle with the following components:
1 - fire control circuitry
1 - firing activation system
1 - heat dissipation assembly
1 - heat-resistant metal
1 - magnetic containment system
1 - plasma pre-charge system
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with rifles, and serious expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a tesla cell.
A small sheet of paper with instructions on how to make specially-charged cells for a tesla rifle.
It tells you how to make two tesla cells with the following components:
6 - capacitors
2 - nanopacitors
2 - empty canisters
2 - broken LCDs
2 - electromagnetic motors
2 - short lengths of copper wire
1 - spool of brass wire
1 - tesla generator assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for a .40 slug clip.
A schematic detailing the production of crude .40 caliber slug clips. It shows a illustrates the step by step process by which one may fold and cut the metal from a discarded medical box into a crude but functional ammunition clip, and how to properly load slugs into the clip.
It tells you how to make a .40 slug clip with the following components:
1 - lunch box
5 - .40 slugs
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for .40 slugs.
A simple diagram showing how to make .40 slugs.
It tells you how to make ten .40 slugs with the following components:
1 - bag of gunpowder
2 - lead bars
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a pipe gun.
Several sheets of thick white paper stapled together at the top-left corner describing how to create a simple breech loading firearm with common gun parts. The schematics are written in black ink, and the diagrams are extraordinarily clear and simple.
It tells you how to make a pipe gun with the following components:
1 - firing pin assembly
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - long steel pipe
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a pipe gun ammunition magazine modification.
A large, thick paper sheet written in black ballpoint pen. It details how to alter a pipe gun to accept .40 slug clips. Despite the relative difficulty of the process, the plans are very clear and extremely easy to follow.
It tells you how to make an extended capacity pipe gun with the following components:
1 - pipe gun
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for a pipe gun sight modification.
A broad white sheet of thick paper with a diagram detailing how to attach an iron sight to a pipe gun written on it in black ball point pen.
It tells you how to make a sighted pipe gun with the following components:
1 - firearm sight assembly
1 - pipe gun
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematics for rechambering a pipe gun.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a 14.5mm pipe gun with the following components:
1 - pipe gun
1 - firearm breech assembly
1 - ammunition magazine assembly
1 - force shock absorption assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for tantalum sabot sniper rounds.
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make three tantalum sabot sniper rounds with the following components:
2 - bags of gunpowder
1 - brass ingot
2 - refined tantalum bars
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with rifles.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Uriel.'
You peer into the gunsmith's workbench to read the schematic for needle clips.
A hastily scrawled diagram of how to forge an iron bar into razor-sharp needles and load them into a clip, ready for use as ammunition.
It tells you how to make two needle clips with the following components:
2 - empty clips
1 - iron bar
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the instructions for making a bat-wing condom.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making a sexy bat-wing condom.
It tells you how to make a bat-wing condom with the following components:
1 - o-ring
1 - bat wing
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with fuck.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a ballistic face mask.
A set of instructions on how to fashion a decent tactical mask out of loose materials.
It tells you how to make a ballistic face mask with the following components:
3 - strips of kevlar
1 - plastic tubing
1 - hockey mask
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
1 - animal hide (any kind)
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a bunny pelt cap.
A pattern showing detailed instructions for sewing a trendy new hat... out of bunnies...
It tells you how to make a bunny pelt cap with the following components:
2 - bunny pelts
1 - sheep pelt
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a C.A.M.S. suit.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a computer assisted muscular stimulation suit with the following components:
1 - CAMS sensor package
1 - wired-up wetsuit
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a carapace cap.
A description of how to make a helmet using a tube and some insect carapace.
It tells you how to make a carapace cap with the following components:
1 - lacrosse helmet
5 - spider chitins
5 - beetle carapaces
5 - ant carapaces
2 - embalming fluids
1 - bottle of monomer solution
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with scavenge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a fang necklace.
A piece of paper stained with splotches of red, showing you how to make a necklace out of teeth.
It tells you how to make a fang necklace with the following components:
10 - short fangs
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a formic facade.
A detailed diagram of how to meld a mask into the shape of an ant's face with plastic.
It tells you how to make a formic facade with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
5 - ant carapaces
3 - carapace polyps
2 - embalming fluids
2 - bottles of monomer solution
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with scavenge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a georgian mickey.
A sheaf of papers covered in hastily sketched diagrams and tiny, cramped handwriting explaining a process for modifying a gas mask, riot helmet, and some other objects to form a piece of intimidating hybrid headwear.
It tells you how to make a georgian mickey with the following components:
1 - riot helmet
1 - gas mask
2 - chrome hubcaps
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a junk jacket.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a junk jacket with the following components:
8 - rusty metal spikes
5 - license plates
1 - shirt (any kind)
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a kraken armet.
A laminated sheet with instructions on how to take a large beak and make a visor helmet out of it.
It tells you how to make a kraken armet with the following components:
2 - animal hides (any kind)
2 - rusty metal spikes
1 - white beak
2 - bottles of formaldehyde
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with scavenge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a leech-hide cowl.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a leech-hide cowl with the following components:
2 - bunny pelts
3 - tanned leech-hides
1 - ice yeti pelt
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a leech-hide jacket.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a leech-hide jacket with the following components:
3 - bunny pelts
8 - tanned leech-hides
2 - ice yeti pelts
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a lotus gusoku.
A set of instructions on how to construct a set of full-body lotus armor, with some added reinforcement.
It tells you how to make a lotus gusoku with the following components:
1 - lotus kabuto
1 - lotus mogami-do
1 - lotus kote
1 - lotus kogake tebukuro
1 - lotus kusazuri
1 - lotus kogake tabi
1 - ceramic plate
1 - iron bar
3 - aluminum plates
5 - spools of brass wire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, good familiarity with scavenge, and decent familiarity with linguist.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a Military Grade Ballistic Vest.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a Military Grade Ballistic Vest with the following components:
1 - kevlar vest
4 - ceramic plates
6 - beakers of hardening treatment
2 - titanium plates
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a motorcycle helmet.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a motorcycle helmet with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - ProTec Skate Helmet
1 - aerogel blanket
2 - strips of kevlar
1 - spraycan
2 - bunny pelts
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with ride.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a pair of bilesoaked stranglers.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of bilesoaked stranglers with the following components:
8 - zombie hides
4 - fibrous tissues
1 - fiber mesh
2 - corroded green glands
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Nepeta.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a pair of reinforced kevlar boots.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of reinforced kevlar boots with the following components:
3 - strips of kevlar
1 - ceramic plate
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
1 - pair of chukka boots
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a pair of reinforced kevlar gloves.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of reinforced kevlar gloves with the following components:
3 - strips of kevlar
1 - ceramic plate
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
1 - lacrosse gloves
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a pair of seachud swimmers.
A foul smelling mat made of toilet paper covered in a wild spidery handwriting. It seems to describe how to put sea chud skin to a good use.
It tells you how to make a seachud swimmers with the following components:
4 - sea chud scales
1 - leather gloves
2 - chudskins
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
The hum of the jiffy-tyme water condenser stops.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a skin sail.
A laminated sheet with a sewing pattern for an aircraft component.
It tells you how to make a skin sail with the following components:
10 - skins (any kind)
2 - bottles of formaldehyde
5 - vials of elastin
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a stillsuit.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a stillsuit with the following components:
1 - superconductor ring
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
1 - condenser coil
1 - o-ring
1 - jumpsuit (any kind)
8 - animal hides (any kind)
1 - gas mask
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a studded armordillo doublet.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a studded armordillo doublet with the following components:
1 - firefighter's jacket
4 - strips of kevlar
5 - armordillo plates
2 - tires
6 - turtle shell shards
1 - bundle of brass pins
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a tactical helmet.
A set of schematics describing how to make a standard-issue tactical helmet with night vision.
It tells you how to make a MK I tactical helmet with the following components:
1 - riot helmet
1 - gas mask
1 - pair of night vision goggles
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - spools of brass wire
2 - reinforced flex tubes
2 - quartz lenses
2 - empty canisters
3 - lengths of plastic tubing
Making this would take expertise in craft, good familiarity with science, and good familiarity with brains.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a tentacle wrap.
A sheet of paper with a stick-figure doodle of someone wearing a big belt. A second sketch details it as a kraken tentacle.
It tells you how to make a tentacle wrap with the following components:
2 - embalming fluids
1 - length of grip tape
1 - kraken tentacle
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with scavenge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a trail pack.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a trail pack with the following components:
2 - rock leech hides
1 - croc skin
1 - reinforced flex tube
1 - chukka pelt
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a viking helmet.
A scroll of parchment with intricate details on how to piece together a traditional viking helmet.
It tells you how to make a viking helmet with the following components:
1 - steel helmet
1 - pair of chukka horns
1 - rape wig
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a wired-up wetsuit.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a wired-up wetsuit with the following components:
1 - scuba suit
30 - short lengths of copper wire
10 - gold wires
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a woman suit.
A piece of torn notebook paper, with a gruesome clothing pattern scrawled on it in spiky ballpoint pen.
It tells you how to make a woman suit with the following components:
2 - boobs
8 - human skins
4 - tanning fluids
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with torture.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for a wool cloak.
A laminated sheet printed with instructions on how to properly stitch wool into a cloak.
It tells you how to make a wool cloak with the following components:
5 - sheep pelts
1 - travelling cloak
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for an armored radiation suit.
A schematic for a reinforced radioactive environment suit, with increased functionality and protection.
It tells you how to make an armored radiation suit with the following components:
1 - radiation suit
1 - MK I tactical helmet
1 - heat-resistant metal
1 - magnetic containment system
1 - fire control circuitry
2 - steel rods
3 - titanium plates
1 - enriched uranium rod
1 - lead bar
1 - heat dissipation assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for armordillo plate gauntlets.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of armordillo plate gauntlets with the following components:
3 - armordillo plates
2 - beefalo hides
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for armordillo plate jacket.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make an armordillo plate jacket with the following components:
3 - armordillo plates
1 - beefalo hide
1 - chukka pelt
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You realize you have to pee.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for armordillo plate trousers.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make an armordillo plate trousers with the following components:
3 - armordillo plates
3 - chukka pelts
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chitin fiber footings.
A very cared-for scrap of paper with some light sketches and pictograms scrawled over it on charcoal.
It tells you how to make a pair of chitin fiber footings with the following components:
5 - spider chitins
2 - animal hides (any kind)
1 - jawbone
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and some familiarity with climb.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chitin fiber gloves.
A very cared-for scrap of paper with some light sketches and pictograms scrawled over it on charcoal.
It tells you how to make a pair of chitin fiber gloves with the following components:
5 - spider chitins
2 - vials of elastin
1 - embalming fluid
1 - leather gloves
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and some familiarity with climb.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chudskin jacket.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a chudskin jacket with the following components:
5 - chudskins
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chudskin leggings.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of chudskin leggings with the following components:
3 - chudskins
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chudskin pants.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of chudskin pants with the following components:
3 - chudskins
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chudskin skirt.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a chudskin skirt with the following components:
1 - chudskin
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for chukka boots.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of chukka boots with the following components:
3 - chukka pelts
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for dino arm guards.
Someone's detailed taxidermy plans for the local... wildlife. Most of the page has been ripped apart, but what remains is legible.
It tells you how to make a pair of dino arm guards with the following components:
4 - dino hides
2 - vines
2 - jawbones
2 - bottles of formaldehyde
1 - tanning fluid
1 - leather bracers
Making this would take expertise in craft and some familiarity with chemistry.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for gator boots.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of gator boots with the following components:
1 - exo plate scrap
2 - beakers of hardening treatment
1 - cowboy boots
1 - croc skin
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for heavy leather chaps.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of heavy leather chaps with the following components:
3 - animal hides (any kind)
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for juicer gloves.
A scrap of paper with stretching glove designs sketched on it.
It tells you how to make a pair of juicer gloves with the following components:
5 - rigid skins (any kind)
2 - vials of elastin
1 - chudskin
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for juicer jacket.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a juicer jacket with the following components:
8 - rigid skins (any kind)
2 - chudskins
Making this would take expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for juicer leggings.
A scrap of paper with an elaborate legging design sketched on it.
It tells you how to make a pair of juicer leggings with the following components:
6 - rigid skins (any kind)
3 - chukka pelts
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for junk pants.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of junk pants with the following components:
4 - rusty metal spikes
4 - license plates
1 - pair of pants (any kind)
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Uriel.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leather beret.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a leather beret with the following components:
1 - humanoid skin (any kind)
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leather bracers.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of leather bracers with the following components:
2 - humanoid skins (any kind)
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leather gloves.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of leather gloves with the following components:
2 - humanoid skins (any kind)
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leather jacket.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a leather jacket with the following components:
3 - humanoid skins (any kind)
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leather pants.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of leather pants with the following components:
3 - humanoid skins (any kind)
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leather vest.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making a leather vest:
It tells you how to make a leather vest with the following components:
2 - humanoid skins (any kind)
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leech-hide gauntlets.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of leech-hide gauntlets with the following components:
4 - bunny pelts
4 - tanned leech-hides
1 - ice yeti pelt
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for leech-hide trousers.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of leech-hide trousers with the following components:
2 - bunny pelts
10 - tanned leech-hides
3 - ice yeti pelts
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for plasteel bracers.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make pair of plasteel bracers with the following components:
2 - plasteel armor plates
1 - leather bracers
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for plasteel breastplate.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a plasteel breastplate with the following components:
5 - plasteel armor plates
1 - leather vest
3 - spools of brass wire
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for plasteel fauld.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a plasteel fauld with the following components:
1 - plasteel armor plate
1 - leather skirt
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for plasteel gauntlets.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of plasteel gauntlets with the following components:
2 - plasteel armor plates
1 - leather gloves
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for plasteel greaves.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of plasteel greaves with the following components:
4 - plasteel armor plates
1 - pair of heavy leather chaps
2 - spools of brass wire
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for plasteel sabatons.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a plasteel sabaton with the following components:
1 - plasteel armor plate
1 - cowboy boots
1 - spool of brass wire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for studded armordillo galoshes.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a studded armordillo galoshes with the following components:
1 - pair of rubber boots
2 - strips of kevlar
3 - armordillo plates
1 - tire
2 - turtle shell shards
1 - bundle of brass pins
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for studded armordillo gloves.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of studded armordillo gloves with the following components:
1 - rubber gloves
2 - strips of kevlar
3 - armordillo plates
1 - tire
3 - turtle shell shards
1 - bundle of brass pins
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for studded armordillo pantaloons.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a studded armordillo pantaloons with the following components:
1 - pair of rubber waders
4 - strips of kevlar
4 - armordillo plates
2 - tires
4 - turtle shell shards
1 - bundle of brass pins
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the pattern for turtle shredding helmet.
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a turtle shredding helmet with the following components:
1 - firefighter's helmet
2 - strips of kevlar
6 - armordillo plates
1 - tire
12 - turtle shell shards
1 - bundle of brass pins
Making this would take serious expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a sewing machine.
You peer into the sewing machine to read the schematic for emerald sunglasses.
A set of instructions for replacing the clear lenses in a pair of turtleshell glasses with lenses made from precious stones.
It tells you how to make a pair of emerald sunglasses with the following components:
2 - emerald lenses
1 - pair of turtleshell glasses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the schematic for ruby sunglasses.
A set of instructions for replacing the clear lenses in a pair of turtleshell glasses with lenses made from precious stones.
It tells you how to make a pair of ruby sunglasses with the following components:
2 - ruby lenses
1 - pair of turtleshell glasses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the schematic for sapphire sunglasses.
A set of instructions for replacing the clear lenses in a pair of turtleshell glasses with lenses made from precious stones.
It tells you how to make a pair of sapphire sunglasses with the following components:
2 - sapphire lenses
1 - pair of turtleshell glasses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the schematic for turtleshell glasses.
A set of instructions for making a pair of spectacles, using the shell of the giant turtle.
It tells you how to make a pair of turtleshell glasses with the following components:
4 - gold wires
1 - turtle shell shard
2 - quartz lenses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the sewing machine to read the schematics for a razor dentata.
A sheet showing you how to make a penis-removal device small enough to fit in a vagina.
It tells you how to make a razor dentata with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
2 - small springs
2 - razor blades
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with fuck.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a nullianac hide bed.
A carefully drawn up set of plans for making a bed out of nullianac hide.
It tells you how to make a nullianac hide bed with the following components:
5 - nullianac hides
8 - piles of scrap wood
4 - bottles of formaldehyde
3 - vials of elastin
3 - embalming fluids
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a carpentry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a krakenhide sofa.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a krakenhide sofa with the following components:
5 - piles of scrap wood
8 - kraken hides
2 - beefalo hides
10 - bundles of wheat stalks
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a nullianac hide bed.
A carefully drawn up set of plans for making a bed out of nullianac hide.
It tells you how to make a nullianac hide bed with the following components:
5 - nullianac hides
8 - piles of scrap wood
4 - bottles of formaldehyde
3 - vials of elastin
3 - embalming fluids
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a carpentry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a dragoon microzep.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a dragoon microzep with the following components:
20 - titanium structural members
20 - carbon fiber panels
12 - vacuum bags
10 - aerogel blankets
8 - hydraulic cylinders
6 - actuated valves
1 - avionics system
5 - bags of high quality nanotubes
1 - turboprop engine
2 - condenser coils
6 - liquid reservoir assemblies
8 - lengths of plastic tubing
Making this would take expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and expertise in pilot.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a large airframe.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a large aluminum airframe with the following components:
8 - titanium plates
15 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
20 - aircraft aluminum structural members
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a patton supa-lifta.
A broad sheet of plastic paper covered with densely detailed diagrams and technical jargon.
It tells you how to make a patton supa-lifta with the following components:
1 - large aluminum airframe
4 - turboprop engines
2 - condenser coils
5 - long steel pipes
12 - liquid reservoir assemblies
5 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
6 - tires
2 - flywheel assemblies
4 - broken battery packs
4 - broken LCDs
8 - spools of brass wire
8 - lengths of plastic tubing
4 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
8 - aerogel blankets
1 - avionics system
2 - aircraft hydraulics systems
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, expertise in science, and good familiarity with pilot.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a prion gyrocopter.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a prion gyrocopter with the following components:
1 - ethyl alcohol engine
8 - prion structural members
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - PlayStation
1 - small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
2 - aerogel blankets
2 - plastic panel assemblies
1 - lightweight undercarriage assembly
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a turboprop engine.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a turboprop engine with the following components:
3 - o-rings
3 - short steel pipes
3 - relays
2 - piezoelectric ignition circuits
1 - rusted radiator
2 - bike chains
3 - hydraulic cylinders
3 - actuated valves
1 - titanium plate
2 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
3 - aircraft aluminum structural members
2 - reinforced flex tubes
2 - piles of scrap wood
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a vacuum zeppelin bag.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a vacuum bag with the following components:
1 - skin sail
1 - jar of powdered graphite
2 - titanium structural members
1 - actuated valve
1 - long steel pipe
1 - servomotor
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a medium airframe.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a medium aluminum airframe with the following components:
4 - titanium plates
8 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
10 - aircraft aluminum structural members
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematic for a stinger missile.
A protocol for constructing a heavy, anti-air missile.
It tells you how to make a Stinger missile with the following components:
15 - bags of gunpowder
15 - bags of flash powder
4 - graphites
2 - borocarbide cones
2 - laser focusing arrays
1 - sheet of aircraft aluminum
1 - firing activation system
1 - heat dissipation assembly
1 - laser sight
1 - grenade launcher
Making this would take expertise in craft, expertise in pilot, and good familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a cessna skywagon.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a cessna skywagon with the following components:
1 - medium aluminum airframe
2 - turboprop engines
4 - microprocessors
2 - circuit boards
5 - ferrule fuses
5 - blade fuses
1 - condenser coil
5 - long steel pipes
4 - liquid reservoir assemblies
4 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
3 - tires
1 - flywheel assembly
4 - servomotors
4 - reinforced flex tubes
2 - broken battery packs
4 - broken LCDs
4 - spools of brass wire
6 - actuated valves
1 - PlayStation
5 - lengths of plastic tubing
4 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
5 - aerogel blankets
4 - hydraulic cylinders
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for an airline toilet.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make an airline toilet with the following components:
1 - sheet of aircraft aluminum
5 - o-rings
3 - short steel pipes
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Engineer Durzo.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the diagram for welding two short steel pipes.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a long steel pipe with the following components:
2 - short steel pipes
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Ooz.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the pattern for a gulfhound rug.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a gulfhound rug with the following components:
4 - gulfhound hides
4 - bottles of formaldehyde
1 - beefalo hide
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft and good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the pattern for a heavy oak bookshelf.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a heavy oak bookshelf with the following components:
7 - piles of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the pattern for a nullianac hide rug.
A dusty tomb, entailing the inner workings of creating a nullianac hide rug;
It tells you how to make a nullianac hide rug with the following components:
4 - nullianac hides
6 - gold wires
6 - silver meshes
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and massive expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the pattern for a suede recliner.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a suede recliner with the following components:
2 - piles of scrap wood
3 - chudskins
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a biohazard bin.
A set of plans for reinforcing a container with lead to store hazardous materials.
It tells you how to make a bright green biohazard bin with the following components:
5 - lead bars
2 - aerogel blankets
2 - spraycans
1 - soda keg
1 - titanium plate
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and a little knowledge of science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a krakenhide sofa.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a krakenhide sofa with the following components:
5 - piles of scrap wood
8 - kraken hides
2 - beefalo hides
10 - bundles of wheat stalks
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a nullianac hide bed.
A carefully drawn up set of plans for making a bed out of nullianac hide.
It tells you how to make a nullianac hide bed with the following components:
5 - nullianac hides
8 - piles of scrap wood
4 - bottles of formaldehyde
3 - vials of elastin
3 - embalming fluids
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a carpentry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a steamer trunk.
An old set of papers with instructions on how to construct an old-fashioned trunk.
It tells you how to make a steamer trunk with the following components:
6 - logs
5 - iron bars
2 - animal hides (any kind)
1 - length of springsteel
1 - gold bar
1 - embalming fluid
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with appraise.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a zombie hide couch.
A diagram detailing how to make a couch out of... what the fuck, zombie hide? and zombie MEAT? And a rotfruit? Who the christ came up with this thing?
It tells you how to make a zombie leather couch with the following components:
1 - rotfruit
30 - zombie hides
50 - zombie meats
4 - rusty metal spikes
8 - piles of scrap wood
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for cheap bookshelves.
A simple diagram detailing how to make a system of shelves out of scrap wood and cinderblocks. Very boho-chic.
It tells you how to make a set of cinderblock bookshelves with the following components:
4 - piles of scrap wood
10 - cinder blocks
You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematic for a complex lock.
A little comic book describing how the papa locksmith inserts mechanism "A" in mama lock case's slot "B" and makes a brand new baby lock. Hot. You need a carpentry bench for this.
It tells you how to make a complex keyed lock with the following components:
1 - complex lock assembly
1 - good lock casing
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with locksmith.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematic for a keyed lock.
A cheap booklet of instructions on how to make a proper lock from lock parts. Seems easy enough, but you'll need a carpentry bench to use it.
It tells you how to make a keyed lock with the following components:
1 - simple lock assembly
1 - lock case
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with locksmith.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a portable generator.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a portable generator with the following components:
2 - chrome hubcaps
1 - bike chain
2 - actuated valves
1 - hydraulic cylinder
1 - bone-dry jerrycan
2 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
1 - aluminum plate
2 - iron bars
5 - blade fuses
10 - capacitors
5 - resistors
4 - electromagnetic motors
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a carpentry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a portable solar array.
A laminated sheet of paper. On the bottom is stamped with the text "Copyright 2129 Hell Up in Hardware". A message written in hastily-scrawled marker says "Ha ha, fuck you, Old Man Mumabe!"
It tells you how to make a portable solar array with the following components:
6 - short lengths of copper wire
8 - solar cells
2 - chrome hubcaps
2 - circuit boards
4 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
3 - steel rods
10 - resistors
5 - capacitors
1 - transformer
1 - servomotor
3 - broken battery packs
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the schematics for a video library console.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a video library console with the following components:
13 - resistors
10 - capacitors
7 - transistors
5 - microprocessors
5 - LEDs
10 - keypad circuits
10 - broken LCDs
7 - relays
6 - diodes
6 - short lengths of copper wire
6 - circuit boards
5 - transformers
4 - small loudspeakers
2 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
1 - flatscreen TV
1 - electrical cord
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with hack.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the carpentry bench to read the plans for a giant fucking aquarium.
A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
It tells you how to make a giant fucking aquarium with the following components:
2 - small fishtanks
1 - toy chest
20 - LEDs
4 - clear glass bongs
1 - armor dummy
1 - float vest
1 - pair of swim fins
1 - scuba suit
1 - scuba tank
1 - jiffy-tyme water condenser
3 - black pearls
3 - rubies
3 - emeralds
3 - diamonds
3 - topazes
3 - sapphires
3 - opals
3 - gold nuggets
3 - flat stones
2 - Star Wars playsets
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
10 - long steel pipes
2 - electromagnetic motors
5 - broken battery packs
3 - lengths of plastic tubing
2 - ballast assemblies
1 - actuated valve
5 - skulls
1 - wood fishing pole
1 - hydraulic cylinder
2 - soda kegs
Making this would take massive expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the schematic for turtleshell glasses.
A set of instructions for making a pair of spectacles, using the shell of the giant turtle.
It tells you how to make a pair of turtleshell glasses with the following components:
4 - gold wires
1 - turtle shell shard
2 - quartz lenses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the schematic for ruby sunglasses.
A set of instructions for replacing the clear lenses in a pair of turtleshell glasses with lenses made from precious stones.
It tells you how to make a pair of ruby sunglasses with the following components:
2 - ruby lenses
1 - pair of turtleshell glasses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the schematic for emerald sunglasses.
A set of instructions for replacing the clear lenses in a pair of turtleshell glasses with lenses made from precious stones.
It tells you how to make a pair of emerald sunglasses with the following components:
2 - emerald lenses
1 - pair of turtleshell glasses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the schematic for sapphire sunglasses.
A set of instructions for replacing the clear lenses in a pair of turtleshell glasses with lenses made from precious stones.
It tells you how to make a pair of sapphire sunglasses with the following components:
2 - sapphire lenses
1 - pair of turtleshell glasses
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the schematic for a VoxGuard Bronze Logic Module.
A detailed set of schematics which show you how to build the circuits required for the electronic brains of a Voxguard Bronze lock.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard Bronze Logic Module with the following components:
2 - microprocessors
2 - circuit boards
2 - LEDs
8 - ferrule fuses
1 - small loudspeaker
1 - black tamagotchi
1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
6 - capacitors
2 - transformers
2 - broken battery packs
3 - gold wires
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - confabulator
1 - keypad circuit
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and a complete mastery of hack.
You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting peridot.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a peridot with the following components:
1 - rough peridot
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting topaz.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a topaz with the following components:
1 - rough topaz
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting diamond.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a diamond with the following components:
1 - rough diamond
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting sapphire.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a sapphire with the following components:
1 - rough sapphire
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting ruby.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a ruby with the following components:
1 - rough ruby
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting emerald.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make an emerald with the following components:
1 - rough emerald
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for polishing opal.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make an opal with the following components:
1 - rough opal
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting brass pins.
A sheet of measurements on how to cut up a chunk of brass into pins.
It tells you how to make five bundles of brass pins with the following components:
1 - brass ingot
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold ruby ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold ruby ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - ruby
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold diamond ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold diamond ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - diamond
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold peridot ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold peridot ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - peridot
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold ruby ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold ruby ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - ruby
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold sapphire ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold sapphire ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - sapphire
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold topaz ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold topaz ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - topaz
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold emerald ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold emerald ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - emerald
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for gold opal ring.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a gold opal ring with the following components:
1 - gold ring
1 - opal
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting emerald.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make an emerald with the following components:
1 - rough emerald
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the instructions for cutting ruby.
A thin sheaf of light blue laminated sheets, with detailed instructions useful to a jeweler.
It tells you how to make a ruby with the following components:
1 - rough ruby
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the pattern for steel wool.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheet. This contains instructions on how to separate detergent from steel.
It tells you how to make a steel wool with the following components:
2 - Brillo pads
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the jewelry workbench to read the schematic for a complex lock assembly.
"This booklet describes how to use a few parts and precision tools to build your own complex lock assemblies. It uses an electrionics workbench, since the work is so delicate."
It tells you how to make a complex lock mechanism assembly with the following components:
1 - bundle of brass pins
8 - small springs
2 - brass cylinders
1 - titanium bar
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with locksmith.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the apple brandy recipe.
A valued method, passed from family to family over the ages, on how to brew the best tasting apple brandy around. Goddamn.
It tells you how to make a crate of apple brandy with the following components:
10 - apples
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the beer recipe.
A yellowed page written in poor english and some german, stapled to a less ancient scrapbook page covered with cryptic notes in some foreign language. It hints to a specialist beer recipe, oh boy.
It tells you how to make a keg of beer with the following components:
10u of water
5 - packets of malt grist
1 - soda keg
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry and good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the champagne recipe.
A recipe explaining how to brew alcohol.
It tells you how to make a bottle of rotgut champagne with the following components:
4 - boxes of baking soda
4 - bunches of grapes
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry and good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the coffee cask recipe.
A stained sheet of paper, it explains how brazilians used to pick coffee cherries from plants, and make the best coffee in the whole world. The paper smells faintly of coffee.
It tells you how to make a sealed cask of coffee with the following components:
30 - bundles of coffee cherries
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the coffee recipe.
A bartender's guide explaining how to properly divide up and store cups of coffee in a heated crate.
It tells you how to make a crate of coffee with the following components:
1 - sealed cask of coffee
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the diagram for a molotov cocktail.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a molotov cocktail with the following components:
4u of alcohol
1 - roll of makeshift bandages
Making this would take some familiarity with chemistry and some familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the hootch recipe.
A recipe explaining how to brew alcohol.
It tells you how to make a bottle of hootch with the following components:
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the hootch recipe.
A recipe explaining how to brew alcohol.
It tells you how to make a bottle of hootch with the following components:
1 - log
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the instructions for jar of powdered graphite.
Instructions for turning raw granite chunks into useful powdered granite, for use in crafting. A jeweler would have an easy time with this.
It tells you how to make a jar of powdered graphite with the following components:
3 - graphites
1 - bait jar
Making this would take some familiarity with chemistry and expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the kahlua recipe.
A bartender's guide telling you how to mix the proper amounts of coffee and vodka to get kahlua, and how to bottle it.
It tells you how to make a crate of kahlua with the following components:
1 - sealed cask of coffee
1 - sealed cask of vodka
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the merlot recipe.
A bartender's guide explaining how to properly divide up and store glasses of merlot in a crate.
It tells you how to make a crate of merlot with the following components:
1 - sealed cask of red wine
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a boozex cartridge.
A set of instructions for making a homemade junkie headset cartridge.
It tells you how to make a boozex cartridge with the following components:
3 - everclearwaters
1 - empty junkie headset cartridge
Making this would take expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a cocaine cartridge.
A set of instructions for making a homemade junkie headset cartridge.
It tells you how to make a cocaine cartridge with the following components:
1 - baggie of cocaine
1 - empty junkie headset cartridge
Making this would take some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a D.C. slug.
A sheet covered with diagrams of chemical compounds. It describes how to mix and infuse a debilitator slug.
It tells you how to make a debilitator D.C. slug with the following components:
3 - coventry plantains
3 - bugmeats
3 - bags of salt
2 - lizard meats
2 - basilisk hides
2 - vials of hflep-4
1 - jar of sulfur
1 - bear pancreas
1 - chunk of borax
Making this would take a complete mastery of chemistry, massive expertise in science, and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a mutagenic slug.
A sheet covered with diagrams of chemical compounds. It describes how to mix and infuse a debilitator slug.
It tells you how to make a debilitator mutagenic slug with the following components:
5 - bat wings
4 - zombie brains
3 - short fangs
3 - zombie hides
3 - zombie meats
2 - alien organs
2 - elongated fangs
2 - rotfruits
1 - yellowcake
Making this would take a complete mastery of chemistry, massive expertise in science, and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a poison slug.
A sheet covered with diagrams of chemical compounds. It describes how to mix and infuse a debilitator slug.
It tells you how to make a debilitator poison slug with the following components:
4 - venom sacs
3 - bundles of camphor leaves
3 - mushrooms
2 - tupelo pods
2 - mushroom sludges
1 - rose blossom
1 - squishy green gland
Making this would take massive expertise in chemistry, expertise in science, and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a speed cartridge.
A set of instructions for making a homemade junkie headset cartridge.
It tells you how to make a speed cartridge with the following components:
2 - speed hypos
1 - rock of crank
1 - empty junkie headset cartridge
Making this would take expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for a THC cartridge.
A set of instructions for making a homemade junkie headset cartridge.
It tells you how to make a THC cartridge with the following components:
1 - cola of buds
1 - empty junkie headset cartridge
Making this would take expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for acrylic fiber.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a spool of acrylic fiber with the following components:
1 - bottle of monomer solution
1 - bottle of formaldehyde
1 - bottle of methylamine
Making this would take some familiarity with chemistry and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for an infectious slug.
A sheet covered with diagrams of chemical compounds. It describes how to mix and infuse a debilitator slug.
It tells you how to make a debilitator infectious slug with the following components:
5 - lammergier feathers
4 - tails
3 - penises
3 - charcoal briquettes
2 - tusker bellies
1 - black tongue
1 - infected syringe
1 - heap of entrails
Making this would take massive expertise in chemistry, expertise in science, and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for an STD slug.
A sheet covered with diagrams of chemical compounds. It describes how to mix and infuse a debilitator slug.
It tells you how to make a debilitator STD slug with the following components:
1 - penis
1 - boob
1 - bear penis
1 - paw
1 - raw lobstro meat
1 - monkey skin
1 - spawner tentacle
Making this would take massive expertise in chemistry, expertise in science, and expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for chitinous plastic.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a brick of quick-mold plastic with the following components:
10 - rigid skins (any kind)
2 - bottles of monomer solution
2 - bottles of PCB
Making this would take serious expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for creating nanotubes.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a bag of high quality nanotubes with the following components:
5 - charcoal briquettes
1 - tube of buckey lube
Making this would take serious expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for cutaneous elastin.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a vial of animal-derived elastin with the following components:
25 - animal hides (any kind)
1 - bottle of PCB
Making this would take expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for distilling salt.
A set of instructions for distilling salt from sea water.
It tells you how to make a bag of salt with the following components:
25u of saltwater
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a wasteland still.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tenren.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for extracting stem cells.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a vial of stem cells with the following components:
1 - dead baby
1 - vial of fenofibrate
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and expertise in medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for fermenting ammonia.
A series of procedures for fermenting and bottling ammonia out of urine.
It tells you how to make a bottle of ammonia with the following components:
1 - vial of cytidine
5u of urine
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and some familiarity with science.
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for pelage elastin.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a vial of animal-derived elastin with the following components:
20 - fur pelts (any kind)
1 - bottle of PCB
Making this would take expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for processing charcoal.
A sheet of intricate instructions on how to produce charcoal in a controlled environment.
It tells you how to make eight charcoal briquettes with the following components:
1 - pile of scrap wood
3 - bundles of wheat stalks
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for synthesizing endocrine fluid.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a vial of endocrine fluid with the following components:
2 - nanite healers
2 - vials of stem cells
2 - mushroom sludges
2 - mushrooms
2 - spotted lichens
2 - tupelo pods
2 - quina barks
2 - bundles of camphor leaves
1 - mutant barnacle stem
1 - bitterwood shoot
1 - venom sac
1 - bear pancreas
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and decent familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for synthesizing plasteel fibers.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make two spools of plasteel wire with the following components:
1 - steel wool
2 - spools of acrylic fiber
1 - acid powersquirt clip
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with chemistry, and decent familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Ayame.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for tanning fluid.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a bottle of tanning fluid with the following components:
7 - brains (any kind)
3 - bags of salt
5u of urine
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and decent familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a black hypo.
This is a flimsy booklet of thermoprinter paper which describes the chemistry protocols involved in making a vamprism virus antibody. You'll need a chemistry set to use it.
It tells you how to make a Nosferatu Postulo Terminus Aevum hypodermic with the following components:
2 - bat wings
1 - embalming fluid
1 - rotfruit
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry and decent familiarity with medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a brain surgery kit.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a brain surgery kit with the following components:
1 - sonic scalpel
1 - vial of stem cells
1 - medium trauma kit
2 - suture kits
Making this would take expertise in medic and decent familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a chemical hardening treatment.
A print-out describing how to make a chemical cocktail for making a very hard alloy called dureum.
It tells you how to make a beaker of chemical hardening treatment with the following components:
2 - charcoal briquettes
1 - bag of flash powder
1 - peroxide
3 - bug eggs
1 - bottle of methylamine
3 - boxes of baking soda
1 - acid powersquirt clip
Making this would take serious expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a coffee enema.
A lab protocol explaining how to create a special coffee enema.
It tells you how to make a coffee enema with the following components:
1u of coffee
1 - vial of stem cells
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry and expertise in medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a detox kit.
A set of instructions for extracting and synthesizing a cure for several common poisons.
It tells you how to make a detox kit with the following components:
1 - lunch box
2 - quina barks
2 - cholla pods
1 - mushroom
2 - bitterwood shoots
1 - rock of crank
1 - microprocessor
1 - keypad circuit
Making this would take decent familiarity with medic and serious expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Russia.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a freakbile powersquirt clip.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a freakbile powersquirt clip with the following components:
1 - Nina Lemone soda
1 - vial of stem cells
1 - corroded green gland
1 - peroxide
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry, good familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a Grizwald.
A sheet of paper with a drawing of an apple and a list of required parts. Why would one want to put those in an apple?
It tells you how to make an apple with the following components:
1 - apple
1 - detonator circuit
1 - panopticon cortex bomb
Making this would take some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a large rad detox kit.
A clear series of lab procedures for constructing a radiation sickness detoxifying kit.
It tells you how to make a large rad detox kit with the following components:
1 - lunch box
1 - Rad-Q pill
1 - cholla pod
1 - glass tube
1 - microprocessor
1 - keypad circuit
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a large trauma kit.
A patent application for a portable fast-acting trauma wound binding kit.
It tells you how to make a large trauma kit with the following components:
1 - charcoal briquette
1 - vial of fenofibrate
1 - lunch box
Making this would take decent familiarity with chemistry and good familiarity with medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Gavroche.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a mortilex hypo.
An aging piece of slick paper with strange symbols and obscure jargon written on it. The legend MORTILEX PROTOCOL (HFLEP-4) is inscribed across the top in block red letters.
Scrawled underneath the chemical procedures is a message in spidery handwriting: "Henry - They tried to keep this from you. This will keep you safe from the reanimated dead. May God have mercy on us all."
It tells you how to make a mortilex hypo with the following components:
1 - empty syringe
1 - zombie brain
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a speed hypo.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a speed hypo with the following components:
1 - bundle of ephedra leaves
1 - bottle of methylamine
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tenren.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a spider antivenom hypo.
An aging piece of slick paper with strange symbols and obscure jargon written on it. A detailed and realistic line drawing of a big, icky spider is on the top of it.
It tells you how to make a spider antivenom hypo with the following components:
1 - empty syringe
1 - venom sac
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a sticky bomb.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a sticky bomb with the following components:
1 - box of baking soda
1 - vial of fenofibrate
1 - condom
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry, good familiarity with craft, and good familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for a THC hypo.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a THC hypo with the following components:
1 - bag of weed
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tenren.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for allomycin.
A lab protocol showing how to extract the active ingredients for an allomycin hypo.
It tells you how to make a concentrated allomycin hypo with the following components:
1 - empty syringe
1 - spotted lichen
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for an insta-cast sheet.
A patent application describing a quick setting cast and bone irradiator for healing limb fractures.
It tells you how to make an insta-cast sheet with the following components:
1 - box of baking soda
1 - vial of cytidine
1 - embalming fluid
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for chiroptera elastin.
A print-out describing how to purify elastin from bat cartilage.
It tells you how to make a vial of animal-derived elastin with the following components:
4 - bat wings
1 - bottle of PCB
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for crank.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a rock of crank with the following components:
1 - bundle of ephedra leaves
1 - bottle of methylamine
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for fungilex.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a fungilex hypo with the following components:
1 - empty syringe
1 - box of baking soda
1 - quina bark
Making this would take decent familiarity with medic and decent familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for giant firecrackers.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a bundle of homemade firecrackers with the following components:
4 - bags of gunpowder
3 - documents (any kind)
1 - bag of saltpeter
1 - ancient coffee filter
Making this would take decent familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for gunpowder.
An old computer printout with 'http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunpowder' on top.
It tells you how to make a bag of gunpowder with the following components:
2 - charcoal briquettes
1 - jar of sulfur
1 - bag of saltpeter
Making this would take decent familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for heroin.
A recipe for making a syringe of heroin in neat typewriter font.
It tells you how to make a heroin hypo with the following components:
2 - poppy seedpods
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for nanite healer.
A lab protocol explaining how to create a nanite healer hypo.
It tells you how to make a nanite healer with the following components:
1 - benzoin bark
1 - nanopacitor
1 - empty syringe
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for quick-mold plastic.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a brick of quick-mold plastic with the following components:
1 - vial of elastin
1 - bottle of monomer solution
1 - bundle of wheat stalks
1 - peroxide
Making this would take decent familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for rainbow pills.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a batch of rainbow pills with the following components:
1 - genius brain
1 - squishy green gland
1 - box of baking soda
1 - Jaco's Juice soda
15 - viagras
Making this would take good familiarity with medic, some familiarity with chemistry, and some familiarity with focus.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for rejuvex.
A piece of paper describing the protocol for producing a rejuvex anti-aging pill.
It tells you how to make a rejuvex pill with the following components:
1 - mushroom sludge
1 - cholla pod
1 - macadamia nut
1 - Jaco's Juice soda
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and expertise in medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for sculpey.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a brick of sculpey with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
2 - tanning fluids
Making this would take expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for thermite compound.
A recipe for a chemical substance.
It tells you how to make a thermite compound with the following components:
1 - iron bar
1 - aluminum plate
Making this would take expertise in brains and serious expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the recipe for viromycin.
A lab protocol explaining how to extract the active ingredients for a viromycin hypo.
It tells you how to make a viromycin hypo with the following components:
1 - empty syringe
1 - spotted lichen
1 - embalming fluid
Making this would take good familiarity with medic and some familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the red wine recipe.
A piece of scrap paper drawing out how to crush fermented grapes and seal them in a wooden cask.
It tells you how to make a sealed cask of red wine with the following components:
20 - bunches of grapes
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a black cocoon capsule.
A thin sheet of a strange material.
It tells you how to make a black cocoon capsule with the following components:
1 - bug egg
2 - superconductor rings
2 - beakers of hardening treatment
2 - force shock absorption assemblies
2 - detonator circuits
3 - graphites
3 - pipe bombs (any kind)
5 - bags of gunpowder
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with bombs, and good familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a blue cocoon capsule.
A thin sheet of a strange material.
It tells you how to make a blue cocoon capsule with the following components:
1 - bug egg
2 - superconductor rings
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - sapphire
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a bottle bomb kit.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a bottle bomb kit with the following components:
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - documents (any kind)
1 - condom
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry, good familiarity with bombs, and good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a medigun.
A blueprint and chemical protocol for building a medical device.
It tells you how to make a medigun with the following components:
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
3 - borocarbide cones
2 - multi-chip module IIs
1 - firearm trigger assembly
1 - long steel pipe
2 - tubes of buckey lube
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with medic, and serious expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a portable defibrillator.
It has some line drawings on it and some little pictures of a young boy gladly reviving his grandfather.
It tells you how to make a portable defibrillator with the following components:
1 - circuit board
3 - o-rings
1 - broken battery pack
1 - microprocessor
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a THC grenade.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a THC grenade with the following components:
4 - bags of weed
1 - lighter (any kind)
1 - firing pin assembly
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematic for a white cocoon capsule.
A thin sheet of a strange material.
It tells you how to make a white cocoon capsule with the following components:
1 - bug egg
2 - superconductor rings
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematics for a chlorine bomb.
A set of instructions hastily scribbled on a bar napkin, along with a sketch of an anarchy sign.
It tells you how to make a chlorine bomb with the following components:
2 - empty canisters
1 - ammonia
2u of bleach
Making this would take some familiarity with chemistry, decent familiarity with craft, and decent familiarity with bombs.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematics for a rapenade.
Instructions for creating a grenade stuffed with the powerful Rapinex. It is oddly doodled with anatomically ridiculous people.
It tells you how to make a rapenade with the following components:
1 - empty canister
7 - viagras
7 - blue pills
Making this would take expertise in chemistry, good familiarity with craft, and good familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the schematics for an enhanced endocrine booster.
A set of instructions for constructing the injection system for an endocrine booster module.
It tells you how to make an enhanced endocrine booster module with the following components:
1 - lunch box
1 - vial of endocrine fluid
1 - Mk II energy cell
2 - empty syringes
3 - LEDs
Making this would take expertise in craft and serious expertise in medic.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the set of instructions for producing a rubber tire.
A lab procedure for producing archaic rubber wheels.
It tells you how to make two tires with the following components:
6 - bundles of rubber tree leaves
2 - vials of fenofibrate
1 - jar of powdered graphite
Making this would take expertise in chemistry and good familiarity with scavenge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Erisa.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the vodka recipe.
A recipe explaining the secrets of brewing vodka.
It tells you how to make a sealed cask of vodka with the following components:
10 - bundles of wheat stalks
1 - pile of scrap wood
Making this would take a little knowledge of chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You peer into the chemistry set to read the protocol for tanning leech hide.
A clear series of lab procedures for a chemical synthesis.
It tells you how to make a batch of tanned leech-hide with the following components:
10 - rock leech hides
1 - tanning fluid
1 - peroxide
1 - vial of cytidine
Making this would take good familiarity with chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a chemistry set.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tril.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 1: 'schematics for an airline toilet'.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make an airline toilet with the following components:
1 - sheet of aircraft aluminum
5 - o-rings
3 - short steel pipes
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Engineer Durzo.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 2: 'schematics for a medium airframe'.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a medium aluminum airframe with the following components:
4 - titanium plates
8 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
10 - aircraft aluminum structural members
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 3: 'schematics for a large airframe'.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a large aluminum airframe with the following components:
8 - titanium plates
15 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
20 - aircraft aluminum structural members
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 4: 'schematics for a turboprop engine'.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a turboprop engine with the following components:
3 - o-rings
3 - short steel pipes
3 - relays
2 - piezoelectric ignition circuits
1 - rusted radiator
2 - bike chains
3 - hydraulic cylinders
3 - actuated valves
1 - titanium plate
2 - sheets of aircraft aluminum
3 - aircraft aluminum structural members
2 - reinforced flex tubes
2 - piles of scrap wood
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 5: 'schematics for a cessna skywagon'.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a cessna skywagon with the following components:
1 - medium aluminum airframe
2 - turboprop engines
4 - microprocessors
2 - circuit boards
5 - ferrule fuses
5 - blade fuses
1 - condenser coil
5 - long steel pipes
4 - liquid reservoir assemblies
4 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
3 - tires
1 - flywheel assembly
4 - servomotors
4 - reinforced flex tubes
2 - broken battery packs
4 - broken LCDs
4 - spools of brass wire
6 - actuated valves
1 - PlayStation
5 - lengths of plastic tubing
4 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
5 - aerogel blankets
4 - hydraulic cylinders
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 6: 'schematics for a patton supa-lifta'.
A broad sheet of plastic paper covered with densely detailed diagrams and technical jargon.
It tells you how to make a patton supa-lifta with the following components:
1 - large aluminum airframe
4 - turboprop engines
2 - condenser coils
5 - long steel pipes
12 - liquid reservoir assemblies
5 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
6 - tires
2 - flywheel assemblies
4 - broken battery packs
4 - broken LCDs
8 - spools of brass wire
8 - lengths of plastic tubing
4 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
8 - aerogel blankets
1 - avionics system
2 - aircraft hydraulics systems
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, expertise in science, and good familiarity with pilot.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 7: 'schematics for a vacuum zeppelin bag'.
A protocol for assembling aerospace technology.
It tells you how to make a vacuum bag with the following components:
1 - skin sail
1 - jar of powdered graphite
2 - titanium structural members
1 - actuated valve
1 - long steel pipe
1 - servomotor
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a generic aerospace workshop console.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the aeronautics manual to page 8: 'schematic for a stinger missile'.
A protocol for constructing a heavy, anti-air missile.
It tells you how to make a Stinger missile with the following components:
15 - bags of gunpowder
15 - bags of flash powder
4 - graphites
2 - borocarbide cones
2 - laser focusing arrays
1 - sheet of aircraft aluminum
1 - firing activation system
1 - heat dissipation assembly
1 - laser sight
1 - grenade launcher
Making this would take expertise in craft, expertise in pilot, and good familiarity with bombs.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 1: 'corrosive pike plans'.
A slightly burned blueprint for some kind of wastelander weapon. Looks pretty intimidating.
It tells you how to make a corrosive pike with the following components:
4 - corroded green glands
1 - refined tantalum bar
2 - lengths of plastic tubing
2 - long steel pipes
1 - liquid reservoir assembly
1 - fiber mesh
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with spears.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 2: 'instructions for a titanium bo staff'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts. The instructions seem to be in chinese; there are no pictures.
It tells you how to make a titanium bo staff with the following components:
2 - short steel pipes
1 - heat-resistant metal
1 - long steel pipe
4 - skins (any kind)
4 - titanium plates
10 - titanium bars
2 - bags of high quality nanotubes
4 - small springs
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with linguist.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
You turn the smithy workbook to page 3: 'instructions for alloying borocarbide'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a borocarbide cone with the following components:
10 - charcoal briquettes
4 - chunks of borax
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, expertise in science, and expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 4: 'instructions for creating a dureum alloy VoxGuard lock case'.
This is a booklet containing instructions on how to use a blacksmith's forge to make a VoxGuard dureum alloy lock case.
It tells you how to make a VoxGuard lock case with the following components:
1 - titanium bar
1 - beryllium rod
1 - steel rod
1 - jar of sulfur
1 - bag of salt
1 - tube of buckey lube
1 - beaker of hardening treatment
Making this would take serious expertise in craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 5: 'instructions for drawing brass wire'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a spool of brass wire with the following components:
1 - brass ingot
1 - cheese grater
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Antonia.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 6: 'instructions for forging a desolator body'.
A detailed set of metallurgical instructions for forging the body of a high-intensity, radioactive-material-processing cannon.
It tells you how to make a desolator body with the following components:
10 - lead bars
4 - carbon fiber panels
4 - beryllium rods
2 - bags of high quality nanotubes
1 - thermite compound
1 - borocarbide cone
1 - heat-resistant metal
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 7: 'instructions for forging a gravity gun shell'.
A large diagram detailing the metals used and general shape of the outer shell of a field manipulator.
It tells you how to make a gravity gun shell with the following components:
7 - iron bars
5 - beryllium rods
3 - aluminum plates
3 - bundles of rubber tree leaves
1 - titanium blank form (any kind)
1 - steel rod
1 - borocarbide cone
Making this would take massive expertise in craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 8: 'instructions for forging a pata'.
A sheet giving instructions on how to forge a pair of massive sword gauntlets.
It tells you how to make a pair of pata gauntlets with the following components:
8 - steel rods
2 - short steel pipes
2 - lengths of springsteel
2 - bear pelts
2 - gulfhound hides
Making this would take massive expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 9: 'instructions for forging an urumi'.
An ancient and yellowed sheaf of laminated paper covered in foreign script, apparently depicting the forging process for a flexible multi-tailed razor whip. Elaborate diagrams and a healthy amount of margin notes make it almost decipherable.
It tells you how to make an urumi with the following components:
5 - lengths of rusty razor ribbon
1 - monowire serrator
4 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
2 - short lengths of copper wire
1 - short steel pipe
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and a little knowledge of linguist.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 10: 'instructions for forging tin cans'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make two tin cans with the following components:
1 - chunk of bauxite
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Drivyn.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 11: 'instructions for forming beryllium rods'.
A laminated sheet with detailed instructions for making beryllium rods from raw greenochite:
It tells you how to make a beryllium rod with the following components:
3 - pieces of bertrandite
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 12: 'instructions for forming cadmium ingots'.
A laminated sheet giving instructions for making a batch of cadmium ingots.
It tells you how to make a batch of cadmium ingots with the following components:
3 - pieces of greenockite
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 13: 'instructions for forming titanium bars'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a titanium bar with the following components:
4 - chunks of rutile
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 14: 'instructions for forming titanium plates'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a titanium plate with the following components:
2 - chunks of rutile
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 15: 'instructions for smelting brass cylinders'.
A list of measurements and instructions on how to melt brass into usable cylinders.
It tells you how to make a pair of brass cylinders with the following components:
1 - brass ingot
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with appraise.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 16: 'instructions for smelting gold bricks'.
A set of instructions for turning 120 gold bars into a single brick of gold, for use in a statue. Looks easy, though time-intensive.
It tells you how to make a giant gold brick with the following components:
120 - gold bars
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 17: 'instructions for smelting vibranium'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a vibranium slug with the following components:
3 - chunks of violet rock
6 - peroxides
6 - jars of sulfur
Making this would take massive expertise in craft, massive expertise in science, and massive expertise in chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 18: 'pattern for a pair of wasteland kukris'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make two wasteland kukris with the following components:
1 - length of springsteel
1 - sheep horns
1 - grindwheel
1 - bundle of brass pins
1 - handful of brass fittings
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in blades.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 19: 'pattern for an armored radiation suit'.
A schematic for a reinforced radioactive environment suit, with increased functionality and protection.
It tells you how to make an armored radiation suit with the following components:
1 - radiation suit
1 - MK I tactical helmet
1 - heat-resistant metal
1 - magnetic containment system
1 - fire control circuitry
2 - steel rods
3 - titanium plates
1 - enriched uranium rod
1 - lead bar
1 - heat dissipation assembly
Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Karoline.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 20: 'pattern for an exohelmet'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make an exohelmet with the following components:
5 - exo plate scraps
2 - bottles of monomer solution
2 - beakers of hardening treatment
1 - combat helmet
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 21: 'pattern for an exosuit'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make an exosuit with the following components:
10 - exo plate scraps
3 - bottles of monomer solution
4 - beakers of hardening treatment
1 - nanoweave zoot suit
Making this would take a complete mastery of craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 22: 'pattern for steel wool'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheet. This contains instructions on how to separate detergent from steel.
It tells you how to make a steel wool with the following components:
2 - Brillo pads
Making this would take some familiarity with craft and some familiarity with chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Dibolcrif.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 23: 'protocol for a boss springsteel'.
A sheet of paper with a bruce springsteel retempering process described on it.
It tells you how to make a boss springsteel with the following components:
1 - bruce springsteel
1 - length of springsteel
1 - grindwheel
Making this would take serious expertise in craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
You turn the smithy workbook to page 24: 'schematic for a bruce springsteel'.
A time-yellowed piece of heavy drafting paper with a schematic for a large metal sword on one side. The other has a crudely scrawled cartoon picture of a flower, with the signature 'EDITH, age 5' on the back.
It tells you how to make a bruce springsteel with the following components:
1 - thighbone
3 - rock leech hides
1 - length of springsteel
Making this would take expertise in craft.
You turn the smithy workbook to page 25: 'schematic for a chainsaw lance'.
A pile of grey and flakey sheets of old paper, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts. A few odd stains blot out parts of the instructions, but you think you can still make out how to do this.
It tells you how to make a chainsaw lance with the following components:
2 - broken chainsaws
1 - multi-chip module I
2 - nanopacitors
3 - microprocessors
1 - long steel pipe
2 - steel pipe caps
2 - steel rods
4 - rusty metal spikes
2 - broken battery packs
2 - liquid reservoir assemblies
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a gunsmith's workbench.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 26: 'schematic for a magspike'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a magspike with the following components:
1 - rusty metal spike
1 - electromagnetic motor
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 27: 'schematic for a piston hammer'.
A mechanical schematic for building what seems to be a huge piston-driven powered melee weapon.
It tells you how to make a piston hammer with the following components:
2 - hydraulic cylinders
1 - force shock absorption assembly
2 - broken battery packs
2 - ballast assemblies
4 - long steel pipes
8 - o-rings
1 - bag of gunpowder
1 - bottle of monomer solution
Making this would take serious expertise in craft and expertise in science.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 28: 'schematic for an explosion baffling kit'.
A schematic listing the components used to construct a titanium-carbon armor kit for small aircraft.
It tells you how to make an explosion baffling kit with the following components:
3 - titanium bars
2 - titanium plates
2 - carbon fiber panels
1 - sheet of aircraft aluminum
1 - aircraft aluminum structural member
2 - beakers of hardening treatment
2 - force shock absorption assemblies
2 - bricks of quick-mold plastic
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with pilot.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 29: 'schematics for a sheet of aircraft aluminum'.
A sheet of paper.
It tells you how to make a sheet of aircraft aluminum with the following components:
5 - chunks of bauxite
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 30: 'schematics for an aircraft aluminum structural member'.
A sheet of paper.
It tells you how to make an aircraft aluminum structural member with the following components:
3 - chunks of bauxite
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 31: 'schematics for creating a link whip'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a link whip with the following components:
3 - lengths of steel chain
Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with whip.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 32: 'schematics for creating a razorchain'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a razorchain with the following components:
3 - old chainsaw bladechains
2 - lengths of rusty razor ribbon
2 - lengths of steel chain
4 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
4 - tanned leech-hides
1 - thighbone
Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with whip, and expertise in scavenge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 33: 'schematics for creating a rebar sword'.
A soot-smudged scrap of heavy drafting vellum.
It tells you how to make a rebar sword with the following components:
2 - steel rods
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 34: 'schematics for forming a titanium structural member'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a titanium structural member with the following components:
3 - titanium blank forms (any kind)
Making this would take a little knowledge of craft and a little knowledge of science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 35: 'schematics for heat-resistant metal'.
A diagram showing how best to use some heat-resistant materials to create a machine's skeleton.
It tells you how to make a heat-resistant metal with the following components:
2 - ceramic plates
2 - steel rods
1 - long steel pipe
4 - titanium bars
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 36: 'set of instructions for constructing a flail'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling in great detail how to securely connect a steel chain to almost any kind of object.
It tells you how to make an improvised flail with the following components:
1 - length of steel chain
1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
1 - thing (any kind)
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 37: 'set of instructions for forming gold bars'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a gold bar with the following components:
3 - gold nuggets
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 38: 'set of instructions for forming gold rings'.
requires 1 gold bar to make 4 gold rings.
It tells you how to make a batch of gold rings with the following components:
1 - gold bar
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 39: 'set of instructions for forming steel rods'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a steel rod with the following components:
5 - iron bars
2 - charcoal briquettes
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 40: 'set of instructions for refining lanthanum'.
A detailed set of instructions for refining lathanum, a rare and valuable metal.
It tells you how to make a refined lanthanum bar with the following components:
3 - lanthanum ores
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 41: 'set of instructions for smelting iron'.
A set of detailed instructions for extracting pure iron from ore.
It tells you how to make an iron bar with the following components:
2 - chunks of iron ore
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 42: 'set of instructions for smelting lead'.
A set of detailed instructions for purifying mineral into lead.
It tells you how to make a lead bar with the following components:
2 - chunks of galena
Making this would take good familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with scavenge, and good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 43: 'Uranium refining protocol'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a yellowcake with the following components:
3 - pitchblendes
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 44: 'diagram for a titanium lockpick'.
A printout detailing how to assemble a very high quality lockpick set made of titanium.
It tells you how to make a titanium lockpick with the following components:
1 - titanium bar
2 - grindwheels
1 - force shock absorption assembly
1 - ballast assembly
1 - engraving tool
1 - Brillo pad
1 - bat wing
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in locksmith.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 45: 'set of instructions for smelting brass'.
A small set of pages with a diagram on how to smelt together an alloy ingot.
It tells you how to make a block of brass ingots with the following components:
3 - chunks of copper ore
2 - chunks of zinc
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and good familiarity with chemistry.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 46: 'schematics for a heat dissipation assembly'.
A set of basic documents for creating a heat dissipation system for a mechanical device.
It tells you how to make a heat dissipation assembly with the following components:
1 - rusted radiator
4 - o-rings
2 - lengths of plastic tubing
1 - liquid reservoir assembly
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, some familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with brains.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 47: 'set of instructions for forming copper wires'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make a couple of copper wires with the following components:
1 - chunk of copper ore
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 48: 'instructions for forging a portal box frame'.
A paper describing how to make a fairly simple box of brass and titanium. Aside from a convenient carrying strap, it's not got much special except for various slots and housings on its sides.
It tells you how to make a portal box frame with the following components:
8 - titanium plates
2 - handfuls of brass fittings
2 - leather belts
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Alane.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 49: 'instructions for smelting plasteel armor plates'.
A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
It tells you how to make two plasteel armor plates with the following components:
1 - spool of plasteel wire
4 - steel rods
2 - strips of kevlar
Making this would take expertise in science, good familiarity with chemistry, and good familiarity with craft.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sagaxus.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 50: 'set of instructions for refining tantalum'.
A set of detailed instructions on how to create purified tantalum from raw ore.
It tells you how to make a refined tantalum bar with the following components:
3 - tantalum ores
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Durzo.'
You turn the smithy workbook to page 51: 'instructions for forging a giant wrench'.
A crude sketch in spotty brown ink on a cured beefalo hide. It shows a cartoon abomination pounding away at some glowing rods on the work surface of a forge, then the same abomination holding a huge wrench above his cartoon head.
It tells you how to make a giant wrench with the following components:
8 - plutonium rods
4 - grindwheels
1 - tube of buckey lube
Making this would take some familiarity with craft, expertise in clubs, and good familiarity with endurance.
You turn the smithy workbook to page 52: 'instructions for forming gold wires'.
A laminated sheet giving instructions for melting gold bars to form them into wires:
It tells you how to make a couple of gold wires with the following components:
1 - gold bar
Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in chemistry.
You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Tardboy.'
You take a careful look at the schematics for an entropicell...
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make an entropicell with the following components:
3 - boxes of baking soda
3 - Nina Lemone sodas
1 - beryllium rod
1 - Mk I energy cell
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and expertise in science.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a ammunition schematic. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for gilding tire armor...
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a golden tire armor with the following components:
20 - gold chains
20 - gold wires
10 - gold doubloons
3 - golden eggs
1 - tire armor
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Starius.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the schematics for a 9mm long clip...
A yellowing bit of ancient paper. Diagrams and technical jargon flow down its length.
It tells you how to make a 9mm long clip with the following components:
1 - 9mm clip
1 - box of loose rounds
1 - empty clip
Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a ammunition schematic. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the schematics for a 10mm stripper clip...
Advice on how to beat a pair of bars into clip, just like the good ol' commies do.
It tells you how to make a hand-loaded 10mm stripper clip with the following components:
2 - steel rods
1 - box of loose rounds
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and some familiarity with pistols.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a ammunition schematic. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for a leather skirt...
Plans on how to make a leather skirt, seemingly as an interstitial for a larger process.
It tells you how to make a leather skirt with the following components:
3 - leather hides (any kind)
Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for basilisk mitts...
A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
It tells you how to make a pair of basilisk mitts with the following components:
2 - beakers of hardening treatment
1 - basilisk hide
1 - exo plate scrap
1 - spiked gloves
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Starius.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for an armordillo-face bascinet...
Guidance on stitching armordillo face plates into beefalo leather, to create a protective and fearsome helmet.
It tells you how to make an armordillo-face bascinet with the following components:
2 - armordillo plates
2 - beefalo hides
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Starius.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You think it might fetch about $2 on the market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for a pair of cuir bouilli boot-cut moccasins...
A guide to making animal-glue impregnated boiled leather into a pair of protective moccasins, and the tales of Beefalo hunts past that need to be engraved upon them.
It tells you how to make a pair of bouilli boot-cut moccasins with the following components:
4 - beefalo hides
2 - armordillo snouts
2 - tails
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Starius.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for a cuir bouilli teddy...
A guide to making animal-glue impregnated boiled leather into a connected breastplate and skortasset. Your head swims with images of nipples.
It tells you how to make a bouilli teddy with the following components:
3 - beefalo hides
2 - armordillo snouts
1 - tail
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Starius.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for a pair of cuir bouilli riding gloves...
A guide to making animal-glue impregnated boiled leather into a pair of protective riding gloves. Just looking at this makes your mind swim with the tales to be told on your biceps.
It tells you how to make a pair of bouilli riding gloves with the following components:
4 - beefalo hides
2 - armordillo snouts
2 - tails
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Pas.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for a cuir bouilli balaclava...
A guide to making animal-glue impregnated boiled leather into a protective mask, alongside the very necessary engravings.
It tells you how to make a bouilli balaclava with the following components:
2 - beefalo hides
1 - armordillo snout
1 - tail
Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Pas.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for chudskin stompas...
A pattern depicting the transformation of work boots into crustier, nastier work boots. Also makes them into armor, or something - your mind sluices off of the outcome when you try to grasp it.
It tells you how to make a chudskin stompas with the following components:
2 - beetle carapaces
2 - chudskins
1 - pair of work boots
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You think it might fetch about $2 on the market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for chudskin cowl...
This pattern depicts the creation of an unsettling mask and hood combination around a hockey mask. You feel unclean just looking at it.
It tells you how to make a chudskin cowl with the following components:
3 - chudskins
1 - hockey mask
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for chudskin gantlet...
Oh for the love of...Why is it necessary to slather it in 'sewer grease'? Who patterned this thing?
It tells you how to make a pair of chudskin gantlets with the following components:
2 - beetle carapaces
2 - chudskins
1 - lacrosse gloves
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Elyssa.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the pattern for a chobo aketon...
From nothing we came - fitting, then, that we would return to nothing. From what we could scrounge we made our armor, and were crushed. May you escape our fate, and raise our battlecry on your lips - Oh we love to live / the chobo life! o/~
It tells you how to make a chobo aketon with the following components:
10u of urine
4 - monkey skins
2 - bottles of chobo wine
Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Starius.'
You haven't made this before.
You don't think you could learn anything from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a clothing pattern. You're pretty sure it's worth about $1 on the open market.
You take a careful look at the blueprint for permanent revolution (Headsman)...
While labeled as it is, this does not seem to be an ideological or doctrinal guide at all - it is instructions on the creation of an especially efficient and brutal tool of execution. Hmm...
It tells you how to make the headsman with the following components:
3 - bundles of rubber tree leaves
3 - titanium bars
2 - electromagnetic motors
1 - atomicell
1 - fiber mesh
1 - gold bar
1 - length of springsteel
1 - power adapter
Making this would take expertise in craft, good familiarity with science, and decent familiarity with clubs.
You haven't made this before.
You feel like you'd learn something from making this.
It weighs almost nothing. It is a blacksmith pattern. You're pretty sure it's worthless on the market.
Scavenge tables
Please keep in mind that not all of these are 100% accurate due to either precision loss, or one of the reasons below.
Lots of places have different tables for different tiles, escpecially in Macero, or Necro.
There's also cases where I'll find player stashed things in an area, or a message isn't known so I end up not knowing that I've found something by parsing logs.
abandoned highway: pair of fuzzy dice(141), short steel pipe(81), small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber(72), plastic tubing(66), condenser coil(65), rusted radiator(63), aerogel blanket(63), hydraulic cylinder(52), broken battery pack(50), reinforced flex tube(46), aircraft aluminum structural member(40), piezoelectric ignition circuit(37), ferrule type fuse(32), circuit board(32), liquid reservoir assembly(30), flywheel assembly(26), broken LCD(24), pile of scrap wood(22), relay(17), servomotor(17), o-ring(12), bike chain(12), titanium plate(10), microprocessor(9), blade type fuse(8), sheet of aircraft aluminum(6), spool of brass wire(6), actuated valve(2), PlayStation 5 with fuckable breasts(1), rusty metal spike hidden(1), bent signpost(1), _total(1044)
any port: clue(8), soda keg(5), milk carton(1), preserved butt of JohnnyCage(1), soda(1), Red PROTO t-shirt(1), gulfhound hide(1), _total(18)
aphotic grotto: quartz crystal(4), _total(4)
ashen valley: chunk of raw meat(1), _total(1)
birchwood: length of rusty razor ribbon(1), empty clip(1), _total(2)
bose-warwick planetarium: ancient coffee filter(3), pile of scrap wood(2), broken lead pipe(2), Brillo pad(2), _total(9)
botany bay: log(6), short steel pipe(4), pile of scrap wood(3), chrome hubcap(2), newspaper(2), flat stone(1), starfish(1), _total(19)
bradbury basement: cache box(2), telephone book(1), rusted radiator(1), paperback copy of 'Rashomon'(1), _total(5)
cargill beach: empty syringe(2), oyster(2), flat stone(1), _total(5)
cave complex: M&M plushie(30), pikachu plushie(28), clear tamagotchi(26), 'Desert Martyr' action figure(23), dinosaur toy(22), leg of baby Danny(22), rubber ducky(18), diaper(17), arm(17), cache box(2), _total(205)
chudhive: Brillo pad(1), _total(1)
colossus silo: rusty metal spike(1), issue of Boy's Life magazine hidden(1), _total(2)
corpclave: handful of empty brass rounds(15), handful of empty shotgun shells(8), _total(23)
country road: cache(2), _total(2)
coventry island: log(10), vine(10), stick(8), transformer(3), sheet of aircraft aluminum(2), cinder block(2), piezoelectric ignition circuit(1), cache box(1), electromagnetic motor(1), carbon fiber panel(1), tesla generator assembly(1), 5.56mm magazine(1), ancient rubber tire(1), simple lock mechanism assembly(1), brass cylinder(1), broken battery pack(1), aircraft aluminum structural member(1), spotted lichen(1), _total(47)
crack mansion: empty syringe(192), book called The Souls of Black Folk(158), 'Law & Order' lunch box(107), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(91), rock of crank(72), furby(68), short length of copper wire(66), lead bar(65), _total(819)
crater forest: cache box(1), _total(1)
crater rim: pile of scrap wood(31), 'Law & Order' lunch box(31), Air Supply minidisc(27), benzoin bark(22), Brillo pad(20), guitar pick(20), log(19), spotted lichen(19), ancient rubber tire(19), newspaper(19), short steel pipe(17), quina bark(17), chrome hubcap(12), ancient coffee filter(3), quartz crystal(2), empty brass round(2), empty clip(2), _total(282)
dam interior: hydraulic cylinder(216), steel pipe cap(197), _total(413)
diablo seco: long steel pipe(36), liquid reservoir assembly(20), steel pipe cap(17), short steel pipe(15), steel rod(3), instructions for forging a giant wrench(3), blade type fuse(2), nanopacitor(1), short length of copper wire(1), _total(98)
dope jack's: short length of copper wire(34), electrical cord(28), servomotor(26), condom(23), aerogel blanket(20), broken LCD(20), 'Law & Order' lunch box(19), aircraft aluminum structural member(18), shiv(16), pair of earplugs(15), chrome hubcap(14), sheet of aircraft aluminum(13), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(12), brass ingot(11), broken battery pack(11), steel rod(10), pipe(10), o-ring(8), _total(308)
dragon hideout: clue(2), _total(2)
final rest home: empty syringe(5), ancient coffee filter(3), black pill(2), viagra(2), spoon(2), quarter(2), President Kodos commemorative mug(2), _total(18)
freedom city: religious tract(42), tin can(40), length of rusty razor ribbon(39), rusty metal spike(39), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(38), empty brass round(35), Bruce Boxleitner pog(35), empty clip(35), empty dart(33), issue of Boy's Life magazine(32), hotdog(10), poop(10), digital scale(9), bag of salt(7), used condom(6), stick of butter(6), packet of sugar(6), strip of bacon(5), cache box(2), green pork pie hat(1), lightweight pickaxe(1), _total(431)
fry's: box of transistors(76), diode(64), resistor(61), circuit board(60), pack of resistors(58), nanopacitor(57), pack of microprocessors(56), LED(56), multi-chip module I(55), pack of diodes(55), transistor(54), box of transformers(53), box of nanopacitors(53), grindwheel(51), pack of relays(50), capacitor(48), electromagnetic motor(45), PlayStation 5 with fuckable breasts(45), microprocessor(44), box of capacitors(41), bike chain(39), broken LCD(38), rusted radiator(34), condenser coil(32), blade type fuse(31), glass tube(30), iJerk(28), plastic tubing(26), reinforced flex tube(25), broken toaster(22), old chainsaw bladechain(21), solar cell(19), jiffy-tyme water condenser(15), pile of little brass clockwork gears(13), issue of Dallas Does Spunky magazine(9), memory card(8), Nerd Girly Gleet Shower magazine(8), copy of Programming Perl (2nd edition)(5), AOL 12.1 Installation CD(5), crinkled copy of Narcissigasmic(4), Phootshop 2090(3), box of Nards (tm)(3), paperback copy of 'S.C.U.M. Manifesto'(3), Air Supply minidisc(3), zebra corn(3), billion dollar bill(2), butterscotch button(2), copy of 'Goodnight Fucking Moon'(2), skull(2), five dollar bill(1), Zimbabwean hundred trillion dollar bill(1), peppermint(1), jawbreaker(1), chocolate bar(1), floppy disk(1), empty canister(1), Jerry-Mane cherry(1), cd-r spindle(1), quarter(1), ancient rubber tire(1), _total(1528)
gangland: bottle of methylamine(129), rusty metal spike(74), bag of gunpowder(71), electrical cord(21), condom(16), cigarette(12), red lighter(11), empty syringe(11), license plate(11), firearm trigger assembly(10), cinder block(10), chrome hubcap(9), length of rusty razor ribbon(8), bottle of monomer solution(8), baseball cap(8), fork(7), ancient coffee filter(7), 'Bad Motha Fucka' wallet(6), length of steel chain(6), empty clip(4), chunk of brick(3), empty brass round(3), severed head(3), soda keg(3), bottle of PCB(2), box of baking soda(2), crowbar(2), tattered paperback book(2), spent fuel rod(2), vial of cytidine(2), Bruce Boxleitner pog(1), vial of fenofibrate(1), paperback copy of 'Rashomon'(1), empty dart(1), copy of Programming Perl (2nd edition)(1), _total(468)
glass mesa: cinder block(114), skull(92), glass tube(75), jawbone(72), solar cell(71), lizard skull(69), quarter(63), transistor(63), aircraft aluminum structural member(62), charcoal briquette(60), rusty metal spike(57), handful of empty brass rounds(57), sheet of aircraft aluminum(56), aluminum plate(55), old chainsaw bladechain(54), ceramic plate(52), long steel pipe(48), bent signpost(45), silver euro(44), circuit board(44), good lock casing(42), empty canister(39), ancient rubber tire(37), garbage bag(3), burlap sack(2), pile of little brass clockwork gears(2), rags(1), chrome hubcap(1), cache box(1), _total(1381)
gulf of stockton: quarter(20), pearl(20), Tranny Skank cheese grater(19), flat stone(19), plastic bottle(19), bottle of Brocean(18), rusty old .38 caliber revolver(17), piece of coral(17), empty syringe(17), broken LCD(16), oyster(16), conch shell(15), skull(14), small gauge steel wire spring(14), Brillo pad(14), nothing but mud and worms(10), bottle of vintage pre-collapse wine(10), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(9), gold doubloon(8), starfish(7), thighbone(2), _total(301)
hamner observatory: transformer(3), diode(2), nanopacitor(1), _total(6)
humatrope tower: pair of work boots(2), Big Titties vol.IX magazine(2), used condom(1), white lighter(1), blue pill(1), _total(7)
kakuri island: empty syringe(3), conch shell(1), cache box(1), _total(5)
lanyard court fire station: long steel pipe(2), fire extinguisher(2), short steel pipe(2), _total(6)
LB3: transformer(65), superconductor ring(63), image sensor(55), relay(49), diode(46), LED(43), grindwheel(41), reinforced flex tube(40), _total(402)
macero: rough topaz(241), chunk of copper ore(237), gold nugget(237), rough opal(222), quartz crystal(213), chunk of rutile(207), plastic tubing(106), hydraulic cylinder(77), bike chain(70), class III laser(65), grindwheel(65), small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber(59), long steel pipe(57), relay(56), soda keg(54), bundle of brass pins(54), capacitor(52), nanopacitor(52), short steel pipe(49), chrome hubcap(47), strip of kevlar(46), brick of quick-mold plastic(45), old chainsaw bladechain(44), superconductor ring(40), multi-chip module I(39), actuated valve(37), piezoelectric ignition circuit(33), rusted radiator(31), complex lock assembly(27), tire(26), complex lock mechanism assembly(17), ancient rubber tire(16), log(11), mushroom(4), scratched key(2), chunk of driftwood(2), flat stone(2), issue of Boy's Life magazine(2), conch shell(2), religious tract(1), sand dollar(1), starfish(1), rusty metal spike(1), issue of Boy's Life magazine hidden(1), length of rusty razor ribbon(1), _total(2652)
mall: cheap lock casing(5), bottle of Pepto-Abysmal(3), Player Economist(3), M&M plushie(3), 12mm clip(3), tattered paperback book(3), box of buckshot shells(3), oil bulb(3), 9mm clip(3), baseball bat(3), grindwheel(2), broken toaster(2), game cartridge(2), chrome hubcap(2), PlayStation 5 with fuckable breasts(1), cd-r spindle(1), pikachu plushie(1), Star Wars playset(1), small gauge steel wire spring(1), solar cell(1), brass cylinder(1), _total(47)
mount fisty: cache box(1), _total(1)
mountain pass: log(83), ancient rubber tire(78), chrome hubcap(77), pile of scrap wood(72), newspaper(67), short steel pipe(65), earthworm(9), mushroom(4), joint(1), _total(456)
necropolis gate: titanium plate(67), bike chain(66), sheet of aircraft aluminum(64), reinforced flex tube(59), actuated valve(59), rusted radiator(58), hydraulic cylinder(58), piezoelectric ignition circuit(58), relay(53), small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber(53), pile of scrap wood(52), aircraft aluminum structural member(50), o-ring(48), short steel pipe(46), long steel pipe(35), allomycin hypo(33), plastic tubing(32), aerogel blanket(31), bag of high quality nanotubes(30), microprocessor(29), circuit board(29), servomotor(28), jar of powdered graphite(27), flywheel assembly(27), avionics system(27), pair of fuzzy dice(26), titanium structural member(24), liquid reservoir assembly(24), steel pipe cap(23), condenser coil(19), insta-cast(16), viromycin hypo(15), first aid kit(15), ferrule type fuse(15), fungilex hypo(14), skin sail(14), carbon fiber panel(14), rad detox kit(12), multi-chip module II(12), chrome hubcap(12), suture kit(12), fire extinguisher(11), detox kit(11), adrenaline injector(10), mortilex hypo(10), king sized water bed(10), groinex nanopoultice(10), firearm breech assembly(9), brain surgery kit(9), fiber mesh(9), class III laser(9), spider antivenom hypo(9), tesla generator assembly(9), blade type fuse(9), airline toilet(8), Nosferatu Postulo Terminus Aevum hypodermic(8), force shock absorption assembly(8), resistor(8), advanced firing mechanism(8), bottle of Pepto-Abysmal(8), detonator circuit(7), grindwheel(7), transformer(7), cd-r spindle(7), empty dart(7), coffee enema(7), complex lock mechanism assembly(7), chudskin couch(6), pile of little brass clockwork gears(6), cheap lock casing(6), large rad detox kit(6), scrapbot AI chip(6), solar cell(6), air mattress(6), capacitor(6), spool of brass wire(5), PlayStation 5 with fuckable breasts(5), disruptor body(5), locker(5), brick of quick-mold plastic(5), good lock casing(5), broken toaster(5), brass cylinder(5), length of springsteel(5), small loudspeaker(5), Segway PT(5), ammunition magazine assembly(5), clawfoot tub(5), office chair(5), small gauge steel wire spring(4), AI cluster module(4), LED(4), wall mount(4), folding chair(4), chunk of brick(4), transistor(4), beefalo rug(4), rug(4), tricycle(4), ratty mattress(4), ballast assembly(4), bundle of brass pins(4), soda keg(4), medicine cabinet(4), electromagnetic motor(4), handful of brass fittings(4), firearm trigger assembly(4), fibrous tissue(4), trash bag(4), broken LCD(4), confabulator(3), superconductor ring(3), refrigerator(3), energy array(3), worn leather satchel(3), electromagnetic dissipation assembly(3), nice couch(3), survival cache(3), zombie leather couch(3), suede recliner(3), religious tract(3), stash box(3), leather briefcase(3), coffee table(3), ammunition crate(3), explosives crate(3), large cabinet(3), brightly colored gift bag(2), wine rack(2), glass tube(2), steamer trunk(2), length of rusty razor ribbon(2), empty syringe(2), keypad circuit(2), trading card collector's case(2), length of steel chain(2), ancient rubber tire(2), stained plaid sofa(2), alien AI module(2), skull couch(2), firearm sight assembly(2), rusty metal spike(2), old chainsaw bladechain(2), simple lock mechanism assembly(2), fishbucket(2), box of old flares(2), black anodized metal weapon rack(2), water bed(2), lock case(2), crankomat(2), clue(2), broken battery pack(2), unwrapped package(2), towel rack(2), office desk(2), duffle bag(1), metal lockbox(1), weapon case(1), tube of buckey lube(1), canning press(1), EtiOS ROM module(1), empty clip(1), issue of Boy's Life magazine(1), FCEF scout contract(1), toy chest(1), floor safe(1), Bruce Boxleitner pog(1), trail pack(1), image sensor(1), yetiskin rug(1), white egg-shaped dome chair(1), jewelry box(1), wardrobe(1), _total(1935)
necropolis' heart: religious tract(2), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(1), empty dart(1), _total(4)
new clearwater sewer system: LED(3), capacitor(1), box of baking soda(1), transformer(1), Brillo pad(1), transistor(1), _total(8)
north beach: weathered bicycle horn(10), AirSoft target pistol(4), stuffed pan(3), stuffed shark(3), stuffed rock leech(2), purple plastic novelty katana(2), cache box(2), cyan plastic novelty katana(2), stuffed crackhead(2), red plastic novelty katana(2), stuffed bonepanther(2), stuffed tusker(2), stuffed yeti(1), stuffed arachno(1), stuffed slug(1), stuffed jed(1), stuffed sex slave(1), green plastic novelty katana(1), stuffed sewer beetle(1), stuffed pony(1), stuffed beefalo(1), stuffed gilmore(1), stuffed dragon(1), stuffed robot(1), stuffed eazy(1), stuffed zombie(1), stuffed porcuswine(1), stuffed seraph(1), stuffed dinosaur(1), blue plastic novelty katana(1), _total(54)
nukem academy 3rd floor: empty brass round(4), empty six-pack(4), handful of empty shotgun shells(3), empty clip(3), handful of empty brass rounds(2), schoolgirl panties(2), pair of nerd shoes(1), _total(19)
nukem academy: Shakespeare's Gay Men in Bondage book of erotica(10), empty six-pack(9), napalm canister(7), battered comic book(7), empty clip(6), tattered paperback book(5), copy of Programming Perl (2nd edition)(5), book called Martin & Malcolm & America(4), empty brass round(1), _total(54)
open prairie: chrome hubcap(15), short steel pipe(14), newspaper(13), pile of scrap wood(11), ancient rubber tire(10), log(10), some military records(3), strip of kevlar(1), .71 speedload(1), 7.62mm clip(1), _total(79)
orphanage: used condom(3), condom(3), bottle of chobo wine(1), _total(7)
our dear lady of lust: napalm canister(7), butane canister(4), rusty metal spike(3), _total(14)
pangu island: log hidden in the bushes(2), piece of flint(1), chunk of driftwood(1), vine(1), piece of flint hidden in the bushes(1), _total(6)
pitcairn island: vial of cytidine(3), vial of fenofibrate(3), bottle of monomer solution(3), bottle of PCB(2), flat stone(2), empty syringe(1), bottle of hydrogen peroxide(1), sand dollar(1), box of baking soda(1), _total(17)
refinery: nanopacitor(77), short length of copper wire(64), steel rod(63), beryllium rod(58), condenser coil(46), length of springsteel(34), clue(2), o-ring(2), bottle rocket(2), cache box(1), President Kodos commemorative mug(1), _total(350)
ricardo's lair: aircraft aluminum structural member(2), lead bar(2), silver bar(1), _total(5)
saint god's memorial hospital: plastic tubing(219), bottle of formaldehyde(208), blue pill(206), empty medical box(199), empty syringe(198), bottle of hydrogen peroxide(194), roll of makeshift bandages(189), aspirin(185), suture kit(182), _total(1780)
screamer base: empty canister(19), cinder block(19), tech manual(16), some military records(14), keypad circuit(12), firearm breech assembly(5), broken battery pack(5), detonator circuit(4), folded orders(3), bag of high quality nanotubes(3), bible(3), box of loose rounds(3), handful of empty shotgun shells(3), aluminum plate(2), firing pin assembly(2), aircraft aluminum structural member(2), strip of kevlar(1), class III laser(1), koran(1) _total(118)
screaming chasm: steel rod(49), pile of scrap wood(45), handful of brass fittings(43), grindwheel(42), rusty metal spike(38), charcoal briquette(34), _total(251)
sea of dunes: empty canister(146), aircraft aluminum structural member(141), cinder block(125), skull(107), long steel pipe(103), graphite(96), rough opal(93), silver euro(88), quartz crystal(84), transistor(82), ballast assembly(81), o-ring(80), handful of empty brass rounds(79), circuit board(79), aluminum plate(78), sheet of aircraft aluminum(77), EtiOS ROM module(76), solar cell(76), quarter(75), rusty metal spike(74), reinforced flex tube(73), jawbone(71), old chainsaw bladechain(71), lizard skull(68), glass tube(67), ceramic plate(66), roll of duct tape(63), liquid reservoir assembly(63), actuated valve(59), ancient rubber tire(59), novelty ultralight(58), charcoal briquette(58), bent signpost(51), crystalline tooth(48), good lock casing(46), iJerk(11), pack of microprocessors(7), bike chain(6), blade type fuse(6), pile of little brass clockwork gears(6), grindwheel(6), plastic tubing(5), condenser coil(5), broken LCD(4), electromagnetic motor(3), jiffy-tyme water condenser(3), rusted radiator(2), _total(2825)
sewers: box of baking soda(16), capacitor(16), broken lead pipe(15), transformer(14), LED(12), diode(12), Brillo pad(11), ancient coffee filter(10), transistor(6), _total(112)
sharpton interior: R. Kelly pog(20), ferrule type fuse(15), empty brass round(14), electromagnetic motor(14), firearm trigger assembly(11), Larry Ellison pog(11), ammunition magazine assembly(10), 'Bad Motha Fucka' wallet(9), rusty metal spike(9), firing pin assembly(9), broken lead pipe(9), blade type fuse(7), electrical cord(7), broken LCD(7), small loudspeaker(7), 'Giggle Cream' spraycan(7), softball bat(6), microprocessor(6), long steel pipe(6), length of rusty razor ribbon(6), charcoal briquette(6), firearm sight assembly(6), short length of copper wire(5), servomotor(5), circuit board(5), o-ring(5), empty clip(4), medium trauma kit(4), white lighter(4), iJerk(4), pile of scrap wood(4), steel pipe cap(4), empty canister(3), empty dart(3), box of pocky(3), keypad circuit(3), firearm breech assembly(2), .44 speedload(2), chrome hubcap(2), Alf pog(2), Urkel pog(2), handful of empty brass rounds(1), battered comic book(1), empty syringe(1), copy of Horrifying Weak Woman Gets Laid(1), suture kit(1), rusty nail(1), copy of Super Pirate(1), short steel pipe(1), copy of Fat Team(1), _total(277)
sharpton projects - exterior: chrome hubcap(7), can of spraypaint(5), suture kit(3), rusty metal spike(3), short steel pipe(2), pile of scrap wood(1), _total(21)
shipwreck cove: spool of brass wire(5), broken battery pack(4), roll of duct tape(4), short length of copper wire(3), piece of flint(1), log(1), empty syringe(1), flat stone(1), _total(20)
shoreline: clue(21), plastic bottle(13), empty dart(12), pile of scrap wood(9), empty syringe(7), nothing but trash fragments(7), northwest(2), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(1), dirty note(1), empty brass round(1), cache box(1), empty clip(1), Bruce Boxleitner pog(1), _total(77)
slagtown: tube of buckey lube(40), Urkel pog(11), truncheon(6), dicebag(6), steel lockpick in the steel lockpick blister pack(5), Any Port bar napkin(4), spiked board(4), length of steel chain(4), rusty nail(4), chunk of brick(4), zebra corn(4), thighbone(4), switchblade(3), empty dart(3), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(2), quarter(2), FCPD most wanted booster pack(2), cinder block(2), broken bottle(2), issue of Boy's Life magazine(2), Ronald Reagan pog(2), Lolilicious by Chiyo(2), copy of Programming Perl (2nd edition)(2), crowbar(2), t-shirt(1), Homer Simpson bobblehead doll(1), Olivia Newton-John pog, a Ronald Reagan pog, and an Ivan Stang pog in the foil pack(1), Larry Ellison pog, a Garfield pog, and a Q-bert pog in the foil pack(1), wrath of the gods booster pack(1), rusty metal spike(1), Ivan Stang pog(1), empty clip(1), schoolgirl panties(1), Olivia Newton-John pog(1), broken battery pack(1), length of rusty razor ribbon(1), napalm canister(1), _total(135)
southern necropolis: receipt(85), titanium bar(83), beryllium rod(78), ceramic plate(75), silver mesh(73), silver bar(68), cadmium ingot(65), sheet of aircraft aluminum(58), piezoelectric ignition circuit(54), book called Martin & Malcolm & America(52), Ivan Stang pog(51), bike chain(51), tube of buckey lube(51), picture of gabaldon(50), picture of Sage(50), superconductor ring(49), picture of mrien(49), firearm breech assembly(49), length of springsteel(48), picture of Monkey(47), Star Wars playset(47), clear tamagotchi(46), plastic tubing(46), PlayStation 5 with fuckable breasts(46), bag of gunpowder(45), small spool of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber(45), quarter(45), gold doubloon(43), force shock absorption assembly(43), steel rod(42), silver euro(40), keypad circuit(40), copy of Diuretics(39), chrome hubcap(39), rusted radiator(39), happyfriend doll(39), aircraft aluminum structural member(33), golden egg(33), titanium structural member(32), twisted strand of gold wire(31), grindwheel(31), prion structural member(31), gold bar(30), iron bar(30), lead bar(27), large aluminum airframe(27), brass ingot(27), cinder block(27), borocarbide cone(24), bag of high quality nanotubes(24), carbon fiber panel(22), titanium plate(22), aluminum plate(20), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(20), Hello Kitty vibrator(14), chunk of brick(11), empty brass round(11), guitar pick(10), empty dart(6), rusty metal spike(5), issue of Boy's Life magazine(4), empty clip(2), Bruce Boxleitner pog(1), length of rusty razor ribbon(1), religious tract(1), _total(2427)
spaceorg HQ: broken LCD(11), handful of empty brass rounds(10), cinder block(8), tech manual(8), some military records(8), strip of kevlar(7), keypad circuit(6), copy of Diuretics(5), _total(63)
star field: newspaper(3), short steel pipe(2), ancient rubber tire(1), pile of scrap wood(1), _total(7)
stormfront island: vine(6), piece of flint(5), spotted lichen(3), blue toadstool(2), chunk of driftwood(1), starfish(1), _total(18)
sub-sewers: pile of scrap wood(266), Brillo pad(251), tesla generator assembly(39), silver mesh(22), spool of brass wire(19), transistor(14), actuated valve(13), diode(11), capacitor(7), LED(6), box of baking soda(6), transformer(6), ancient coffee filter(5), broken lead pipe(4), copy of Programming Perl (2nd edition)(3), issue of My Fluffy New Jizz Target(2), issue of Erotic Lullabys For Big Babies magazine(2), issue of Floppy Shoes, Hard Cocks magazine(1), yaoi magazine(1), Shakespeare's Gay Men in Bondage book of erotica(1), _total(679)
subway tunnels: LED(29), capacitor(25), resistor(18), paperback copy of 'Rashomon'(8), keypad circuit(7), some military records(6), Air Supply minidisc(4), napalm canister(3), short length of copper wire(2), nanopacitor(2), 12mm clip(1), soylent red(1), hand-loaded .71 speedload(1), _total(107)
subway: handful of empty brass rounds(15), handful of empty shotgun shells(8), _total(23)
the acres: chunk of brick(11), pile of scrap wood(8), beer bottle(7), rusty metal spike(5), bent signpost(4), _total(35)
the innsmouth: janitorial porno mag(1), _total(1)
the maze: tin can(3), length of rusty razor ribbon(2), empty dart(1), issue of Boy's Life magazine(1), _total(7)
toxic dump: spent fuel rod(401), bottle of PCB(400), box of baking soda(398), vial of cytidine(380), bottle of monomer solution(369), vial of fenofibrate(325), bottle of hydrogen peroxide(4), cache box(3), _total(2280)
underground river: chunk of zinc(1), _total(1)
village of lurleen: chrome hubcap(5), short steel pipe(4), ancient rubber tire(2), pile of scrap wood(2), log(1), _total(14)
warehouse: clue(3), _total(3)
wasteland: burlap sack(1), cinder block(1), quarter(1), glass tube(1), long steel pipe(1), skull(1), rusty metal spike(1), sheet of aircraft aluminum(1), silver euro(1), _total(9)
watery fissure: capacitor(5), box of baking soda(5), chudskin(4), Brillo pad(3), mushroom(3), broken lead pipe(3), skull(3), transformer(2), ancient coffee filter(2), LED(2), human skin(2), reinforced flex tube(1), transistor(1), _total(36)
weezer dam: oyster(1), starfish(1), empty syringe(1), sand dollar(1), _total(4)
weezer sewers: broken lead pipe(8), transistor(7), transformer(6), LED(3), capacitor(1), Brillo pad(1), diode(1), _total(27)
weezer village: issue of Boy's Life magazine(4), 'Dukes Of Hazzard' ashtray(4), length of rusty razor ribbon(4), rusty metal spike(4), empty dart(3), TORY-IIIC navigation module(2), empty clip(2), Bruce Boxleitner pog(2), pack of ribbed condoms(2), aircraft hydraulics system(1), peephole(1), ethyl alcohol engine(1), religious tract(1), empty brass round(1), pair of felt boots(1), tin can(1), aspirin(1), _total(35)
weyland-utani building: clue(3), cd-r spindle(2), small roll of poster paper(2), memory card(2), Brillo pad(2), short length of copper wire(2), tech manual(1), broken electromagnetic electrode(1), circuit board(1), _total(16)
xolair plaza: pair of black flip-flops(2), Big Titties vol.IX magazine(1), white lighter(1), issue of Drunk Bitches magazine(1), used condom(1), blue pill(1), _total(7)
Maimai says, "I'm the fourth best in the world at scavenge."
Maimai says, "I'm the #2 statmaster in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #4 headhunter in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #10 skillmaster in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #5 XP master in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #5 tycoon in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #1 chiller in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #4 trophy collector in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #2 traveller in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the #6 con artist in the world."
Maimai says, "I'm the dangerousest."
Maimai says, "Life is hard; it's harder if you're stupid."
Maimai says, "I was Necanthrope's little helper monkey one time."
Maimai says, "Chimaera touched my butt one time."
Maimai says, "Thanks to me, none shall face eternity."
CHANGELOG
2015-06-08 - 1.0.0 - Initial version.
2015-07-24 - 1.0.1 - More details for early craft XP, fixed typos.
2015-09-07 - 1.0.2 - Can't spray in green zones anymore, more craft details, few other changes, updated scav tables.
2024-04-12 - 1.0.3 - Partially updated for PinkMoo by Crisis. These are not in order. New changes are highlighted with pink text.