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- Hi, I'm Sobek and these are some of the recipes not in Maimai's blackbook or the Fuck Tenren list. Enjoy!
- You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a corpsec drone EMP armor pack.
- It tells you how to make a bundle of emp armor kits with the following components:
- 6 - carbon fiber panels
- 6 - aluminum plates
- Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
- In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sorel.'
- A photocopied technical breakdown of how to adapt a wireless access port into a long-range network finder using a plane's internal guidance systems. A stick figure with huge tits is doodled into the right margin with a speech bubble that reads, "I'm Cody and I love sucking big dicks!"
- It tells you how to make a network uplink module with the following components:
- 1 - circuit board
- 3 - microprocessors
- 1 - transformer
- 4 - relays
- 2 - capacitors
- 1 - electromagnetic motor
- 1 - chrome hubcap
- 1 - access station
- Making this would take a little knowledge of hack and 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 Network Tech Sobek.'
- It tells you how to make a l33t helmet with the following components:
- 1 - football helmet
- 1 - alkatek DNI
- 24 - tamagotchis
- 2 - capacitors
- 12 - resistors
- 4 - circuit boards
- 1 - microprocessor
- 6 - small springs
- 1 - fiber mesh
- 2 - spools of brass wire
- 4 - LEDs
- Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
- A piece of construction paper outlining the manufacture of an advanced piece of DNI-operated machinery.
- It tells you how to make a remote repair terminal with the following components: (BROKEN, DO NOT CRAFT)
- 3 - capacitors
- 1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
- 4 - keypad circuits
- 1 - cyberdeck (any kind)
- 1 - access station
- 4 - titanium plates
- 1 - aluminum plate
- 1 - mass spectrometer
- 1 - broken LCD
- 6 - microprocessors
- 6 - circuit boards
- 2 - PlayStations
- Making this would take serious expertise in craft, expertise in science, and massive expertise in
- repair.
- 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 boots with the following components:
- 2 - bunny pelts
- 4 - tanned leech-hides
- 1 - ice yeti pelt
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
- A blueprint and attached instructions for assembling some type of motorcycle.
- It tells you how to make a Warthog motorbike with the following components:
- 8 - rusty metal spikes
- 8 - o-rings
- 2 - steel pipe caps
- 6 - short steel pipes
- 2 - ferrule fuses
- 1 - condenser coil
- 2 - long steel pipes
- 2 - electromagnetic motors
- 1 - liquid reservoir assembly
- 1 - flywheel assembly
- 1 - broken battery pack
- 4 - chrome hubcaps
- 2 - force shock absorption assemblies
- 1 - piezoelectric ignition circuit
- 1 - rusted radiator
- 1 - bike chain
- 1 - tube of buckey lube
- 1 - hydraulic cylinder
- 2 - tires
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take serious expertise in craft and serious expertise in repair.
- A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
- It tells you how to make an electromag inductor with the following components:
- 1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
- 1 - electromagnetic motor
- 1 - superconductor ring
- 1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
- Made on forge
- Making this would take expertise in craft.
- The diagram looks like a copy of a copy of a very old document. It details how to make a variable frequency oscilator that with automatically try and
- operate at the correct frequency to induce tremors.
- It tells you how to make an earthquake machine with the following components:
- 1 - soda keg
- 1 - hydraulic cylinder
- 1 - tube of buckey lube
- 2 - short lengths of copper wire
- 1 - confabulator
- 3 - microprocessors
- 2 - circuit boards
- 1 - chrome hubcap
- 1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
- 2 - lead bars
- 2 - o-rings
- 1 - condenser coil
- 1 - ballast assembly
- 1 - electromagnetic motor
- 1 - flywheel assembly
- 1 - servomotor
- 4 - broken battery packs
- 1 - broken LCD
- 1 - superconductor ring
- 1 - keypad circuit
- 2 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
- 1 - class III laser
- 6 - clear tamagotchis
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take expertise in craft.
- A set of detailed instructions on how to brew homemade soda.
- It tells you how to make a keg of homebrew soda with the following components:
- 5u of water
- 4 - packets of sugar
- 1 - soda keg
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
- A printed schematic showing how to build something.
- It tells you how to make a NetHat FaceSplash with the following components:
- 2 - alkatek DNIs
- 4 - microprocessors
- 4 - nanopacitors
- 1 - bag of high quality nanotubes
- 1 - rainbow beanie
- Making this would take expertise in craft and serious expertise in science.
- In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Scribbs.' (RIP)
- It tells you how to make a CAMS sensor package with the following components:
- 4 - quartz lenses
- 1 - camcorder
- 1 - tech manual
- 6 - capacitors
- 1 - circuit board
- 6 - short lengths of copper wire
- 1 - lunch box
- 2 - microprocessors
- 1 - broken battery pack
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with hack.
- A diagram explaining how to build an armor kit for a small robot.
- It tells you how to make a bundle of impact armor kits with the following components:
- 6 - carbon fiber panels
- 4 - iron bars
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
- Scrawled towards the side is "POSSIBLE USE FOR MUTANT ORGAN ??"
- It tells you how to make an acid pump kit with the following components:
- 1 - squishy green gland
- 1 - liquid reservoir assembly
- 1 - empty canister
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in chemistry.
- A hastily-scrawled diagram on the back of a manila envelope, showing the construction of a makeshift weapon.
- It tells you how to make a tentacle with the following components:
- 1 - kraken tentacle
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- A hastily-scrawled diagram on the back of a manila envelope, showing the construction of a makeshift weapon.
- It tells you how to make a venomous lash with the following components:
- 1 - zombie hide
- 3 - venom sacs
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with whip.
- A set of instructions for using a simple acid-base reaction to distill and weaponize asperger's syndrome molecules. It is written in pink gel pen on a large sheet of heavily creased yellow graph paper.
- It tells you how to make a spergnade with the following components:
- 1 - genius brain
- 1 - empty canister
- 1 - box of baking soda
- Making this would take good familiarity with brains, decent familiarity with craft, and a little knowledge of chemistry.
- In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
- A hastily-scrawled diagram on the back of a manila envelope, showing the construction of a makeshift weapon.
- It tells you how to make a sharpened teeth with the following components:
- 1 - jawbone
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- A construction schematic and instructions on how to build a portalgun.
- It tells you how to make a portalgun with the following components:
- 2 - plutonium rods
- 5 - short lengths of copper wire
- 1 - advanced firing mechanism
- 1 - tesla generator assembly
- 2 - class III lasers
- 2 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
- 1 - superconductor ring
- 1 - firing pin assembly
- 2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
- 1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
- 1 - multi-chip module I
- 6 - microprocessors
- 4 - nanopacitors
- 4 - transistors
- 4 - diodes
- Making this would take expertise in science. You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
- A thin binder full of complex technical specifications, showing how to perform a nuclear chemistry
- procedure.
- It tells you how to make an enriched uranium rod with the following components:
- 1 - yellowcake
- Making this would take expertise in science and good familiarity with chemistry.
- A thin binder full of complex technical specifications, showing how to perform a nuclear chemistry
- procedure.
- It tells you how to make a plutonium rod with the following components:
- 2 - spent fuel rods
- Making this would take expertise in science and good familiarity with chemistry.
- A few sheets of paper showing you how to... fold sheets of paper. Huh.
- It tells you how to make an unwrapped package with the following components:
- 2 - documents (any kind)
- Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
- Hastily drawn instructions about how to make a tinderbox out of regular materials.
- It tells you how to make a tinderbox with the following components:
- 1 - piece of flint
- 1 - lunch box
- 1 - flat stone
- 1 - steel pipe cap
- 1 - charcoal briquette
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take a little knowledge of craft and a little knowledge of scavenge.
- Instructions scrawled in black marker on the back of a yellow manila envelope, describing how to make something.
- It tells you how to make a crack pipe with the following components:
- 1 - glass tube
- 1 - Brillo pad
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
- An index card with one of Grandma's favorite recipes written on it. Not that you had a Grandma.
- It tells you how to make two packets of sugar with the following components:
- 1 - sugar beet
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
- It tells you how to make a bag of fried skin chips with the following components:
- 1 - bag of salt
- 2 - skins (any kind)
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- It tells you how to make a giant chocolate chip cookie with the following components:
- 4 - macadamia nuts
- 4 - packets of sugar
- 2 - chocolate bars
- 1 - bag of salt
- 3 - bundles of wheat stalks
- 2 - sticks of butter
- 2 - eggs
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- You realize you'd have to make this on a cooking stove.
- It tells you how to make five strips of bacon with the following components:
- 1 - tusker belly
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- It tells you how to make a bacon-wrapped lobstro with the following components:
- 1 - raw lobstro meat
- 1 - strip of bacon
- Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
- It tells you how to make a bowl of wasteland curry with the following components:
- 1 - raw meat (any kind)
- 1 - cholla pod
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- It tells you how to make a thornberry meatpie with the following components:
- 1 - red meat (any kind)
- 1 - naan bread
- 1 - fruit (any kind)
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- It tells you how to make a stack of naan bread with the following components:
- 1 - bundle of wheat stalks
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
- schematic for a cherenkov blade
- A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
- It tells you how to make a RIP-10 cherenkov blade with the following components:
- 1 - shiver sword
- 1 - shock generator
- 2 - emeralds
- 4 - gold wires
- 2 - tesla generator assemblies
- 1 - multi-chip module II
- 4 - plutonium rods
- 20 - short lengths of copper wire
- Making this would take expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and good familiarity with blades.
- 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. Isis.'
- It tells you how to make a corrosive pike with the following components:
- 2 - corroded green glands
- 2 - titanium 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.
- You peer into the Tactical Turtleneck Assembly Station to read the pattern for black tactical turtleneck.
- A laminated sheet with the exacting details of converting regular wool into pure Azerbaijani cashmere wool, creating an all natural black dye, finely coloring the cloth a solid black, and finally weaving it into a turtleneck of absolute highest quality.
- It tells you how to make a black tactical turtleneck with the following components:
- 30 - sheep pelts
- 15u of gasoline
- 10 - charcoal briquettes
- 5 - mossy barks
- 15 - skulls
- Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
- You peer into the Tactical Turtleneck Assembly Station to read the pattern for slightly darker black tactical turtleneck.
- A laminated sheet with the exacting details of converting regular wool into pure Azerbaijani cashmere wool, creating an all natural black dye, finely coloring the cloth a slightly darker than normal black, and finally weaving it into a turtleneck of absolute highest quality.
- It tells you how to make a slightly darker black tactical turtleneck with the following components:
- 30 - sheep pelts
- 15u of gasoline
- 10 - charcoal briquettes
- 5 - mossy barks
- 15 - skulls
- Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
- Drew this up workin' down here. Them science types always playin' with stuff too hot for 'em. Sure hope I don't get fired for this.
- It tells you how to make a willy pete with the following components:
- 1 - length of springsteel
- 1 - thighbone
- 1 - empty syringe
- 3 - thermite compounds
- 2 - bags of flash powder
- 2 - bags of gunpowder
- 1 - jar of powdered graphite
- 1 - bottle of PCB
- Making this would take expertise in craft, good familiarity with chemistry, and decent familiarity with spears.
- A blood stained, crudely drawn diagram for creating a weapon made entirely of corpse parts.
- It tells you how to make a bonesword with the following components:
- 1 - scythe talon
- 3 - squishy green glands
- 1 - length of springsteel
- 1 - thighbone
- 1 - grindwheel
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with chemistry, and decent familiarity with blades.
- A crooked list of instructions for brewing alcohol in a prison toilet.
- It tells you how to make a bottle of toilet hootch with the following components:
- 3 - plastic fruit cups
- 1 - foul-smelling socks
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
- You realize you'd have to make this on a toilet.
- This is a booklet produced by the VoxGuard corporation for instructing their factory workers in the fine art of how to insert the lock mechanism into the lock case correctly. The cover is
- stamped with the words 'DO NOT REDISTRIBUTE.' How it ended up being sold by Claude-Henry Smoot is something of a mystery. You will need to use a jeweler's workbench for this, since there are
- several delicate steps involved.
- It tells you how to make a VoxGuard lock body with the following components:
- 1 - VoxGuard lock case
- 1 - VoxGuard lock mechanism
- Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in locksmith.
- You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
- A booklet describing how to upgrade a complex lock mechanism assembly to a VoxGuard lock mechanism. You will need an electronics workbench to use this schematic.
- It tells you how to make a VoxGuard lock mechanism with the following components:
- 1 - complex lock assembly
- 1 - vial of elastin
- 2 - gold wires
- 2 - resistors
- 1 - electromagnetic motor
- 1 - microprocessor
- 1 - relay
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft, good familiarity with locksmith, and decent familiarity with hack.
- Instructions scrawled in black marker on the back of a yellow manila envelope, describing how to make something.
- It tells you how to make a SETI station with the following components:
- 2 - LEDs
- 3 - capacitors
- 3 - diodes
- 3 - nanopacitors
- 1 - broken LCD
- 1 - PlayStation
- 1 - EtiOS ROM module
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take good familiarity with repair and good familiarity with science.
- In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sobek.'
- This badly-copied bundle of documents describes the assembly steps for the W-U E-Magsafe carbon nanotube safe, a light-weight 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 carbon nanotube wall safe with the following components:
- 1 - E-MagSafe Control Mechanism
- 1 - E-MagSafe Logic Module
- 1 - E-MagSafe Housing Unit
- 2 - jars of powdered graphite
- Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with hack, and expertise in locksmith.
- In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sobek.'
- You peer into the carpentry bench to read the set of plans for a dino hide couch.
- An ancient scrap of paper with inked diagrams, instructions, and an ingredient list for making something.
- It tells you how to make a dino hide couch with the following components:
- 25 - thighbones
- 20 - dino hides
- 5 - vials of elastin
- 2 - aristurtles
- 1 - log
- Making this would take expertise in craft.
- A printed schematic showing how to build something.
- It tells you how to make a waste catalyst with the following components:
- 1 - plutonium rod
- 4 - short lengths of copper wire
- 1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
- 2 - superconductor rings
- 1 - electrical cord
- 1 - titanium plate
- 1 - multi-chip module I
- Making this would take good familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with blades, and expertise in science.
- You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
- A page torn from an old chainsaw maintenance manual describing how to use a carpentry bench and several replacement parts to refurbish a nonfunctional chainsaw.
- It tells you how to make a gas-powered chainsaw with the following components:
- 1 - old chainsaw bladechain
- 1 - flywheel assembly
- 1 - broken chainsaw
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take some familiarity with craft and expertise in repair.
- A well-kept scrap of paper, with detailed instructions on how to make a large necklace that says "Look at how bling I am."
- "BIGGIE" is signed near the bottom of the sheet.
- It tells you how to make a jewel roulette with the following components:
- 3 - silver meshes
- 2 - grindwheels
- 1 - ruby
- 1 - emerald
- 1 - sapphire
- 1 - diamond
- 1 - topaz
- 1 - opal
- 1 - peridot
- 1 - gold chain
- Making this would take serious expertise in craft, expertise in appraise, and good familiarity with cool.
- pattern for a medic's satchel (aka medic's satchel, pattern for a medics satchel, and medics satchel)
- A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making a medic's satchel -- an essential piece of gear for storing medical components.
- It tells you how to make a medic's satchel with the following components:
- 4 - strips of kevlar
- 2 - beefalo hides
- 1 - short length of copper wire
- 2 - lengths of plastic tubing
- Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with medic.
- This sun-bleached comic book has been reused by some redneck genius for a scribbled diagram of an 'alkhal' still. Raging abuse of English aside, it seems simple to follow. You just need the parts.
- It tells you how to make a wasteland still with the following components:
- 2 - soda kegs
- 1 - long steel pipe
- 3 - ancient coffee filters
- 2 - charcoal briquettes
- 2 - steel pipe caps
- 1 - actuated valve
- 2 - mugs
- 1 - pile of scrap wood
- 1 - condenser coil
- 1 - lighter
- 1 - coat hanger
- You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
- Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
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