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HellMOO Recipes not in Maimai's blackbook

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  1. Hi, I'm Sobek and these are some of the recipes not in Maimai's blackbook or the Fuck Tenren list. Enjoy!
  2.  
  3.  
  4. You peer into the expanded electronics workbench to read the schematic for a corpsec drone EMP armor pack.
  5. It tells you how to make a bundle of emp armor kits with the following components:
  6. 6 - carbon fiber panels
  7. 6 - aluminum plates
  8. Making this would take expertise in craft and good familiarity with science.
  9. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sorel.'
  10.  
  11. 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!"
  12. It tells you how to make a network uplink module with the following components:
  13. 1 - circuit board
  14. 3 - microprocessors
  15. 1 - transformer
  16. 4 - relays
  17. 2 - capacitors
  18. 1 - electromagnetic motor
  19. 1 - chrome hubcap
  20. 1 - access station
  21. Making this would take a little knowledge of hack and a little knowledge of craft.
  22. You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
  23. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Network Tech Sobek.'
  24.  
  25. It tells you how to make a l33t helmet with the following components:
  26. 1 - football helmet
  27. 1 - alkatek DNI
  28. 24 - tamagotchis
  29. 2 - capacitors
  30. 12 - resistors
  31. 4 - circuit boards
  32. 1 - microprocessor
  33. 6 - small springs
  34. 1 - fiber mesh
  35. 2 - spools of brass wire
  36. 4 - LEDs
  37. Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and good familiarity with science.
  38.  
  39. A piece of construction paper outlining the manufacture of an advanced piece of DNI-operated machinery.
  40. It tells you how to make a remote repair terminal with the following components: (BROKEN, DO NOT CRAFT)
  41. 3 - capacitors
  42. 1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
  43. 4 - keypad circuits
  44. 1 - cyberdeck (any kind)
  45. 1 - access station
  46. 4 - titanium plates
  47. 1 - aluminum plate
  48. 1 - mass spectrometer
  49. 1 - broken LCD
  50. 6 - microprocessors
  51. 6 - circuit boards
  52. 2 - PlayStations
  53. Making this would take serious expertise in craft, expertise in science, and massive expertise in
  54. repair.
  55.  
  56. A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making an article of clothing.
  57. It tells you how to make a pair of leech-hide boots with the following components:
  58. 2 - bunny pelts
  59. 4 - tanned leech-hides
  60. 1 - ice yeti pelt
  61. Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
  62.  
  63. A blueprint and attached instructions for assembling some type of motorcycle.
  64. It tells you how to make a Warthog motorbike with the following components:
  65. 8 - rusty metal spikes
  66. 8 - o-rings
  67. 2 - steel pipe caps
  68. 6 - short steel pipes
  69. 2 - ferrule fuses
  70. 1 - condenser coil
  71. 2 - long steel pipes
  72. 2 - electromagnetic motors
  73. 1 - liquid reservoir assembly
  74. 1 - flywheel assembly
  75. 1 - broken battery pack
  76. 4 - chrome hubcaps
  77. 2 - force shock absorption assemblies
  78. 1 - piezoelectric ignition circuit
  79. 1 - rusted radiator
  80. 1 - bike chain
  81. 1 - tube of buckey lube
  82. 1 - hydraulic cylinder
  83. 2 - tires
  84. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  85. Making this would take serious expertise in craft and serious expertise in repair.
  86.  
  87. A sheaf of laminated gray sheets, detailling instructions for metallurgical crafts.
  88. It tells you how to make an electromag inductor with the following components:
  89. 1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
  90. 1 - electromagnetic motor
  91. 1 - superconductor ring
  92. 1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
  93. Made on forge
  94. Making this would take expertise in craft.
  95.  
  96. 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
  97. operate at the correct frequency to induce tremors.
  98. It tells you how to make an earthquake machine with the following components:
  99. 1 - soda keg
  100. 1 - hydraulic cylinder
  101. 1 - tube of buckey lube
  102. 2 - short lengths of copper wire
  103. 1 - confabulator
  104. 3 - microprocessors
  105. 2 - circuit boards
  106. 1 - chrome hubcap
  107. 1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
  108. 2 - lead bars
  109. 2 - o-rings
  110. 1 - condenser coil
  111. 1 - ballast assembly
  112. 1 - electromagnetic motor
  113. 1 - flywheel assembly
  114. 1 - servomotor
  115. 4 - broken battery packs
  116. 1 - broken LCD
  117. 1 - superconductor ring
  118. 1 - keypad circuit
  119. 2 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
  120. 1 - class III laser
  121. 6 - clear tamagotchis
  122. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  123. Making this would take expertise in craft.
  124.  
  125. A set of detailed instructions on how to brew homemade soda.
  126. It tells you how to make a keg of homebrew soda with the following components:
  127. 5u of water
  128. 4 - packets of sugar
  129. 1 - soda keg
  130. Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
  131.  
  132. A printed schematic showing how to build something.
  133. It tells you how to make a NetHat FaceSplash with the following components:
  134. 2 - alkatek DNIs
  135. 4 - microprocessors
  136. 4 - nanopacitors
  137. 1 - bag of high quality nanotubes
  138. 1 - rainbow beanie
  139. Making this would take expertise in craft and serious expertise in science.
  140. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Scribbs.' (RIP)
  141.  
  142. It tells you how to make a CAMS sensor package with the following components:
  143. 4 - quartz lenses
  144. 1 - camcorder
  145. 1 - tech manual
  146. 6 - capacitors
  147. 1 - circuit board
  148. 6 - short lengths of copper wire
  149. 1 - lunch box
  150. 2 - microprocessors
  151. 1 - broken battery pack
  152. Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with hack.
  153.  
  154. A diagram explaining how to build an armor kit for a small robot.
  155. It tells you how to make a bundle of impact armor kits with the following components:
  156. 6 - carbon fiber panels
  157. 4 - iron bars
  158. Making this would take good familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with science.
  159.  
  160. Scrawled towards the side is "POSSIBLE USE FOR MUTANT ORGAN ??"
  161. It tells you how to make an acid pump kit with the following components:
  162. 1 - squishy green gland
  163. 1 - liquid reservoir assembly
  164. 1 - empty canister
  165. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  166. Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in chemistry.
  167.  
  168. A hastily-scrawled diagram on the back of a manila envelope, showing the construction of a makeshift weapon.
  169. It tells you how to make a tentacle with the following components:
  170. 1 - kraken tentacle
  171. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  172. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  173.  
  174. A hastily-scrawled diagram on the back of a manila envelope, showing the construction of a makeshift weapon.
  175. It tells you how to make a venomous lash with the following components:
  176. 1 - zombie hide
  177. 3 - venom sacs
  178. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  179. Making this would take decent familiarity with craft and decent familiarity with whip.
  180.  
  181. 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.
  182. It tells you how to make a spergnade with the following components:
  183. 1 - genius brain
  184. 1 - empty canister
  185. 1 - box of baking soda
  186. Making this would take good familiarity with brains, decent familiarity with craft, and a little knowledge of chemistry.
  187. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Leal.'
  188.  
  189. A hastily-scrawled diagram on the back of a manila envelope, showing the construction of a makeshift weapon.
  190. It tells you how to make a sharpened teeth with the following components:
  191. 1 - jawbone
  192. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  193. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  194.  
  195. A construction schematic and instructions on how to build a portalgun.
  196. It tells you how to make a portalgun with the following components:
  197. 2 - plutonium rods
  198. 5 - short lengths of copper wire
  199. 1 - advanced firing mechanism
  200. 1 - tesla generator assembly
  201. 2 - class III lasers
  202. 2 - small spools of q-adhesive micro-slicing fiber
  203. 1 - superconductor ring
  204. 1 - firing pin assembly
  205. 2 - electromagnetic dissipation assemblies
  206. 1 - brick of quick-mold plastic
  207. 1 - multi-chip module I
  208. 6 - microprocessors
  209. 4 - nanopacitors
  210. 4 - transistors
  211. 4 - diodes
  212. Making this would take expertise in science. You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
  213.  
  214. A thin binder full of complex technical specifications, showing how to perform a nuclear chemistry
  215. procedure.
  216. It tells you how to make an enriched uranium rod with the following components:
  217. 1 - yellowcake
  218. Making this would take expertise in science and good familiarity with chemistry.
  219.  
  220. A thin binder full of complex technical specifications, showing how to perform a nuclear chemistry
  221. procedure.
  222. It tells you how to make a plutonium rod with the following components:
  223. 2 - spent fuel rods
  224. Making this would take expertise in science and good familiarity with chemistry.
  225.  
  226. A few sheets of paper showing you how to... fold sheets of paper. Huh.
  227. It tells you how to make an unwrapped package with the following components:
  228. 2 - documents (any kind)
  229. Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
  230.  
  231. Hastily drawn instructions about how to make a tinderbox out of regular materials.
  232. It tells you how to make a tinderbox with the following components:
  233. 1 - piece of flint
  234. 1 - lunch box
  235. 1 - flat stone
  236. 1 - steel pipe cap
  237. 1 - charcoal briquette
  238. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  239. Making this would take a little knowledge of craft and a little knowledge of scavenge.
  240.  
  241. Instructions scrawled in black marker on the back of a yellow manila envelope, describing how to make something.
  242. It tells you how to make a crack pipe with the following components:
  243. 1 - glass tube
  244. 1 - Brillo pad
  245. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  246. Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
  247.  
  248. An index card with one of Grandma's favorite recipes written on it. Not that you had a Grandma.
  249. It tells you how to make two packets of sugar with the following components:
  250. 1 - sugar beet
  251. Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
  252.  
  253. It tells you how to make a bag of fried skin chips with the following components:
  254. 1 - bag of salt
  255. 2 - skins (any kind)
  256. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  257.  
  258. It tells you how to make a giant chocolate chip cookie with the following components:
  259. 4 - macadamia nuts
  260. 4 - packets of sugar
  261. 2 - chocolate bars
  262. 1 - bag of salt
  263. 3 - bundles of wheat stalks
  264. 2 - sticks of butter
  265. 2 - eggs
  266. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  267. You realize you'd have to make this on a cooking stove.
  268.  
  269. It tells you how to make five strips of bacon with the following components:
  270. 1 - tusker belly
  271. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  272.  
  273. It tells you how to make a bacon-wrapped lobstro with the following components:
  274. 1 - raw lobstro meat
  275. 1 - strip of bacon
  276. Making this would take decent familiarity with craft.
  277.  
  278. It tells you how to make a bowl of wasteland curry with the following components:
  279. 1 - raw meat (any kind)
  280. 1 - cholla pod
  281. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  282.  
  283. It tells you how to make a thornberry meatpie with the following components:
  284. 1 - red meat (any kind)
  285. 1 - naan bread
  286. 1 - fruit (any kind)
  287. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  288.  
  289. It tells you how to make a stack of naan bread with the following components:
  290. 1 - bundle of wheat stalks
  291. Making this would take good familiarity with craft.
  292.  
  293. schematic for a cherenkov blade
  294. A laminated sheet giving instructions and an ingredient list for making something.
  295. It tells you how to make a RIP-10 cherenkov blade with the following components:
  296. 1 - shiver sword
  297. 1 - shock generator
  298. 2 - emeralds
  299. 4 - gold wires
  300. 2 - tesla generator assemblies
  301. 1 - multi-chip module II
  302. 4 - plutonium rods
  303. 20 - short lengths of copper wire
  304. Making this would take expertise in craft, serious expertise in science, and good familiarity with blades.
  305. You realize you'd have to make this on a particle accelerator bench.
  306. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Isis.'
  307.  
  308. It tells you how to make a corrosive pike with the following components:
  309. 2 - corroded green glands
  310. 2 - titanium bar
  311. 2 - lengths of plastic tubing
  312. 2 - long steel pipes
  313. 1 - liquid reservoir assembly
  314. 1 - fiber mesh
  315. Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with spears.
  316. You realize you'd have to make this on a blacksmith's forge.
  317.  
  318. You peer into the Tactical Turtleneck Assembly Station to read the pattern for black tactical turtleneck.
  319. 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.
  320. It tells you how to make a black tactical turtleneck with the following components:
  321. 30 - sheep pelts
  322. 15u of gasoline
  323. 10 - charcoal briquettes
  324. 5 - mossy barks
  325. 15 - skulls
  326. Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
  327.  
  328. You peer into the Tactical Turtleneck Assembly Station to read the pattern for slightly darker black tactical turtleneck.
  329. 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.
  330. It tells you how to make a slightly darker black tactical turtleneck with the following components:
  331. 30 - sheep pelts
  332. 15u of gasoline
  333. 10 - charcoal briquettes
  334. 5 - mossy barks
  335. 15 - skulls
  336. Making this would take a complete mastery of craft.
  337.  
  338. 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.
  339. It tells you how to make a willy pete with the following components:
  340. 1 - length of springsteel
  341. 1 - thighbone
  342. 1 - empty syringe
  343. 3 - thermite compounds
  344. 2 - bags of flash powder
  345. 2 - bags of gunpowder
  346. 1 - jar of powdered graphite
  347. 1 - bottle of PCB
  348. Making this would take expertise in craft, good familiarity with chemistry, and decent familiarity with spears.
  349.  
  350. A blood stained, crudely drawn diagram for creating a weapon made entirely of corpse parts.
  351. It tells you how to make a bonesword with the following components:
  352. 1 - scythe talon
  353. 3 - squishy green glands
  354. 1 - length of springsteel
  355. 1 - thighbone
  356. 1 - grindwheel
  357. Making this would take good familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with chemistry, and decent familiarity with blades.
  358.  
  359. A crooked list of instructions for brewing alcohol in a prison toilet.
  360. It tells you how to make a bottle of toilet hootch with the following components:
  361. 3 - plastic fruit cups
  362. 1 - foul-smelling socks
  363. Making this would take some familiarity with craft.
  364. You realize you'd have to make this on a toilet.
  365.  
  366. 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
  367. 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
  368. several delicate steps involved.
  369. It tells you how to make a VoxGuard lock body with the following components:
  370. 1 - VoxGuard lock case
  371. 1 - VoxGuard lock mechanism
  372. Making this would take expertise in craft and expertise in locksmith.
  373. You realize you'd have to make this on a jewelry workbench.
  374.  
  375. 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.
  376. It tells you how to make a VoxGuard lock mechanism with the following components:
  377. 1 - complex lock assembly
  378. 1 - vial of elastin
  379. 2 - gold wires
  380. 2 - resistors
  381. 1 - electromagnetic motor
  382. 1 - microprocessor
  383. 1 - relay
  384. Making this would take good familiarity with craft, good familiarity with locksmith, and decent familiarity with hack.
  385.  
  386. Instructions scrawled in black marker on the back of a yellow manila envelope, describing how to make something.
  387. It tells you how to make a SETI station with the following components:
  388. 2 - LEDs
  389. 3 - capacitors
  390. 3 - diodes
  391. 3 - nanopacitors
  392. 1 - broken LCD
  393. 1 - PlayStation
  394. 1 - EtiOS ROM module
  395. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  396. Making this would take good familiarity with repair and good familiarity with science.
  397. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sobek.'
  398.  
  399. 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
  400. Trade Secrets -- EYES ONLY', you wonder how it got to where it is today.
  401. It tells you how to make an E-MagSafe carbon nanotube wall safe with the following components:
  402. 1 - E-MagSafe Control Mechanism
  403. 1 - E-MagSafe Logic Module
  404. 1 - E-MagSafe Housing Unit
  405. 2 - jars of powdered graphite
  406. Making this would take serious expertise in craft, good familiarity with hack, and expertise in locksmith.
  407. In the upper right corner is a note: 'First discovered by Dr. Sobek.'
  408.  
  409. You peer into the carpentry bench to read the set of plans for a dino hide couch.
  410. An ancient scrap of paper with inked diagrams, instructions, and an ingredient list for making something.
  411. It tells you how to make a dino hide couch with the following components:
  412. 25 - thighbones
  413. 20 - dino hides
  414. 5 - vials of elastin
  415. 2 - aristurtles
  416. 1 - log
  417. Making this would take expertise in craft.
  418.  
  419. A printed schematic showing how to build something.
  420. It tells you how to make a waste catalyst with the following components:
  421. 1 - plutonium rod
  422. 4 - short lengths of copper wire
  423. 1 - electromagnetic dissipation assembly
  424. 2 - superconductor rings
  425. 1 - electrical cord
  426. 1 - titanium plate
  427. 1 - multi-chip module I
  428. Making this would take good familiarity with craft, decent familiarity with blades, and expertise in science.
  429. You realize you'd have to make this on an electronics workbench.
  430.  
  431. 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.
  432. It tells you how to make a gas-powered chainsaw with the following components:
  433. 1 - old chainsaw bladechain
  434. 1 - flywheel assembly
  435. 1 - broken chainsaw
  436. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  437. Making this would take some familiarity with craft and expertise in repair.
  438.  
  439. A well-kept scrap of paper, with detailed instructions on how to make a large necklace that says "Look at how bling I am."
  440. "BIGGIE" is signed near the bottom of the sheet.
  441. It tells you how to make a jewel roulette with the following components:
  442. 3 - silver meshes
  443. 2 - grindwheels
  444. 1 - ruby
  445. 1 - emerald
  446. 1 - sapphire
  447. 1 - diamond
  448. 1 - topaz
  449. 1 - opal
  450. 1 - peridot
  451. 1 - gold chain
  452. Making this would take serious expertise in craft, expertise in appraise, and good familiarity with cool.
  453.  
  454. pattern for a medic's satchel (aka medic's satchel, pattern for a medics satchel, and medics satchel)
  455. A laminated sheet printed with a sewing pattern for making a medic's satchel -- an essential piece of gear for storing medical components.
  456. It tells you how to make a medic's satchel with the following components:
  457. 4 - strips of kevlar
  458. 2 - beefalo hides
  459. 1 - short length of copper wire
  460. 2 - lengths of plastic tubing
  461. Making this would take expertise in craft and decent familiarity with medic.
  462.  
  463. 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.
  464. It tells you how to make a wasteland still with the following components:
  465. 2 - soda kegs
  466. 1 - long steel pipe
  467. 3 - ancient coffee filters
  468. 2 - charcoal briquettes
  469. 2 - steel pipe caps
  470. 1 - actuated valve
  471. 2 - mugs
  472. 1 - pile of scrap wood
  473. 1 - condenser coil
  474. 1 - lighter
  475. 1 - coat hanger
  476. You realize you could make this without needing a workbench.
  477. Making this would take a little knowledge of craft.
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