Items & Equipment

A small screw-top tin holding up to 30 .177 pellets.

Hard-wearing trousers with useful cargo pockets.

A light cotton base layer. Breathable, but poor protection when wet.

Bulky hand-stitched rabbit-fur mittens. Warm in dry cold, poor when soaked and awkward for fine work compared with manufactured gloves.

A lightweight hand-stitched cap made from several squirrel pelts. Warm and breathable but easily wetted and not especially durable.

A warm mid-layer that helps in cool weather but absorbs rain.

Soft rabbit-fur liners worn inside footwear. Excellent dry insulation, but they absorb water and compete with ordinary socks for the feet base layer.

A lightweight water-resistant jacket with modest pockets.

A close-fitting insulating base layer for the legs.

Sturdy boots suitable for long days outside.

A bulky insulated coat with several pockets.

Warm socks that retain some insulation when damp.

Durable gloves intended for manual work.

A general-purpose backpack.

A small hand-stitched fur pouch worn at the waist. Convenient for tiny field items, but much less durable and capacious than manufactured bags.

A larger backpack built for carrying supplies over distance.

A rough woven basket made from flexible shoots and natural cordage. Bulky, open-topped and not weatherproof, but useful for carrying light camp materials.

A bulky open bucket capable of carrying a large volume of water, if you can manage the weight.

A sturdy one-litre bottle intended for repeated filling and drinking.

A large 200 litre water-storage barrel. It is too bulky for a backpack and must be carried in a hand when moved by a survivor; once filled and connected to a catchment it is effectively fixed in place.

A sealed bottle of drinking water.

A sugary canned drink.

A fixed bathroom washbasin attached to the building.

A fixed household bathtub. It can hold a large emergency reserve of water as well as support washing.

A fixed household sink basin. It belongs to the building and can hold a large volume of liquid without becoming carried inventory.

A sturdy fixed work surface assembled inside a Safe House Workshop. It belongs to the building and provides the physical station used with installed hand tools.

Fresh apple ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 95 kcal

A 330 ml carton of apple juice.

Gameplay: Drink · 145 kcal · 300 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: baking powder. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh banana ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 105 kcal

A sealed pack of banana chips. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 480 kcal

An earthy hot soup of beetroot, onion and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 230 kcal · 390 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: bicarbonate of soda. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: black pepper. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A small handful of berries your survivor has positively identified as blackberries. Seasonal wild food, not an infinite resource.

Gameplay: Eat · 50 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A sealed pack of boiled sweets. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 234 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: box of tea bags. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh bread roll ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 180 kcal

A sealed pack of breakfast cereal. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 380 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: brown rice (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: brown sauce. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: brown sugar (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh bunch of grapes ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 170 kcal · 50 ml hydration

A simple hot cabbage and onion soup made with stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 180 kcal · 390 ml hydration

A simple self-raising flour bread cooked in a pan over heat.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal

A simple pan-cooked flatbread made from flour, salt and safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 190 kcal

A sealed tin of beans. Edible cold, but far more comforting when opened and heated safely in cookware.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 120 ml hydration

Long-life canned food.

A substantial freshly caught carp. It needs cleaning and yields several portions of fish.

A sealed pack of cereal bar. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 150 kcal

Fresh cheese portion ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 250 kcal

Fresh cheese sandwich ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 390 kcal

Fresh chicken sandwich ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal

A substantial chickpea curry with tomatoes and onion.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 280 ml hydration

A gathered handful of tender chickweed your survivor has identified with confidence.

Gameplay: Eat · 20 kcal · 30 ml hydration

Rice cooked alongside a tin of chilli for a filling one-pot meal.

Gameplay: Eat · 560 kcal · 190 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: chilli flakes. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A sealed pack of chocolate bar. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 265 kcal

A sealed pack of chocolate biscuits. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 500 kcal

A 500 ml carton of sweet chocolate milk.

Gameplay: Drink · 340 kcal · 420 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: chutney. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A 330 ml carton of coconut water.

Gameplay: Drink · 60 kcal · 315 ml hydration

A 330 ml can of sugary cola.

Gameplay: Drink · 139 kcal · 300 ml hydration

Fresh coleslaw pot ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 260 kcal · 40 ml hydration

A small bundle of correctly identified sorrel leaves with a sharp, sour flavour.

Gameplay: Eat · 20 kcal · 30 ml hydration

A hot portion of brown rice cooked until tender.

Gameplay: Eat · 360 kcal · 180 ml hydration

Fresh cooked chicken portion ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 180 kcal

Cooked freshwater crayfish, ready to eat while fresh.

Gameplay: Eat · 70 kcal

A cooked portion of freshwater fish, ready to eat while fresh.

Gameplay: Eat · 330 kcal

Cooked frog legs, lean but useful camp food.

Gameplay: Eat · 95 kcal

Fresh cooked ham portion ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 160 kcal

Common nettles prepared with heat until suitable to eat. Identification and preparation knowledge remain separate skills.

Gameplay: Eat · 65 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A plain hot portion of pasta, ready to eat or combine with other ingredients.

Gameplay: Eat · 350 kcal · 160 ml hydration

A plain hot portion of spaghetti cooked in safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 350 kcal · 160 ml hydration

A hot portion of white rice cooked in measured safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 360 kcal · 180 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: cooking oil. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: cornflour. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: couscous (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Several small tart crab apples. Edible raw, though much better suited to cooking.

Gameplay: Eat · 95 kcal · 120 ml hydration

A sealed pack of crispbread. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 350 kcal

Fresh croissant ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 230 kcal

Rice, chickpeas and curry spice cooked together.

Gameplay: Eat · 520 kcal · 190 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: curry powder. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A gathered bundle of correctly identified dandelion leaves. Edible but noticeably bitter.

Gameplay: Eat · 30 kcal · 35 ml hydration

A sealed pack of dark chocolate bar. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 280 kcal

A sealed pack of digestive biscuits. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 450 kcal

Thin apple slices dried for compact long-term storage.

A sealed pack of dried apricots. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 240 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: dried chickpeas (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Tart crab-apple pieces dried for storage and later cooking.

Lean freshwater fish dried hard for compact storage.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: dried kidney beans (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: dried mixed herbs. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Thin slices of onion dried for compact long-term storage.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: dried pasta (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Sweet pear slices dried until leathery and shelf-stable.

Garden peas dried hard for longer storage.

Thin pigeon strips dried for long storage.

A sealed pack of dried prunes. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 240 kcal

Thin rabbit strips dried for long storage.

Thin squirrel strips dried for long storage.

Dry corn kernels kept as food rather than planting stock.

Concentrated tomato pieces dried until leathery and shelf-stable.

Edible wild greens dried for soups and stews.

Identified edible mushrooms dried for storage and later cooking.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: dried yeast sachets. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Shelf-stable dry food.

Fresh egg sandwich ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 400 kcal

Compact high-energy food.

A 250 ml caffeinated energy drink. Hydrating enough to drink, but primarily quick sugar and caffeine.

Gameplay: Drink · 115 kcal · 210 ml hydration

A 500 ml bottle of lightly flavoured water.

Gameplay: Drink · 25 kcal · 485 ml hydration

A freshly pulled beetroot.

A freshly cut broccoli head. Bulky, nutritious and useful in soups and cooked meals.

Gameplay: 85 kcal · 220 ml hydration

A compact harvested cabbage.

A freshly harvested carrot with a little moisture still in it.

Fresh celery stalks. Crisp, highly hydrating and useful raw or as a cooking vegetable.

Gameplay: 35 kcal · 235 ml hydration

A fresh hot chilli pepper. Small but valuable for flavouring meals.

Gameplay: 16 kcal · 35 ml hydration

A fresh courgette.

A crisp cucumber. Very water-rich, refreshing and best eaten before it softens.

Gameplay: 45 kcal · 285 ml hydration

Fresh fresh fruit salad ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 180 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A freshly lifted garlic bulb. Strongly flavoured, compact and valuable in many cooked meals.

Gameplay: 90 kcal · 35 ml hydration

Freshly picked bean pods.

A bunch of hardy kale leaves. Tougher than lettuce and useful raw or cooked.

Gameplay: 59 kcal · 100 ml hydration

A freshly harvested leek. Mild allium flavour suited to soups, stews and one-pot meals.

Gameplay: 90 kcal · 125 ml hydration

Fresh leafy lettuce. Mostly water and highly perishable.

A 500 ml bottle of fresh milk. Nutritious and useful, but it will not remain safe indefinitely without refrigeration.

Gameplay: Drink · 235 kcal · 440 ml hydration

A freshly harvested onion useful raw or in cooked food.

A bunch of fresh parsley. Low in calories but useful as a culinary herb and garnish.

Gameplay: 18 kcal · 40 ml hydration

A dense sweet root vegetable that stores well and adds useful calories to cooked meals.

Gameplay: 135 kcal · 145 ml hydration

Fresh peas shelled from the garden.

A freshly harvested potato. Dense, useful food that stores better than leafy produce.

A whole garden pumpkin.

A bunch of crisp radishes. Fast to grow, hydrating and edible raw or cooked.

Gameplay: 16 kcal · 95 ml hydration

Fresh spinach leaves. Delicate, nutritious and very perishable.

Gameplay: 23 kcal · 90 ml hydration

A small bunch of crisp spring onions. Edible raw and useful anywhere a mild allium is wanted.

Gameplay: 26 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A small portion of freshly picked strawberries.

A ripe sweet pepper. Crisp, hydrating and useful raw or in cooked dishes.

Gameplay: 50 kcal · 145 ml hydration

A freshly picked ear of sweetcorn.

A ripe tomato from the garden.

A freshly pulled turnip. Durable root food suited to soups, stews and roasting.

Gameplay: 42 kcal · 135 ml hydration

A freshwater crayfish caught in a baited pot or trap. Cook thoroughly before eating.

A freshly caught freshwater eel. It needs careful cleaning before cooking.

Tomatoes and onion softened together in a little oil.

Gameplay: Eat · 170 kcal · 180 ml hydration

A freshly caught frog suitable for food only after field preparation. It is not ready to eat as-is.

A sealed pack of fruit & nut mix. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 460 kcal

A sealed pack of fruit sweets. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 222 kcal

Fresh fruit yoghurt pot ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 170 kcal · 40 ml hydration

A simple soup made from garden roots, onion, stock and safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 280 kcal · 430 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: garlic granules. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Tender leaves positively identified as garlic mustard. A modest wild green with a garlicky edge.

Gameplay: Eat · 20 kcal · 25 ml hydration

A 330 ml can of non-alcoholic ginger beer.

Gameplay: Drink · 142 kcal · 300 ml hydration

A sealed pack of granola bar. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 190 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: gravy granules. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: green lentils (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh ham sandwich ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 410 kcal

A small handful of mature hazelnuts gathered from suitable woodland or hedgerow habitat.

Gameplay: Eat · 220 kcal · 3 ml hydration

Beans opened from a tin and heated through in a cooking pan. They retain the same nutrition as the original food; warmth provides only a modest temporary thermal benefit.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 120 ml hydration

An assorted canned meal opened and heated through in a cooking pan. It keeps the same nutrition as the original food; warmth provides only a modest temporary thermal benefit.

Cooked wild fruit sweetened into a dense tart compote.

Gameplay: Eat · 260 kcal · 130 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: honey. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Hot oat porridge sweetened with a measured serving of honey.

Gameplay: Eat · 520 kcal · 260 ml hydration

A hot chocolate drink made with powdered milk and safe water.

Gameplay: Drink · 230 kcal · 300 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: hot chocolate powder. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A hot mug-sized serving of instant coffee made with safe water.

Gameplay: Drink · 8 kcal · 295 ml hydration

A hot mug-sized serving of tea made with safe water.

Gameplay: Drink · 5 kcal · 295 ml hydration

A heated ready-made tinned meal.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A heated portion of tinned soup.

Gameplay: Eat · 220 kcal · 180 ml hydration

A warmed portion of tinned vegetables.

Gameplay: Eat · 150 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A 500 ml bottle of sweet ready-to-drink iced tea.

Gameplay: Drink · 120 kcal · 450 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: instant coffee. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: instant mash (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: instant noodles. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A 330 ml can of sweet carbonated lemonade.

Gameplay: Drink · 132 kcal · 300 ml hydration

A thick red-lentil curry with tomatoes, onion and spice.

Gameplay: Eat · 470 kcal · 310 ml hydration

A 500 ml carton of shelf-stable milk.

Gameplay: Drink · 235 kcal · 440 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: malt vinegar. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: marmalade. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A sealed pack of marshmallows. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 330 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: mayonnaise. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A dense 500 ml ready-to-drink meal substitute: heavy, but valuable when proper food is scarce.

Gameplay: Drink · 400 kcal · 410 ml hydration

Porridge enriched with powdered milk.

Gameplay: Eat · 470 kcal · 280 ml hydration

A sealed pack of mints. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 190 kcal

A 330 ml carton of mixed fruit juice.

Gameplay: Drink · 150 kcal · 300 ml hydration

A sealed pack of mixed nuts. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 520 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: mustard. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh natural yoghurt pot ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 125 kcal · 40 ml hydration

A simple hot soup made from identified common nettles and measured water in a cooking pan. The water is brought through the cooking heat cycle rather than treated as a free bonus resource.

Gameplay: Eat · 65 kcal · 250 ml hydration

A sealed pack of oat biscuits. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 420 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: olive oil. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh orange ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 85 kcal · 40 ml hydration

A 330 ml can of sweet orange-flavoured fizzy drink.

Gameplay: Drink · 145 kcal · 300 ml hydration

A 330 ml carton of orange juice.

Gameplay: Drink · 150 kcal · 300 ml hydration

Fresh courgette cooked quickly in a little oil.

Gameplay: Eat · 130 kcal · 170 ml hydration

Sliced potatoes fried in a measured amount of cooking oil.

Gameplay: Eat · 380 kcal · 50 ml hydration

Sweetcorn warmed and browned in a little oil.

Gameplay: Eat · 190 kcal · 80 ml hydration

Fresh peach ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 60 kcal · 20 ml hydration

Hot noodles enriched with peanut butter and soy sauce.

Gameplay: Eat · 560 kcal · 250 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: peanut butter. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh pear ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 100 kcal

A freshly caught whole perch. It needs cleaning before cooking.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: pickled beetroot. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A sealed jar of cabbage preserved in acidic brine.

A sealed jar of cucumber preserved in acidic brine.

A sealed jar of garlic preserved in acidic brine.

A sealed jar of onion preserved in acidic brine.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: pickled onions. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A sealed jar of peppers preserved in acidic brine.

A sealed jar of vegetables preserved in acidic brine.

Pigeon meat and rice cooked together with onion and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 600 kcal · 190 ml hydration

A freshly killed pigeon. It must be field dressed with a knife before cooking.

A sealed pack of plain biscuits. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 390 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: plain flour (1 kg). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Fresh plum ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 50 kcal · 15 ml hydration

A sealed pack of popcorn. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 287 kcal

Fresh pork pie ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal

A hot bowl of oats cooked with safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 380 kcal · 260 ml hydration

A sealed pack of potato crisps. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 318 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: powdered milk (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A hydrated bowl of couscous prepared with hot safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 360 kcal · 150 ml hydration

A hot bowl of reconstituted mashed potato.

Gameplay: Eat · 360 kcal · 260 ml hydration

A hot bowl of instant noodles prepared with safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 420 kcal · 280 ml hydration

A sealed pack of pretzels. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 312 kcal

A sealed pack of protein bar. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal

A 330 ml ready-to-drink protein shake.

Gameplay: Drink · 220 kcal · 285 ml hydration

A thick, warming soup made from pumpkin, onion and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 260 kcal · 380 ml hydration

Fresh punnet of blueberries ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 145 kcal · 25 ml hydration

Fresh punnet of raspberries ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 105 kcal · 30 ml hydration

Fresh punnet of strawberries ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 120 kcal · 35 ml hydration

A substantial hot stew made from rabbit, potatoes, onion and known-safe water.

A freshly killed rabbit. It must be field dressed with a knife before the meat can be cooked.

Rabbit meat simmered with tomatoes, onion and curry spice.

Gameplay: Eat · 560 kcal · 280 ml hydration

A sealed pack of raisins. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 300 kcal

A cleaned raw portion of freshwater fish. Cook before eating or preserve it promptly.

Cleaned raw frog legs. They must be cooked before eating.

Freshly dressed pigeon meat. Cook before eating.

Freshly dressed rabbit meat. Cook before eating.

Freshly dressed squirrel meat. Cook before eating.

A substantial soup of red lentils and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 420 kcal · 410 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: red lentils (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

Rice and kidney beans cooked together with stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 500 kcal · 190 ml hydration

A sealed pack of rice cakes. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 370 kcal

A freshly caught whole roach. It needs cleaning before cooking.

A sealed pack of roasted cashews. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 540 kcal

Hazelnuts roasted over controlled heat for a richer, longer-lasting snack.

Gameplay: Eat · 230 kcal

Pigeon meat roasted over a fire on a simple spit.

Gameplay: Eat · 260 kcal

Rabbit meat roasted over a fire on a simple spit.

Gameplay: Eat · 520 kcal

Squirrel meat roasted over a fire on a simple spit.

Gameplay: Eat · 270 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: rolled oats (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A warm sweetened rosehip drink prepared with safe water.

Gameplay: Drink · 120 kcal · 300 ml hydration

Freshwater fish preserved heavily with salt.

Small-game meat heavily salted to slow spoilage.

A sealed pack of salted peanuts. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 560 kcal

Fresh satsuma ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 45 kcal · 25 ml hydration

Fresh sausage roll ready to eat without further preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 360 kcal

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: self-raising flour (1 kg). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A sealed pack of sesame snaps. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 230 kcal

A slow one-pot stew using small-game meat, roots, onion and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 620 kcal · 350 ml hydration

A simple hot broth made by simmering small-game bones in safe water. Modest calories, useful warmth and hydration.

Gameplay: Eat · 120 kcal · 500 ml hydration

Freshwater fish slowly smoked until cooked and substantially less perishable.

Pigeon meat preserved over low smoke.

Rabbit meat preserved over low smoke.

Small-game meat slowly smoked until cooked and less perishable.

Squirrel meat preserved over low smoke.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: soy sauce. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: spaghetti (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A 500 ml bottle of carbonated water.

Gameplay: Drink · 500 ml hydration

Hot noodles seasoned with soy sauce and chilli flakes.

Gameplay: Eat · 440 kcal · 260 ml hydration

A thick hot soup of split peas and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 410 kcal · 410 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: split peas (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A 500 ml bottle of sweet electrolyte drink.

Gameplay: Drink · 125 kcal · 460 ml hydration

A freshly killed squirrel. It must be field dressed with a knife before cooking.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: stock cubes. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: strawberry jam. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: table salt (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable tinned beef stew meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 390 kcal · 100 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned carrots meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 90 kcal · 75 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned chicken meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 350 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned chicken soup meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 220 kcal · 170 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned chickpeas meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 300 kcal · 50 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned chilli meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 460 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned corned beef meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 520 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned custard meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 390 kcal · 90 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned fruit cocktail meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 230 kcal · 100 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned ham meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 470 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned hot dogs meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 500 kcal · 40 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned kidney beans meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 300 kcal · 50 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned lentils meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 280 kcal · 60 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned mackerel meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 260 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned meatballs meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 60 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned mixed vegetables meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 140 kcal · 75 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned mushroom soup meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 230 kcal · 165 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned peaches meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 220 kcal · 100 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned pears meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal · 100 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned peas meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 150 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned pineapple meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 240 kcal · 105 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned potatoes meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned ravioli meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 70 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned rice pudding meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 420 kcal · 80 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned salmon meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 240 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned sardines meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 250 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned spaghetti meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 300 kcal · 80 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned sweetcorn meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 180 kcal · 60 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned tomato soup meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal · 180 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned tomatoes meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 95 kcal · 90 ml hydration

A shelf-stable tinned tuna meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal

A shelf-stable tinned vegetable soup meal or ingredient in a sealed tin.

Gameplay: Eat · 190 kcal · 180 ml hydration

Pasta cooked with tomatoes and herbs into a simple hot meal.

Gameplay: Eat · 430 kcal · 170 ml hydration

A light soup made from fresh tomatoes, onion and dried herbs.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal · 420 ml hydration

A 330 ml carton of savoury tomato juice.

Gameplay: Drink · 65 kcal · 305 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: tomato ketchup. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: tomato puree. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A sealed pack of tortilla chips. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 400 kcal

A sealed pack of trail mix. Compact, shelf-stable calories requiring no preparation.

Gameplay: Eat · 470 kcal

A freshly caught whole trout. It needs cleaning before cooking.

A filling pasta meal with tinned tuna and herbs.

Gameplay: Eat · 520 kcal · 160 ml hydration

A hot root-vegetable curry with tomatoes, onion and spice.

Gameplay: Eat · 360 kcal · 320 ml hydration

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: white rice (500 g). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: white sugar (1 kg). Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A shelf-stable cooking ingredient: white vinegar. Valuable now as trade stock and intended for deeper multi-ingredient cooking and preservation recipes.

A hot, filling soup made from potatoes, wild garlic, stock and safe water.

Gameplay: Eat · 330 kcal · 430 ml hydration

A small gathered bundle positively identified as wild garlic. Mild allium flavour; useful raw or in cooked meals.

Gameplay: Eat · 18 kcal · 20 ml hydration

A simple hot soup made from identified edible wild greens and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 170 kcal · 430 ml hydration

A hot soup made only from positively identified edible mushrooms, allium and stock.

Gameplay: Eat · 210 kcal · 410 ml hydration

A small handful of correctly identified wild strawberries.

Gameplay: Eat · 35 kcal · 55 ml hydration

A portable fuel container with a small amount remaining.

Fish guts and trimmings from cleaning a catch. Unpleasant, perishable and useful as prepared bait or compost feedstock.

A small unbranded metal fishing hook. Useful for hand lines and later improvised fishing tackle.

A compact baited pot woven for freshwater crayfish and small aquatic by-catch. It must be set at genuine surface water.

A simple hand-line fishing rig made from a straight stick, natural cordage and a metal hook. Quiet, compact and effective only in suitable freshwater.

A small wrapped portion of animal or fish offal prepared as bait for hand-line fishing, fish traps and crayfish pots.

A prepared low-tech squirrel-pole trapping set using straight poles, reusable wire loops and cordage. It must be deployed in suitable woodland or mature park habitat.

A simple reusable wire loop prepared for catching rabbits in suitable cover.

A reusable funnel-shaped fish trap woven from flexible shoots and cordage. It must be baited and left in suitable surface freshwater.

Food-grade coarse salt used for curing and preserving.

A measured bottle of vinegar suitable for preserving.

A practical reference covering small solar arrays, charge controllers, battery banks, inverters and safe household backup wiring.

A general introduction to finding natural resources safely. It teaches broad foraging principles rather than identifying local species for you.

A practical field manual covering plant-fibre cordage, useful natural fire materials, simple weaving and comfortable low-tech camp bedding.

A practical camp-kitchen handbook covering one-pot meals and substitutions.

A workshop handbook covering low-voltage fault finding, safe electrical work and the repair of common hand tools and mechanisms.

An illustrated regional field guide focused on fungi identification and dangerous lookalikes. Game knowledge only: it is not a real-world identification authority.

A practical field handbook covering simple hand-line fishing, fish traps, crayfish pots and squirrel-pole trapping for long-term outdoor subsistence.

A practical freshwater reference covering hand-line rigs, simple tackle, fish behaviour and low-tech fishing methods.

A practical handbook covering pelt preparation, simple fur sewing and small bone tools for austere field use.

A practical handbook covering drying, smoking, salting, curing and safe acidic pickling.

A practical small-scale growing manual covering soil preparation, crop care, rotation and recognising common garden stresses.

A compact illustrated field guide covering several common British wild plants and berries. Studying it can teach species-identification Knowledge; the book remains a physical item afterwards.

A workshop reference covering sound joints, timber assessment, replacement handles and structural repairs using ordinary hand tools.

A field first-aid manual covering bleeding, cleaning, splinting and reducing infection risk when professional care is unavailable.

A detailed guide to selecting healthy parent plants, allowing crops to mature seed and storing viable planting stock between seasons.

A practical guide to hand stitching, textile repair, hide preparation and simple leather or fur equipment repairs.

A practical handbook on efficient small-game field dressing, useful by-product recovery and cleaner handling of knives, carcasses and waste.

An encyclopaedic survival reference requiring serious cumulative study.

A field manual on placing and maintaining simple traps and snares while reading animal routes and avoiding wasteful placement.

Bloodied scraps, gut contents and unusable trimmings left after field dressing small game. Perishable, dirty and useful only for disposal, composting or low-grade bait preparation.

A small bundle of plastic cable ties for quick, light-duty fastening and organisation.

Clean-enough pieces of fabric suitable for patching torn clothing or other improvised textile work.

A scraped rabbit pelt stretched and air-dried for short-term storage. Stiff and moisture-sensitive, but ready for further working.

A small scraped squirrel pelt stretched and air-dried. Several are needed for useful fur work.

A small bundle of reasonably dry fallen sticks. Useful as kindling and for primitive field projects.

Strong general-purpose repair tape.

A useful coil of insulated electrical cable.

Recoverable switches, contacts, connectors and small electrical parts.

Fuses, isolators and protective electrical hardware for a small off-grid installation.

A lightweight empty drinks can. Mostly scrap, but recoverable rather than vanishing after use.

An empty drinks or food carton. Mostly low-grade recoverable material rather than magical disappearing packaging.

An empty metal food tin left after eating canned food. Potentially useful scrap rather than disappearing from the world.

A cleanable glass food jar. Future preserving and storage work can reuse it; traders will still buy intact jars.

An empty plastic drinks bottle. Light, reusable material with modest trade value.

An opened food tin. Low value, but useful scrap for later improvised crafting and still worth a little Silver to a trader.

About one kilogram of mature garden compost.

A trimmed patch of worked fur for repairing crude fur garments and insulated field gear.

An empty glass bottle. Useful as a container material, but dangerously fragile.

A mixed set of springs, gears, bearings and other small mechanical components.

A straight length of recoverable metal stock suitable for handles, pins and fabrication.

Useful pieces of recoverable metal.

A small handful of assorted nails useful for repairs, barricades and improvised construction.

Hand-twisted cordage made from prepared plant fibre. Slower and rougher than manufactured cord, but extremely useful for field repairs and bushcraft projects.

Matched small nuts, bolts and washers useful for mechanical fastening and repairs.

A bundle of usable pigeon feathers recovered while dressing a bird. They can be cleaned and prepared as light stuffing material.

Useful natural fibres gathered from suitable vegetation. Later primitive crafting can turn this into cordage and bindings.

Cleaned and bundled small feathers prepared as light insulating stuffing for later bedding or clothing work.

A fresh rabbit pelt recovered during field dressing. It will deteriorate if left untreated and can later be cured into useful fur material.

A tube of general-purpose construction and repair adhesive for non-structural joins and patches.

A recoverable section of sheet metal suitable for patching, shaping and fabrication.

Cleanable small bones recovered from dressed game. They can be boiled for stock and later worked into primitive tools.

Perishable organs and scraps left from field dressing small game. Mostly waste for now, but physically persistent.

A rough pelt removed while dressing small game. It has no finished crafting use yet.

A small fresh squirrel pelt recovered during careful field dressing. Several are needed for useful fur work.

A coil of general-purpose steel wire for binding, hanging, trapping and repairs.

A small spool of strong sewing thread. Repairing clothing consumes some of it.

A loose bundle of dry fibrous natural material suitable for future fire-lighting work.

A serviceable wooden or composite handle recovered from a manufactured hand tool.

Recoverable pieces of timber.

A small assortment of reusable wood screws for joinery, fixtures and repairs.

A dried rabbit pelt carefully softened and worked into flexible fur material suitable for primitive clothing and repairs.

A small softened squirrel fur panel suitable for warm linings and lightweight primitive clothing.

Single-use antiseptic wipes for cleaning small wounds and surrounding skin.

A course of antibiotics for appropriate bacterial infections; not a generic healing item.

A targeted course for diagnosed parasitic gastrointestinal illness. It is not a generic cure for diarrhoea or food poisoning.

Antiseptic suitable for cleaning wounds.

Basic wound dressing.

Compression wrap for support and injury management.

A compact collection of basic medical supplies.

A compact refillable organiser for small first-aid supplies.

A crude field splint made from straight sticks and cloth. Useful for immobilising a suspected fracture or a moderate/severe sprain until it heals.

Single-use chemical cold pack for acute bruises and sprains.

Adhesive medical tape for securing dressings and splints.

A sealed pair of disposable examination gloves for cleaner first aid.

Electrolyte sachets used with potable water for appropriate dehydration/illness support.

Common over-the-counter pain relief.

A lightweight rigid splint for immobilising a suspected fracture.

Sterile saline intended for flushing dirt from wounds.

Sealed sterile gauze dressing for protecting a cleaned wound.

Purpose-built emergency tourniquet for severe extremity bleeding.

A larger refillable medical bag for bleeding control, splinting and trauma care.

Folded cloth bandage suitable for slings, support and securing splints.

Flexible strips of naturally shed or carefully harvested bark. Useful for tinder preparation, rough bindings and low-tech camp work.

A small handful of mushrooms identified as chanterelles. Treat as a cooking ingredient, not an automatic raw food.

A gathered bundle your survivor has identified as common nettles. Not directly edible through the basic Use action; preparation belongs to later cooking systems.

A mushroom your survivor has identified as dangerously toxic. It is deliberately not a normal food item.

A cluster of ripe elderberries. They require suitable preparation before being treated as food.

A small handful of positively identified field mushrooms intended for cooking.

A bundle of thin flexible shoots suitable for weaving, frames and primitive camp projects.

A gathered bundle of long grass and similar fibrous vegetation. Useful for weaving, bedding and rough insulation when kept reasonably dry.

A plant specimen identified as unsafe to eat. Keep it out of the cooking pot.

A gathered bundle your survivor has identified as plantain. It is retained as a natural material for later bushcraft and treatment recipes.

A handful of ripe rosehips. Best treated as a preparation ingredient rather than eaten straight from the bush.

Tart blue-black sloe fruit. Too harsh to be useful as an ordinary raw snack but valuable for cooked preparations.

A small lump of sticky natural resin collected from suitable trees. Useful in prepared tinder and later primitive repair or sealing work.

Wild berries your survivor cannot identify with confidence. The server retains the specimen's hidden identity; ordinary Eat/Use is disabled.

A wild mushroom your survivor cannot identify with confidence. It is not treated as edible simply because it was found while foraging.

A gathered plant specimen your survivor cannot identify with confidence. Its true resource identity remains server-side.

Wild fruit your survivor cannot identify with confidence. Its true identity remains server-side.

Wild nuts your survivor cannot identify with confidence. Do not assume they are edible.

A wild root your survivor cannot identify with confidence. Its true identity remains hidden until identified.

A pungent root positively identified as wild horseradish. Useful as a flavouring ingredient in cooked food.

A gathered bundle your survivor has identified as yarrow. It is a future bushcraft/medical crafting resource rather than a magical healing consumable.

A mushroom identified as unsafe to eat. The game treats this as hazardous identification knowledge, not food.

A rechargeable deep-cycle battery suitable for small off-grid systems. Heavy and hand-carried.

A rigid photovoltaic panel. Too large for a backpack; it must be carried in a hand.

A larger rechargeable battery for an off-grid bank. Too bulky for ordinary storage and carried by hand.

A full-size photovoltaic panel. Bulky and awkward; it must be carried in a hand.

An inverter capable of supplying ordinary household AC loads from a compatible battery bank.

A large domestic photovoltaic panel. It cannot be stowed in ordinary survivor storage and must be carried in a hand.

A high-capacity home battery module. Extremely bulky; moving it requires carrying it by hand.

A controller that safely regulates photovoltaic charging into a battery bank.

A packet of dried bean seed reserved for cultivation.

A small packet of beetroot seed suitable for a prepared garden plot.

A packet of broccoli seed for a demanding cool-season brassica crop.

A packet of cabbage seed suited to cool-season growing.

A small packet of carrot seed suitable for a prepared garden plot.

Fine celery seed for a long, moisture-hungry crop.

Chilli seed for a warm, sheltered crop.

A packet of courgette seed for warm-season cultivation.

Cucumber seed for warm, well-watered garden beds.

Hardy kale seed suited to cooler conditions.

A small packet of leek seed for a long cool-season crop.

A small packet of lettuce seed suitable for a prepared garden plot.

A small packet of onion seed suitable for a prepared garden plot.

Parsley seed for a compact culinary herb crop.

A packet of parsnip seed for a slow, cold-tolerant root crop.

Dried pea seed reserved for cultivation.

Firm garlic cloves reserved for planting rather than cooking.

Large pumpkin seeds kept as planting stock.

Fast-growing radish seed, useful for short garden cycles.

Small potatoes kept specifically for planting rather than eating.

Leaf spinach seed for quick cool-weather greens.

A packet of quick-growing spring onion seed.

A packet of strawberry seed reserved for cultivation.

Sweet pepper seed requiring a warm, sheltered growing season.

Dried sweetcorn kernels reserved for planting.

A small packet of tomato seed suitable for cultivation.

A packet of turnip seed for a cool-season root crop.

A warm household blanket.

A simple cloth liner filled with prepared pigeon feathers. It improves sleeping comfort when kept reasonably dry, but is bulky and vulnerable to moisture.

A rough portable sleeping roll offering some insulation from the ground.

An improvised bedroll upgraded with extra insulating material for better rest in poor conditions.

A purpose-built insulated sleeping bag for safer, more restorative rest.

A portable sleeping mat woven from dried long grass and tied with natural cordage. It offers modest ground insulation without manufactured materials.

A sturdy adjustable spanner for nuts, bolts and general mechanical work.

A pointed bone tool for piercing hide and fur before stitching or lacing.

A small carved bone fishing hook. Less durable than a manufactured hook but usable in an improvised hand line.

A carefully shaped small-game bone needle. Cruder and easier to break than a steel sewing needle, but sufficient for primitive fur work.

A heavy steel pry bar that doubles as an effective improvised melee weapon.

A handheld meter for checking voltage and continuity when working on electrical systems.

A long emergency axe built for forced entry; powerful but bulky.

Simple tools useful for cultivation and maintenance.

A framed fine-tooth saw for controlled cutting of metal, plastic and small hardware.

A common hand tool.

A manual geared drill that can bore timber and light materials without electricity.

A coarse hand saw for cutting timber and wooden fittings without power.

A compact chopping axe useful for woodcraft and close defence.

A common kitchen knife; compact, sharp and risky at close range.

A hardened hand file for shaping, deburring and cleaning rough metal edges.

A heavy adjustable wrench with considerable blunt-force potential.

General-purpose pliers for gripping, bending and manipulating wire and small fasteners.

A general-purpose screwdriver.

A simple hand-sewing needle. Required for stitched clothing repairs but normally retained after use.

Hand tools for cutting and stripping electrical cable.

A woodworking chisel for shaping joints, removing fittings and controlled timber work.

A small pack of batteries.

A basic metal cooking pan.

A straight stick trimmed and sharpened for mounting food over a Camp fire.

A reusable container that could carry liquids or supplies.

A ferrocerium fire starter built for thousands of strikes. Highly durable, reusable and reasonably wind resistant.

A handheld electric light.

A small box of matches.

A reusable glass preserving jar with a sound lid.

A sealed physical parcel entrusted to the survivor for a specific delivery job.

A waterproof sheet suitable for quickly pitching emergency weather cover. It can be recovered and reused, but deteriorates while left exposed.

A break-barrel .177 air rifle suitable for quiet small-game hunting. It loads one pellet for each shot.

A sturdy sports bat suitable for blunt-force defence.

A deliberately broken glass bottle with a jagged edge. Effective only at very close range and inherently fragile.

A kitchen knife lashed securely to scavenged timber. Bulky, crude and more capable than either component alone.

A rough length of timber with nails driven through one end. Brutal, awkward and distinctly improvised.

A wooden club strengthened with scavenged metal and binding. Heavier, harder-hitting and longer-lived than the basic version.

A compact improvised close-range weapon assembled from suitable scrap metal and a wrapped grip.

A crude hand-held club made from scavenged timber and binding. Simple, heavy and reasonably durable.

Jagged bottle glass wrapped and reinforced into a crude close-range shiv.