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Items

Pen Found in: In any PDA, Office desks Used for: Changing your trajectory in space. Writing on paper Strategy: Aim for the eyes. Description You can write on paper with a pen, but also on robots and bookshelves. This is essential to the Librarian but not anyone else -- since they take up a whole pocket or backpack slot, most people throw them out immediately or shove them in their PDAs.

Paper Found in: Paper Tray, Office desks Used for: Request forms. Résumés. Strategy: Make it look professional! A useful and very over looked feature of paperwork is the [sign] Signature command, as you can't fake someone else's signature. Description You write on it with a pen. Medical doctors want it for forms, quartermasters want it for forms, even the judges want it for forms. Librarians just want it for erotic literature. If you make a mistake, drip some ethanol on it to clear the sheet. You can ask the Chemists for it. See also: Guide to paperwork

Hand Labeler Found in: Chemistry, Art Storage, Toxins Lab, Conference Room, Cargo Loading Area Used for: Used for labeling items for easier recognition. Strategy: Useful for when making multiply kinds of grenades or bottles and wanting to keep track of which is which. Description Used to stick a label onto something's name. E.g., Cuban Pete (HONK). Can not be used on people. Can be turned on/off by clicking it in your hand.

Camera Found in: Art Storage, Library Used for: Taking pictures. Strategy: Steal their souls with this! Everyone (that doesn't have a brain) know that cameras steal souls. Description Can take 10 pictures before having to get a new roll of film. Pictures can then be attached to news reports created on a newscaster console.

Flashlight Found in: Nearly everywhere Used for: Lighting up the darkness Strategy: If you're using one of these, someone probably fucked up the power system. Description It sheds light when you click on it, even if it's on your belt or in your pocket. The light sources stack to create brighter light sources, so if you have a flashlight in your belt, a flashlight in both pockets, and a flashlight in each hand, along with a safety helmet on your head, you will SHINE LIKE THE SUN, LEAVING EVERY DARK CORNER EXPOSED TO TRUTH! Can be used to tell if non-human creatures are dead or not, with a simple flash of the eyes. Also of note are Lanterns (three spawn in the Mining Dock), which are brighter than flashlights because Cargonia. Power goes off every round, so real pros just turn these on and leave them everywhere.

Timer Found in: Primary Tool Storage, Chemistry, Conference Room, Vendomat Used for: Used mostly for making bombs. Strategy: ? Description A timer... it counts down... 3... 2... 1... boom? Use a Screwdriver to toggle it between normal and attachment mode.

Proximity Sensor Found in: Primary Tool Storage, Robotics, Vendomat Used for: Used mostly for making bombs or robots. Strategy: ? Description This is used to detect people getting close. Use a Screwdriver to toggle it between normal and attachment mode.

Remote Signaling Device Found in: Primary Tool Storage, Research Division, Vendomat Used for: Can be attached to Igniters and, a lot less commonly, wires on doors. Strategy: Can be attached to wires on all anything with a panel and work like a remote Multitool. If used right, two of these can be used in place of an Multitool. Description Sends a pulse when it receives a signal with the right code and frequency. Use a Screwdriver to toggle it between sending and receiving/attaching mode.

Igniter Found in: Primary Tool Storage, Chemistry, Vendomat Used for: Used mostly for starting fires and making bombs. Strategy: ? Description ? Use a Screwdriver to toggle it between normal and attachment mode.

Mop Found in: Custodial Closet Used for: Used to cleans the floor. Strategy: Fits nicely in a backpack. Dip in a Mop Bucket to make it wet. Description The Janitor starts with one.

Space Cleaner Found in: Custodial Closet, Medbay Used for: A better cleaner than water. Doesn't cause people to slip. Spray to clean a single tile or to remove a cobweb. Can also be used to clean people's clothing. Strategy: You can make more by combining 50% Ammonia with 50% Water. (See: Guide to chemistry) Description Not to be confused with the liquid created in Chemistry. This is in the end just a spray bottle, and can be filled with anything.

Bucket Found in: Custodial Closet Used for: They can be used by several different jobs as part of their actual duties. Strategy: Fill with water and splash on the floor and make everyone fall. Description A bucket holds liquid only, most commonly water. It holds up to 70 units.

Light Replacer Found in: Custodial Closet Used for: Replacing broken light bulbs or making evil traps for people that can't see in the dark. Strategy: Fill with light bulbs and just start replacing those broken lights! Can be emagged to unlock mischievous features. (See: Traitor Janitor) Description An item which uses magnets to easily replace lights. Perfect for the lazy janitor!

Station Bounced Radio Found in: Emergency Toolbox Used for: Used for emergency communication, if when the telecommunications goes down. Strategy: If the singularity is lose, it may very likely take out the telecommunications room. Other causes of telecommunications failures could be power lose or sabotage. So have one of these handy or find one quick if when it happen. Description The station bounced radio will function similarly to a standard earpiece radio if you put it in your pocket or in your hand; thus you can use the "say ;radio message" function as normal without turning on the microphone to broadcast. (Use :l (Left Hand) and :r (Right Hand) depending on the hand used to hold the radio. (?)) It is very simple: click it, set the station, and turn on the speaker to talk. It will pick up any sounds from surrounding areas. Syndicate Hook Up: Some radios are especially tuned to a clandestine network where unmentionable contraband may be obtained. It has an emergency detonation button that can do some serious damage.

Crayon Found in: Art Storage, Crayonboxs Used for: Used for drawing cultist runes or coloring clothing items. Strategy: Washing a pair of gloves with a crayon will change their color, allowing you to make fake Insulated Gloves. Description Comes in 8 colors. (?)

Containers

Box Found in: Cargo Loading Area, Atmospherics Office, Everyone start out with an internals box. Used for: The box is a container that can hold seven items and be stored inside of a backpack. Strategy: Commonly used as a place to store syndicate items as Security will often neglect to search them. It is a terrible melee weapon. Description Can be folded flat for cardboard by clicking it in your hand when it's empty. It can only hold tiny items. Everyone start with one because it contains a breath mask and an oxygen tank, it is commonly referred to as your internals box. Boxes can come in many forms, some can only have specific items in them. File:Flashbang box.png

Crayonbox Found in: Art Storage Used for: Used for holding Crayons. Strategy: Pick your favorite color and try and stay inside the lines. Description A box containing many Crayons of different colors.

Briefcase Found in: Law Office Used for: A briefcase is a bulky item that can hold up to seven tiny items. Strategy: ? Description By default it is filled with one pen and six sheets of paper. They are very sturdy, so make a decent weapon (blurs vision when it hits heads). The lawyer and detective get one.

Secure Briefcase Found in: A lockable briefcase is in the Heads of Staff office at the start of each round. (?) Used for: Storing secure items, the nuke disk is a popular choice. Strategy: ? Description It can set to lock with a 5 digit code, however it is not overly secure, as it can be hacked open given half a minute, or forced open with certain kinds of syndicate gear.

Equipment

Paper Tray Found in: Office desks Used for: Supplies you with all your paper needs. Strategy: Take Paper and set your paper-cutting master plans in motion. Description Paper Paper Paper

Mop Bucket Mop Bucket Found in: Custodial Closet Used for: Wetting a Mop. Strategy: Commonly filled with water, but You can create Space Cleaner (not to be confused with the Space Cleaner spray bottle) by combining 50% Ammonia with 50% Water. See also: Guide to chemistry Description A mop bucket holds liquid only, most commonly water. It holds up to 100 units. Has to be fill with a Bucket, Beaker or bottle.

Intercom Found in: One is found in every room. Used for: The same as headsets and Station Bounced Radios, but mostly only if when you don't have access to either of those. Strategy: When a crewman's headset is lost and a Station Bounced Radio is nowhere to be found, wall radios are essential to talking with the station at large. Description Intercom wall radios are an immobile version of headset radios with the same number of frequencies and functions. The AI can use them to publicly broadcast a clandestine conversation or use it to discretely spy on the talk around the station themselves.

Water Tank Found in: Primary Tool Storage, Auxiliary Tool Storage, Emergency Storage, Maintenance, Engineering, Atmospherics, Custodial Closet, Xenobiology Used for: Used to fill something with water. Description Has 1000 units of water at start.

Fuel Tank Found in: Primary Tool Storage, Auxiliary Tool Storage, Emergency Storage, Maintenance, Engineering, Atmospherics, Mining Station, Mining Dock Used for: Refill welding tools with this. Strategy: DO NOT click on this while the welder is still on. The results are very explosive. Description Starts with 1000 units of fuel.

Bookfinder Bookfinder Found in: Library Used for: Used to find the books you want. Strategy: No one uses these. Description No description

Furniture

Chair Found in: Everywhere. Used for: Chairs are for sitting down and making the place look nice. Strategy: The only real use for chairs are to restrain people or to buckle in when the shuttle is about to take off. Description

Table Found in: Everywhere. Used for: Tables are used to hold objects on. Strategy: Put your stuff on it, but don't put your feet on it. Description They come in two types, reinforced and standard. They cost two metal for the standard, and can be reinforced by using four metal rods on the parts. When you build the parts to the table you can set them up by hand. (See: Basic Construction) Tables can be taken apart with wrenches for normal tables, and taken apart with welders then wrenches for reinforced tables. (See: Deconstruction) Normal: Reinforced: Wooden:

Rack Found in: Everywhere. Used for: Used for equipment storage in the station. Strategy: ? Description Racks can be made with a single sheet of metal. They are flat and wide, incapable of being walked over, and is bolted together. It can hold any number of items, but it holds them stacked on top of each other like a table. They are most common in maintenance tunnels and the EVA room.

Vending Machines

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