Items Database

How many goods, and how price moves

The 1.0 items list counts 356 tradable goods with base values from 0 to 15,000. Category counts in that list: Miscellaneous 64, Food and Drink 40, Machine Modules 35, Store Amenities 30, Gun Mods 25, Furniture and Machines 22, Medicine 21, Tools 18, Materials 17, Firearms 17, Containers 15, Hydroponics 14, Animal Husbandry 14, Melee 11, Wine 6, Explosives 5, Equipment 1, Construction 1.

That same list says the till adds a difficulty markup on top of base: Price Gouge +20%, Mark Up +15%, Thin Margins and Red Ink +0%. Stolen goods take a heat discount. Contraband tiers add 35%, 70%, 100%, or 150%. Appraisal goods move with condition. The Risk column reproduces the guide’s contraband tag. It is not an invented risk score, and stolen status still depends on the individual item.

Goods people actually search

Food Stamp notes from 29 October: legal amounts are only 40, 80, 120, 160, 200, and 240. Other amounts are fake. 160 and above must have a security seal; 40, 80, and 120 are wrong if they have one. The wording has to read REPUBLIC SOCIAL PROGRAM, the logo is a round crosshair, and a missing chip kills the stamp. Their worked example turned a 160 with no seal into a counterfeit worth 7 credits after a confront.

Hemingway cigarettes: the day-3 lesson hands a magnifier, an authenticity handbook, and a color checker at base 50. The counterfeit guide’s example gives a genuine pack a base of 100, while the item list gives Pack of Hemingway Cigarettes a base of 80. Both are from one publisher, so this is an unresolved within-publisher discrepancy, not a cross-check. A single wrong letter, logo, color, or seal is enough to call it fake.

Ribwich base is 150 with a floor of 40 if the pack is open, missing, or fake. Bloomberry base is 14. Rat meat figures are from one 1.0 trade guide: 400 g raw 159, 200 g small 65, 100 g morsel 30, small morsel 15.

Checked 29 October 2026. One publisher supplies most rows; hotfix prices are separately identified. Tags describe the cited item type, not whether your particular copy is stolen.

Search 70 item records

These 1.0 records come from AllThings.How’s item table, checked 29 October 2026. Most rows are single-source; Water Filter and Moisture Farm prices also agree with the official 1.0.0.2 hotfix. A base value is not a guaranteed selling price. “Not marked” means the source does not flag contraband, and does not certify that an item is safe. Unpublished values stay blank.

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Cleaver versus knife

Both tools butcher. The only checked difference is the 3D-print bill in the items notes: cleaver 5 scrap + 2 filament, kitchen knife 3 scrap + 1 filament, combat knife 2 ingots. No reliable yield or damage gap is published, so none is stated here.

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