| Preserved Hardtack from the Civil War | |
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Origin |
Civil War |
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Type |
Hardtack Cracker |
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Effects |
Can instantaneously dehydrate any item it touches |
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Downsides |
If ingested, causes sever abdominal discomfort |
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Activation |
Touch/ Ingested |
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Section | |
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Aisle |
281352-5838 |
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Shelf |
38055-2165-944 |
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Origin
Edit
Hardtack are hard "crackers" made with flour, salt and water. Inexpensive and long-lasting it was and is used for sustenance in the absence of perishable foods. During the American Civil War, three-inch by three-inch hardtack was shipped from Union and Confederate storehouses to soldiers in the field. Some of this hardtack had been preserved since the days of the Mexican-American War.
EffectsEdit
Can instantaneously dehydrate any item it touches, but when it is ingested by people, it can cause sever abdominal discomfort.
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