Items

These invertebrates can be found washed up on the shore at times. If they're still alive, they'll appreciate being put back in the ocean or given a nice tank to live on in.

Sand currencies are a flat, round invertebrate that resemble a coin. The sand-economy is in shambles...

Shards of broken glass have been eroded by the sea and by time into smooth, rounded little glass stones. They can be used for decroative purposes!

This is a trinket for remembering participation in the Beyond The Sea event!

A reminder of your time cheering up Orion...

This item is a trinket reward for completing the Get to Know: Orion prompt!

The Prickly Paddle plant blooms in spring, bringing delicious fruit by the time autumn rolls around. The paddles themselves can be eaten, but be sure to remove the barbs first!

The creatures that once ate the Josh Trees are long extinct, leaving this plant as a relic of ancient times. They do well in the heat of the desert and badlands.

The Tall Grower is a cactus that grows. Well. You'll never believe this, but it grows to be really tall... Whoa...

Bluebulbs are a succulent commonly kept as houseplants for their frequent flowering and ornate coloration. They range from the size of a golfball to the size of a barrel, and will keep growing in the wild (or a large pot) over the course of years.

These Red Rocks are from the badlands. They make for a great souvenir for faraway travelers visiting the area.

This is a trinket for remembering participation in the Fall Fest event!

This is a trinket for remembering participation in the Eternal Dungeons event!

Are you OK, babe? You've barely touched your ramen made out of electrical wires and computer chips...

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

This dish is popular with Amicabots living by the sea. Part of it is technically edible to organic life, but... well, be careful with those computer chips if you aren't a robot.

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

Yum, coolant! This treat is often shared around springtime holidays, but robot baking enthusiasts can really enjoy it anytime.

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

This recipe uses metal instead of traditional corn husks. Yum... tastes like scrap metal.

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

Pizza, pasta, put it in a box...

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

Appetizing and part of a complete breakfast!

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

This drink is actually pretty palatable, as far as food made by robots goes.  It's apparently coffee... but it sure doesn't use the same ingredients.

This is a craftable food that can be obtained using the Robotics Cookbook item!

This rusted old oil can might have some use in crafting... if there's any oil left in it.