Casualties: Unknown Fluids, Syringe Drugs & Chemical Mixing
Casualties: Unknown simulates 73 distinct biochemical fluids, pharmaceuticals, venoms, and industrial reagents. Every container and syringe tracks exact milliliter volumes, hex color swatches, injection sickness penalties, and physiological qualities when swallowed, applied topically to a wound, or injected intravenously.
Filter the complete 73-fluid database by administration capability (Injectable, Applicable to wounds, Craftable, or Crafting Ingredient) or search by fluid name and physiological quality. Each row renders the live hex color swatch alongside exact per-100ml trader value and injection sickness.
Only sterile medical fluids marked Injectable (such as Saline, Ringer's solution, Blood, Fentanyl, Morphine, Ceftriaxone, Antirad, Adrenaline, and L.R.D. Serum) are safe for direct vascular delivery. Injecting non-sterile liquids like Alcohol, Dirty water, or raw plant extracts inflicts severe Injection Sickness and systemic sepsis.
RX-02TOPICAL & ORAL
Wound Sterilization vs Hydration & Nutrition
Fluids marked Applicable can be poured directly onto lacerations inside the Health Panel to provide Antiseptic disinfection (Alcohol, Disinfectant, Iodine) or localized hemostasis. Drinking fluids routes them through the digestive tract, where water content restores hydration while toxins trigger vomiting or organ failure.
RX-03CONTAINER CHEMISTRY
Multi-Reagent Mixing & Color Identification
Canteens, bottles, and syringes can hold mixed reagents. Unidentified fluids display their true liquid hex color swatch in transparent containers—allowing experienced medics to distinguish pale-blue Saline from amber Ceftriaxone or bright-green Alcohol even when a survivor's Intelligence is below recognition threshold.
03. Official Biochemical Container & Syringe Telemetry
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Official Steam Screenshot — Biochemical fluid containers, syringe dosing, and hazardous cavern environment · SPEC-IMG-01