Grounded 2 All Items Database

A quartered, pebblet encrusted foundation segment for filling gaps in clumsy construction.

A sheet of fused quartz. Can be shaped for advanced crafting.

A hand mill to grind resources into powder.

Good morning, Garden team! I hope everyone is doing great! Staying put at your desks. Not planning a little rebellion. I am hearing rumors that some of you are somehow continuing “Project Key Lime” despite having been warned, repeatedly, about stopping that. As I previously made clear, growing a fruit that sour would pose serious risks to your health AND to the integrity of our installations. I know I asked for a pivot in our research ethos, but the “could this be a weapon?” mentality is not supposed to be taken this literally. There are many promising applications for the GROW.R laser array still left unexplored. Let’s start small. Strawberry bush. African violet. Why did you have to go for a tree? I hear your concerns about the new doors, but we can—and will!—find a softer way to dissolve the… gunk growing on them.

A cylindrical waypoint that defines the race route. Players must pass through each one to activate the next and stay on course. (Playground Exclusive)

A rectangular waypoint that offers a wider checkpoint area. Pass through each one to activate the next and stay on course. (Playground Exclusive)

A chunk of holiday chocolate used to craft wonderfully thematic items.

An abandoned Ranger Outpost in the area where the statue unveiling ceremony took place.

A Ranger Outpost located near the fire pit. The perfect location for a quick nap and heat-based field studies.

A Ranger Outpost build by Ominent hidden in the brick mosaic surrounding the statue of Dr. Tully and BURG.L.

A deserted outpost near the entrance to Ominent's Field Archives, inside the community garden greenhouse. What secrets does it hold?

A convenient Ranger Outpost near the toppled ice cream cart and its forest of frosted treats.

An outpost housing one end of Ominent's expressway tunnel past the community garden wall. In the words of Ms. Beaumont: "When you hit a wall, try tunnelling!"

An abandoned Ranger Outpost by the park's pergola, with an easy access to the pond.

An abandoned Ranger Outpost nestled in the soil outcropping at the base of the park's majestic pine trees.

An abandoned outpost in the community garden's pumpkin patch. A popular pit stop for genetics researchers on their way to work.

A deserted Ranger Outpost tucked away in the rose patches by the statue of Dr. Tully and BURG.L. How romantic!

A Ranger Outpost near the onboarding facility. Rumor is, you can get a tool that does everything inside!

A Ranger Outpost located near the base of the statue of Dr. Tully and BURG.L.

An outpost housing one end of Ominent's expressway tunnel past the community garden wall. In the words of Ms. Beaumont: "When you hit a wall, try tunnelling!"

A fragrant Ranger Outpost deserted by Ominent personnel. The nearby trash heap offers great rewards for those willing to brave its pungent aroma.

An outpost nestled between potato plants in the park's veggie garden.

Ranger Station terminal used to access the Science Shop, upgrade your Omni-Tool, and review active Ranger Challenges.

The power to slice and dice. If only your training focused a little more on safety.

A whole raw aphid. A bad idea to eat uncooked, but the potential for a plump roast is undeniable.

A round gooey cut from the section of a caterpillar, Requires preparation to eat safely.

Greasy meat from a gnat. Eating this raw isn't a good idea, but this fatty cut suggests it will crisp up nice over a flame.

Raw goopy meat from a grub worm. Don't eat it without some kind of preparation.

A raw slab of firm pond jockey meat. This plump cut should sizzle nicely when cooked.

Daily notes, April 22nd, 1992
Employee 502 – Raw Science Research Division.

Observations regarding raw science influence on aquatic life development.

Skunk Pond has thawed and creatures slowly emerge as the days get warmer. Surprisingly, the ecology of the pond seems largely unchanged despite the high concentration of raw science particulate.

Observing this year's newly hatched creatures will prove crucial for analysis. Long term exposure to raw science is bound to have some effect... eventually.

Raw rubbery meat from a garden snail. You should probably cook it.

Juicy chunk from a tadpole that will make you sick if eaten raw, but can be cooked.

Raw meat from a mushroom hunting weevil. The deep color and wafts of fresh fungi promise a snack packing an umami punch, but don't eat it raw.

A plucked woolly aphid. A bad idea to eat raw but can be seared into a delicious roast.

Armor made from red ant parts. Provides mobility for rogues to deal combos with critical precision.

Meaty red ant leg perfect for beatings.

A red worker ant. Keep insect eggs from hatching by destroying them at the source or trashing them once picked up.

The entire head of a red ant. Surprisingly intact.

A kabuto for rogues that boosts the critical hit chance of melee combo finishers.

Knee guards formed out of red ant parts. Increases the critical hit chance of melee combo finishers.