Pickups/Upgrades

Pickups/Upgrades and other items are normally found in Caves, and can also be found on sale at underwater Civilizations.

Potions

Potions are pickups dropped rarely by Barrels or sold at Civilizations, and they either increase greatly one stat specified by the Potion. However, one of them will instantly damage and potentially kill the player who drinks it. As such, identifying Potions is important to avoiding a mishap. Furthermore, some Potions might be more beneficial to some players than others.

If the host of the lobby drinks a Damage Elixir, Repair Elixir, or a Eldritch Elixir, the respective added damage and repair Stats will benefit any Crew Bots or hired Mercenaries. For Bots and Mercenaries, other Stats like breath and health will not be altered even if the host drinks a respective Potion.

List of Potions

Picture	Name	Effect	Potential Source(s)
	Max Health Potion	Increases maximum health (+2 Maximum Health Points)	Barrels found in Caves, Civilizations, Dinner Sequences (halved effect), Trash Hermit.
	Damage Potion	Increases max damage (+5 Damage points per hit)
	Repair Potion	Increases max repair (+5 Repair points per hit)
	Breath Potion	Increases max breathing time (+2 Seconds before drowning)	Barrels found in Caves.
	Eldritch Elixir	Increases Damage or Repair (+10 Points per hit), but reduces maximum health (-5 Maximum Health Points)
	Poison	Instant Damage (-10 Health Points)	Barrels found in Caves, Trash Hermit, The Nautilus.

Player Upgrades

Player Upgrades include various items that add new abilities to the player's character. They can be found in Caves, Undersea Lairs, Civilizations, or given by the Trash Hermit.

List of Player Upgrades

Picture	Name	Effect	Potential Source(s)
	Backpack	Allows players to carry two items instead of one.	Caves, Undersea Lairs, Civilizations, Trash Hermit.
	Jetpack	Allows players to fly.
	Trashed Jetpack	Allows players to fly, though worse than the normal Jetpack.	Trash Hermit.
	Toxic Waste	Adds a damaging toxic cloud to the player's roll.
	Atomic Waste	Adds a repairing atomic cloud to the player's roll.

Pickups

Pickups will help you on your way deeper or are optional loot (like gold). They are commonly found in caves.

List of Pickups

Picture	Name	Effect	Potential Source(s)
	Torpedo Ammo Bundle	Adds torpedoes to your submarine.	Barrels found in Caves.
	Fuel	Adds Fuel to your submarine. Does nothing if the Fuel Tank is full.
	Battery	A battery can temporarily power a console with 1 energy.	Caves, Civilization, Trash Hermit.
	Gold Pile	There are different amounts of gold piles scattered in caves, adding different amounts of gold to your loot.	Dropped by Enemies, found in Wooden Chests and scattered around Caves.
	Ruby Pile	Ruby Piles are very valuable gems that add a considerable amount of gold to the crew's collection.	Dropped by Lavish Chests.
	Ruby	Rubies add a small amount of gold to your loot.	Randomly dropped by Enemies hit by a Pickaxe.
	Gold Nugget	Gold Nuggets add a very small amount of gold to your loot.
	Pearl	Pearls will add a large amount of gold to your loot.	Dropped by Clams when killed.
	Fish Meat	Fish Meat restores 1 HP to the player who picks it.	Randomly dropped by enemies when hit by the Butcher Knife.

Trash

Trash is given by the Trash Hermit and serve no purpose other than littering the floor.

List of Trash

Picture	Name	Description
	Junk Book	An old, ragged book. Its title is "Call of Cthulhu."
	Junk Book 2	An old, ragged book. Its title is "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea."
	Junk Book 3	An old, ragged book. Its title is "The Time Machine."
	Junk Can	A destroyed, rusty can.
	Junk Sack	An old, soaked sack. It's full of useless junk.
	Rotten Apple	A mostly eaten, rotten apple. Any players who touched will gain Sea Sickness.
	Big Stacking Doll	An aged Russian stacking doll. This one is the biggest.
	Medium Stacking Doll	An aged Russian stacking doll. This one is the second biggest.
	Small Stacking Doll	An aged Russian stacking doll. This one is the second smallest.
	Smallest Stacking Doll	An aged Russian stacking doll. This one is the smallest.
	Jordan's skeleton	A skeleton that shows that glasses are very fashionable, and are worth wearing even if you no longer have eyes in your sockets.
	David's skeleton	This skeleton makes it abundantly clear that all foreheads are not created equal.
	Nick's skeleton	A skeleton with hair like no other. But is that really a good thing?
	Ryan's skeleton	The skeleton of a rather quiet fellow. Maybe he didn't tell his crew about the Atlanteans in the sub.

Upgrades

Upgrades help you to survive the Living Infinite by increasing a SubmarineStat. Upgrades are dropped by Crates, which are dropped when a Lair Guardian killed. They can also be sold at Civilizations or randomly gifted from the Trash Hermit. The Poubelle benefits more from most Upgrades. However, certain Upgrades are incompatible with specific Submarines. Some Upgrades can also be gathered multiple times while others cannot.

List of Upgrades

Picture	Name	Effect	Stack Amount	Incompatibility (If Any)
	Hull Upgrade	Increases maximum hull by 10 points.	6	Compatible with all Submarines.
	Oil Bottle	Increases turret rotation speed by 14%. Affects all forms of the ship's guns.	2
	Bullet Grease	Increases bullet fire rate by an unspecified amount. Does not affect Torpedoes.	2
	Fuel Tank Upgrade	Increases fuel tank size, allowing the storage of more fuel. Completely refills the ship's fuel.	3
	Toxic Fuel (Shop Item name) / Hazardous Fuel (Upgrade name)	Turns the fuel into a deadly corrosive substance that will trail behind the ship whenever fuel is utilized. Does not refill the ship's fuel.	1
	Engine Booster	Increases engine speed by 10%. Causes the ship to still move slightly even if no power is allocated to the Engine Console.	3
	Light Upgrade	Increases the strength and radius of powered lights. Unlike most Upgrades, does not become more powerful in the Poubelle.	1	Incompatible with the Atomique due to it lacking a traditional Light Console.
	EMP Power Cell	Increases EMP damage by 1 Point per 0.3 seconds.	1	Incompatible with the Atomique due to it lacking a traditional EMP.
	EMP Recharge Cell	Decreases EMP recharge time by 33% and halves the console lockdown time.	?
	Shield Recharge Cell	Increases shield recharge speed by 14%.	?	Incompatible with the Espadon and the Requin due to them lacking a Shield Console.
	Shield Absorption Cell	Increases maximum shield charge by 10 points for every shield power.	?

Torpedo Upgrades

Upgrades improve the effectiveness of Torpedoes in different ways, and will help fend off any Enemies the crew comes across. Each of these can be obtained from the same sources as other Ship Upgrades, however they can each only be acquired once.

List of Torpedo Upgrades

Picture	Name	Effect
	Corrosive Munitions	Torpedo explosions leave an acidic cloud that will continously harm any enemy that comes into contact with it.
	Homing Dish	Directs torpedoes to curve at will towards the nearest foe. This includes potentially immobile and passive Enemies such as Seaweed.
	Guidance Laser	Protrudes a bright red laser that aids aiming with precision. Also affects the ship's regular gun.
	Liquid Nitrogen Tank	Torpedo explosions leave an icy cloud that will slow any Enemies that come into contact with it.
	Rocket Booster	Increases Torpedo speed and gives direct hits an extra explosive damage boost.
	Ammo Duplicator	Causes two Torpedoes to be fired each shot at around 30 degree angle. This can decrease accuracy.

Turret Modifiers

Turret types, when picked, will modify the Minigun in different ways, and will help you fend off any enemies you come across. They do not stack; one will replace the current one once taken.

List of Turret Modifiers

Picture	Name	Effect
	Long Range Rifle	Allows the gunner to see further away from the submarine. Increases damage and decreases fire rate.
	Spread Shotgun	Fires more bullets per shot, at a high bullet spread. Decreases fire rate.
	Harpoon Gun	Fires visible harpoons that are larger but travel slower than bullets. Harpoons pierce enemy armor and have higher damage and knockback.

Trivia

• The Potions used to give a random negative side effect in the form of a stat reduction. This was changed in the Drunken Sailor Content Drop.