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[[File:ArmoredSalvager64px.png]]<br>
What could be worse than a [[Nuclear Operative]] or a [[Spy Thief]]? Why both at the same time, of course! Introducing the '''Salvager''': a third party, rough and tumble space scavenger looking to steal the sweet sweet copper wire from the station's [[Power_Grid#APC|APCs]] to make a quick penny. Like a Nuclear Operative, salvagers appear in teams and have their own ship (in this case, the Magpie), but unlike Nuclear Operatives, they make regular returns to their nest, so to speak. Like Spy Thieves, they get (optional) bounties to procure specific items, but unlike Spy Thieves, they're far less picky. They will happily steal your computer and sell the boards for scrap, and they'll take Mining's cache of minerals with them on the way out.

Salvagers are an indev antagonist, currently being worked on by Azrun. 
==That's great and all but what is this place?==
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Welcome, to your totally not junkyard spaceship, the magpie! The magpie has a Podbay, Armory, and of course, the trader.
[[File:Magpie.png|350px|thumb|right|Your new home! Could use some <s>stolen</s> furniture!]]

The Podbay has a few premade pods, as well as a special salvager Pod fabricator, which makes pods at absolutely no cost! Which is incredibly useful if you happen to lose your Pod. Below the room is also a few spare welding tools, in case you need to repair any pods. There is also a O2 canister inside the podbay.

The Armory has a few [[Construction#Slam_gun|Slam Guns]] and [[Construction#Zip_gun|Zip guns]], as well as [[Construction#Pipeshot|Pipeshot]], .22 LR, and 9 MM ammunition. Better guns and ammunition can be bought via the trader.

To the upper left of the magpie, there is an O2 canister as well as a gas extractor fabricator.

To the upper right of the magpie, is the teleporter, where you come teleported in if you used the handheld makeshift teleporter.

==Your gear==
As a salvager, you don't exactly get to play with the big boy toys. In fact, you're about as heavily armed as the average staff assistant. Probably less, actually. Don't let that discourage you though, as you still have some unique salvager gear that will be useful to your salvaging operations. It may look a bit shabby, since it's cobbled-together from lots of random bits and bobs, but don't judge a book by a cover: it's more useful than it looks. 

When you spawn in, you spawn with a omnitool, S.A.V. goggles, salvager rucksack, a makeshift teleporter, and a Salvage Reclaimer, which are all discussed below. You also get a [[Engineering_Objects#Welder|welder]] and a [[Engineering Objects#Deconstruction Device|deconstruction device]], covering tool modes your omnitool lacks, as well as [[Engineering Objects#Insulated Gloves|insulated gloves]], making [[hacking]] significantly safer. 

===The Omnitool [[File:SalvOmniTool.png]]===                 
Your omnitool has five tools in it, [[Engineering_Objects#Wirecutters|Wirecutters]], [[Engineering_Objects#Multitool|Multitool]], [[Engineering_Objects#Screwdriver|Screwdriver]], [[Engineering_Objects#Wrench|Wrench]], and a [[Engineering_Objects#Crowbar|Crowbar]]. While it's not as versatile as the [[Syndicate_Items#Syndicate_Omnitool|Syndicate Omnitool]], your omnitool is still very useful. Unlike other omnitools, if used in conjunction with your deconstruction device, the omnitool will automatically switch to the tool needed to deconstruct whatever you are deconstructing, allowing you to rapidly deconstruct machinery.

===The S.A.V. Goggles [[File:SAV_Goggles.png]]===
Plenty of things can be sold for salvage points, but it's not always obvious how much it's worth or if it can actually be sold at all. That's where these handy S.A.V. goggles (that stands for Salvager Appraisal Visualizer) come in. When worn, it marks anything accepted by the salvage vendor with a little dollar sign ($). The color of the dollar sign is a rough indicator of how much something's worth, with the color gradient going from brown to white to yellow, in order of increasing worth. The salvage vendor sells [[Salvager#Salvager Goggles|extra pairs]], in case you need one.

===The Rucksack [[File:SalvagerRuckSack.png]]===
Your rucksack is similar to the [[Clothing#Tactical_Assault_Rucksack|one the syndicate uses]], though now, you have a fancy place to store the [[Engineering_Objects#Frame|frames]] you <strike>stole</strike> borrowed from the station. In there, you can store up to eight frames before it becoming full. The frame storage also cannot be removed from the rucksack, because salvager magic.

===The Makeshift Teleporter [[File:Salvager_hand_teleporter.gif]]=== 
Normally, you return to the Magpie by using the ''Return to Magpie'' option on your salvager pods, but if you can't do that for whatever reason, this makeshift teleporter is there as a backup. Unlike other teleporters, it is not instant; it takes 6 seconds to teleport you, so make sure you're in a safe place before using it. Upon a successful use, it teleports you back to the Magpie, expending a charge. It starts with three, and to get more charges, you need to insert telecrystals, [[#Telecrystal|which the Magpie trader sells]]. The maximum amount of charges is five. If you use it with one charge left, there's a 33% chance it'll disintegrate completely after you use it, forcing you to buy [[#Handheld teleporter to Magpie|another from the trader]]. 

It cannot teleport those who are not salvagers, so if one winds up in the hands of the crew, they can't use it to invade your ship. If a non-salvager tries to use it, it might shock them, stunning them for 3 seconds and causing very slight (around 1) {{BURN}} (30% chance), harmlessly explode into sparks (20% chance), or simply do nothing (50% chance).

Fun fact: it's possible to make copies of this via the [[Ruckingenur Kit]]. While each copy spawns with three charges, manufacturing one requires three telecrystals, so you can't use this to increase the number of teleports you get.

===The Salvage Reclaimer [[File:Salvage_reclaimer.gif]]===
Lastly, you have the salvage reclaimer. With this somewhat jury-rigged tool, you can deconstruct just about anything that is not protected on the station for scrap metal or glass shards, depending on what you reclaim for salvage. The time it takes to reclaim something also varies by what you're trying to reclaim. For instance, reclaiming a door takes longer than a normal ordinary floor tile. The charge relies on a hand cranked system, which recharges 10% per full crank.

==The trader==
[[File:SalvageAndBarterSystem.png|64px]]

In the Magpie is the heart of the salvage operation, the M4GP13 Salvage and Barter System. Here, you can sell items for Salvage Points and buy items with them. You start out with a couple thousand points; the later it is in the round, the more points you get.

If you have plundered some <strike>trash</strike> salvage from the station, you can hold it out and click on the trader. The trader will then scan that item and tell you its market value. To sell something, the trader functions like any other normal trader and can be sold how you would normally sell things to a trader. Each salvager has their own account; they do not share points.

In addition to selling, you can also buy from the trader. You can buy upgrades to your gear, such as 

===Items the M4GP13 Salvage and Barter System sells===
{| style="font-size: 85%" class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Item
! class="unsortable" | Image
! data-sort-type=number | Price
! class="unsortable" | Description

|- id="Handheld teleporter to Magpie"
| Handheld teleporter to Magpie
| <center>[[File:Salvager_hand_teleporter.gif]]</center>
| 400
| Did you lose your [[Salvager#The Makeshift Teleporter|makeshift handheld teleporter]]? The vendor has an extra one. It comes with same number of charges as the one you spawned with, i.e. three.

|- id="Combat Helmet"
|Combat Helmet
|<center>[[File:Salvager_Combat_Helmet.png]] [[File:Salvager Combat Helmet Visor On.png]]</center>
|250
|The Salvager juggernaut combat helmet is like the [[Guide to Mining#Industrial Space Armor Set|industrial space helmet]], except it does not slow you down indoors, cannot be melted by [[Chemicals#Acids|acids]], and has more melee resistance (7 instead of 4, meaning melee attacks to the head are lowered by 7). In terms of melee resistance alone, this is better than [[Security Objects#Helmet|sec helmets]] but worse than [[Armory]] gear, like [[Security Objects#Blast Helmet|blast helmets]]. Still, this basically makes [[Engineering Objects#Containers|toolboxes]] and other items with similar damage almost a non-issue.<br><br>This helmet also has a thermal vision mode, toggled by the ''Toggle Helmet Visor'' ability in the top left. When activated, it greatly enhances how far you can see in the dark and lets you see people behind walls and using invisibility cloaks. However, it also makes [[Security Objects#Flash|flashes]] and similar bright lights hurt you more, so don't weld with the visor on.

|- id="Combat Armor"
|Combat Armor
|<center>[[File:Salvager_Combat_Armor.png]]</center>
|500
|A suit of Salvager juggernaut combat armor, which is basically [[Guide to Mining#Industrial Space Armor Set|Mining's industrial space armor]] but better. It shares many of the same stats (e.g. explosion resistance, radiation protection) but has better melee protection (6 rather than 5, so it reduces damage of melee attacks to chest by 6) and ranged resistance (2 instead of 1, so damage from projectiles is reduced by 66%). On top of this, it does not slow you down, cannot be melted by [[Chemicals#Acids|acids]], and provides an extra 25% Body Insulation (Disorient Resistance), reducing disorientation caused by certain stuns. Overall, surprisingly protective, given it's a "heavily modified combination of industrial and military combat gear".

|- id="Salvage Reclaimer"
| Salvage Reclaimer
| <center>[[File:Salvage_reclaimer.gif]]</center>
| 100
| An extra [[Salvager#The Salvage Reclaimer|salvage reclaimer]]. The armory area on the Magpie spawns with one, free for the taking, so this is for in case you need a replacement and someone took that one already. As the vendor says, "sometimes you lose things and sometimes people take things..."

|- id="Deconstructor"
| Deconstructor
| <center>[[File:DeconstructionDeviceV3-32x32.png]]</center>
| 10
| Did you lose the [[Engineering Objects#Deconstruction Device|deconstruction device]] you started with? (After all, as it says in the vendor's description of this, "sometimes you lose things and sometimes people yeet them into space...") You can get a spare one for cheap. 

|- id="Omnitool"
| Omnitool
| <center>[[File:SalvOmniTool.png]]</center>
| 100
| If you misplaced your [[Salvager#The Omnitool|omnitool]] and need a replacement, you can buy one from the M4GP13.

|- id="Radio Channel Upgrade"
| Radio Channel Upgrade
| <center>[[File:SalvCommsUpgrade.png]]</center>
| 10
| "Found" a headset that has access to useful crew departmental channels (e.g. a [[Security Objects#Security Headset|security headset]])? Slot this "private radio channel upgrade" in to give it access to the Salvager frequency.

|- id="Salvager Goggles"
| Salvager Goggles
| <center>[[File:SAV_Goggles.png]]</center>
| 50
| An extra set of [[Salvager#The S.A.V. Goggles|S.A.V. goggles]], in case you lost the ones you spawned with. 

|- id="Sledgehammer"
| Sledgehammer
| <center>[[File:BatteredBreachingSledgehammer.png]]</center>
| 500
| A door-breaking sledge specifically. Like the [[Security Objects#Airlock Breaching Hammer|airlock breaching hammer]], this "battered breaching sledgehammer" has a 4x damage bonus against doors and windows, but it's a little bit lighter. It does 25 {{BRUTE}}, which is lower than the breaching hammer's 30. (Stamina damage is the same, i.e. it removes 60 Stamina from the target.) This translates into 100 damage against doors, so generally, it'll take 4-6 hits to knock them down. However, it swings faster and has a lower stamina cost, as you expend only 25 Stamina to swing it as opposed to 30, so you're trading damage for speed. 

|- id="Crash Axe"
| Crash Axe
| <center>[[File:CrashAxeBreaking.png]] [[File:CrashAxePrying.png]]</center>
| 400
| A pocket-sized, one-handed "crash axe" with both an axe blade for chopping stuff and a pick for prying things. To switch between its two tool heads, click on it in-hand (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/-style WASD). When chopping with the axe, you do quadruple damage against doors and windows, dishing out 13 * 4 = 52 damage. When prying with the pick, the crash axe acts as a [[crowbar]]; it even has its signature "Tile Fling" [[Murder#Special Attacks|special attack]]. It functions as a cutting tool in both modes.

In addition to cutting, chopping, and prying, it's also decent at smashing people's faces, both in close quarters and ranged combat. In melee, it does 13 {{BRUTE}} and removes 25 Stamina. When thrown, it causes 21 {{BRUTE}}, disorients the target for 4 seconds, and knocks them down for 2 seconds, giving you a brief window to steal the target's weapon, if you're quick. (If you're not, you'll just throw a weapon away and give it to your opponent.)  

|- id="Arc Welder"
| Arc Welder
| <center>[[File:Arcwelder.png]]</center>
| 500
| Basically a souped-up version of the [[Engineering Objects#Welder|welder]], with some key differences. First, instead of fuel, the arc welder runs off a special 100 PU battery that regenerates 4 PU every few seconds; it takes about a minute and half for it to run out when running idle and needs about a minute to recharge from empty to full. Second, because it's electric, its [[Murder#Special Attacks|special attack]] releases sparks, exactly like the [[Security Objects#Stun Baton|stun baton]], rather than flames. Lastly, when on, it does 25 {{BURN}}, higher than the 15 {{BURN}} of the regular version.

|- id="Customized Zip gun"
| Customized Zip gun
| <center>[[File:Salvager_Zipgun.png]]</center>
| 350
| Similar to the [[Murder#ZipGun|zip gun]], but with two mechanical improvements. First, the "zip gun" can fit 3 shots, instead of just 2. Second, if it jams (signified by either a loud clang with a randomly-generated gun failure message or a quiet snap with no chat message), you can click on it in-hand (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/-style WASD) to attempt to clear it. You have a flat chance to fail, so if it doesn't work, just try again. Only Salvagers and people with [[Traits#Engineering Training|Engineering Training]] can do this, i.e. if someone who isn't an [[Engineer]]/the [[Chief Engineer|CE]] steals it, they're stuck with a useless gun if it jams. Starts with staple "ammo".

|- id="Pump action shotgun"
| Pump action shotgun
| <center>[[File:Reclaimedshotgun.png]]</center>
| 1200
| An actual shotgun, not just [[Murder#SlamGun|two pipes shoved together]]. Like the slam gun, this "reclaimed shotgun" is two-handed (so no [[#Makeshift Riot Shield|makeshift riot shield]] for you). Unlike the slam gun, it has an actual magazine capacity (4 shells, compared to the slam gun's 1, though inferior to the [[Security Objects#Guillemot Riot Shotgun|riot shotgun's]] 8), and to ready another shot, you simply click on its sprite while wielding the gun (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/style hotkeys), instead of manually disassembling, reloading, and reassembling the gun. However, it will not take [[Construction#Pipeshot|pipeshot]].<br><br>This starts off empty! You'll need to obtain shotgun shells yourself, e.g. using [[Murder#12gaRubberSlug|rubber slugs]] from the Magpie's armory, buying [[#12ga Flare Shells|flare shells from the vendor]] (again,[[Construction#Pipeshot|making pipeshot]] is not an option.)

|- id="Four Letter Word"
| Four Letter Word
| <center>[[File:Fourletterword.png]]</center>
| 1200
| An unholy four-barrelled shotgun for hit-and-run tactics, made by some unhinged maniac from four slamguns, a wooden stock, and scrap metal. You can set it to fire 1, 2, or 4 barrels at once by clicking on it with a [[Engineering Objects#Screwdriver|screwdriver]]. More barrels grants higher DPS, since you're firing multiple shells at once, but the 2-barrel and 4-barrel modes both incur slight stamina penalties and a slowdown. Like the reclaimed shotgun, it's two-handed. Unlike that gun, it still takes [[Construction#Pipeshot|pipeshot]], and you do not need to pump it. Instead, you manually open and close it to reload, done by clicking on it while it's in your active hand (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/style hotkeys).  

More importantly, firing it also degrades its "health". It starts at 11 health, and each time a shell is fired, it decreases; 1 barrel removes 1, 2 barrels 2, etc. It'll always be fair; shooting a single shell on the 4 barrel mode won't do any more damage than on the 1 barrel mode. You can ''Examine'' ({{Key|Alt}}+{{Key|E}}) it for a clue about its current condition; "pretty damaged" means 1-4 health, and "severely damaged" means 0 or less, and so on. The weapon gives a warning once when its health goes below 1, and will continue to complain each time it's fired thereafter. In this state it has an increasing chance (specifically, 5% * health below 0) to break, usually giving out after 3-4 additional warnings. If the weapon breaks after firing four shells, it'll blow up similar to a [[Murder#ZipGun|zip gun]]. 

It can be repaired by clicking on it with a [[Engineering Objects#Welder|welding tool]] and waiting; 20 units will net you a complete repair at a rate of 2 units per 1 health. Should the weapon break completely, however, it can't be repaired, and instead must be redeemed (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/style hotkeys) for one of its humbler little siblings: the [[Murder#SlamGun|slamgun]].  

|- id="Survival Rifle"
| Survival Rifle
| <center>[[File:Efnysiensurvivalrifle.png]]</center>
| 1000
| Two-handed rifle with swappable barrel. The Efnysien survival rifle comes preloaded with 10 [[Murder#22FMJ|standard .22 rounds]] (the ones that do 22 {{BRUTE}}) and starts off with an .22 LR rifle barrel, meaning it has a magazine capacity of 10 and can fire any round in the [[Murder#List of Sidearms|"Pistol, .22" category]]. You can buy [[#Rifle 9mm conversion|9mm]] and [[#Rifle 5.56x45 Conversion|5.56mm conversion kits]] that increase magazine capacity and switch the gun to other ammo types, unlocking greater firepower. To use a kit, simply click on the kit with the gun (or vice versa). This takes about 5 seconds, unloads the gun (i.e. no ammo lost), and gives you the old barrel back, so you don't have to rebuy kits. Can be worn on your back. 

|- id="Makeshift Laser Rifle"
| Makeshift Laser Rifle
| <center>[[File:MakeshiftLaserRifleNoCellNoTube.png]] [[File:MakeshiftLaserRifle.png]]</center>
| 650
| Cheaper, energy-based alternative to survival rifle with easier-to-obtain ammo sources but less damage and limits on fire rate. Before you can use this makeshift laser rifle, you first need to click on it with a [[Engineering Objects#Power Cell|large power cell]] and a [[Engineering Objects#Light Tubes|light tube]] (doing it the other way around doesn't work); the light tube just affects the color of the laser, while a higher capacity power cell lets you fire more shots. If the cell and/or light tube is [[Construction#Rigged light tube/bulb/power cell|rigged]], the gun explodes upon use, and your 700-point purchase goes up in smoke. You can remove the light tube with wirecutters and the cell with a wrench (or equivalents for these tools). <br><br>This makeshift laser rifle fires 20 {{BURN}} lasers with 10 degrees of spread, drawing 1250 PU from the cell each time. It's two-handed, so you need both hands free to fire it, and it fits on your back. Using the gun in-hand (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/style hotkeys) lets you set the fire rate/minimum wait-time between shots, which goes from 0.2 seconds to 1 second. (UI uses deciseconds, e.g. setting it to 3 means 0.3 seconds.) Lower wait-time means you get to pew-pew more often, but if you fire it too quickly (or if the gun gets EMPed), the gun overheats and bursts into flames, setting you on fire for 5 seconds. You'll need to repair it before you can fire it again; instructions are [[Construction#Makeshift laser rifle|here]].

|- id="Makeshift Riot Shield"
| Makeshift Riot Shield
| <center>[[File:Steelmakeshiftshield.png]]</center>
| 700
| Basically, a low-tech [[Security Objects#Barrier|barrier]]. Since the makeshift shield is just, quote, a giant sheet of steel with a strap, it cannot create an energy shield, but that also means you don't need to turn it on first. Just hold it in your hand, and you'll be protected. And it provides some pretty good protection at that, even though the vendor warns it's "not quite the acme of defense". While it does not have a chance to nullify [[Guide to Being Robust#Disarm|disarm attempts]], it otherwise has the same stats as the barrier, meaning it provides:
*9 melee resistance, for both your head and body regions. This decreases damage from any melee attack by 9. For example, if someone comes at you with a [[General Objects#Fire Extinguisher|fire extinguisher]], a weapon that does 10 {{BRUTE}}, you'll take just 1 {{BRUTE}}.
*9 ranged resistance, which reduces damage from kinetic bullets and energy projectiles by 60%.
*65 Body Disorient resistance. That dampens the effects of stun weapons, such as [[Security Objects#Taser|tasers]] and [[Security Objects#Stun Baton|stun batons]].
*65 Eye Disorient resistance. [[Security Objects#Flash|Flashes]] and the like are less effective.
*50 Ear Disorient resistance. Hate [[Security Objects#Flashbang|flashbangs]]? Ear Disorient makes them less effective. (So does Eye Disorient, since that helps protect against blinding lights.) 
The shield itself does 3 {{BRUTE}} and 35 Stamina damage. This is not particularly powerful; a [[Engineering Objects#Crowbar|crowbar]] causes the same amount of Stamina damage but inflicts more {{BRUTE}}. Since the shield takes up a hand, that means you cannot wield this with a two-handed weapon, such as a [[Murder#SlamGun|slam gun]] or a [[#Makeshift Laser Rifle|makeshift laser rifle]].

|- id="Shield Belt"
| Shield Belt
| <center>[[File:AuroraMKIUtilityBelt.png]]</center>
| 1200 
| This aurora MKI utility belt has 4 slots of storage space and, when toggled on, generates an energy field that provides 100% heat and cold resistance and cuts damage from melee and ranged attacks (but not thrown items) by 50%, applied before armor. Reducing damage drains the 60 PU battery, costing 0.15 times the raw damage of the attack, i.e. a 10 damage attack removes 10 * 0.15 = 1.5 PU, not 5 * 0.15 = 0.75. The shield also passively drains 1 PU per second, which means about two minutes of shield time if idle. The battery recharges 3 PU at a time (but does not recharge when the shield is active), so it recharges fairly quickly. You can only buy 4 of these.

|- id="Barbed Wire"
| Barbed Wire
| <center>[[File:BarbedWireSegment.png]]</center>
| 400 
| Three sets of barbed wire to deploy as a barricade. Anyone running through barbed wire is virtually guaranteed (98% chance!) to get significantly slowed down for up to 5 seconds, take 1-2 damage, and suffer major bleeding. Those walking are less likely (30% chance) to get poked. People can destroy barbed wire, and it's not too hard since it only has 50 health, but they may (15% chance) get cut by the wire in the process. Unlike in World War I movies, wirecutters and the like do not instantly tear down barbed wire; those just damage it like any other object.

To deploy, click on it in-hand (Hotkey: {{Key|C}} for Goon WASD, {{Key|Z}} for /tg/-style WASD). Directionality does not affect damage, but if you want it to look neat, remember that the wires are placed perpendicular to the direction you're facing. Once placed, you cannot roll it back up and move it elsewhere, so place the wires wisely. Try putting these near crew entryways; that way, you can murder/evade people easier if someone catches you stealing shit. (Remember, you can shoot through barbed wire!) Multiple rows are quite effective at bogging down opponents.
 
|- id=".22 magazine"
| .22 magazine
| <center>[[File:22MagazineV3.png]]</center>
| 200
| This [[Murder#22FMJ|.22 magazine]] contains 10 bullets that do 22 {{BRUTE}}. Suitable for your [[Murder#ZipGun|starting zip gun]], a [[#Customized Zip gun|customized zip gun]], and a [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle]] with .22 LR barrel. If 200 Salvage Points seems like too much, you can also make .22 magazines at [[Making and Breaking#General Manufacturer|general manufacturers]], if you've [[Hacking#Vending Machines and Fabricators|hacked]] them.

|- id=".22 Hollow Point Magazine"
| .22 Hollow Point Magazine
| <center>[[File:22MagazineHPV2.png]]</center>
| 500
| A [[Murder#.22 HP Magazine|.22 HP magazine]], loaded with 10 bullets that do 35 {{BRUTE}} each. Despite the description, these actually have the same penetration power as regular .22 bullets, making these more a direct damage upgrade. You can use these in your [[Murder#ZipGun|zip gun]], [[#Customized Zip gun|customized zip gun]], or [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle]] (if it has a .22 LR barrel).

|- id="Rifle 9mm conversion"
| Rifle 9mm conversion
| <center>[[File:ItemFrameV3.gif]] [[File:SurRifle.9.png]]</center>
| 500
| Expands the [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle's]] magazine size to 15 and gives it a 9x19mm Parabellum rifle barrel, so it now only accepts ammo from the [[Murder#List of Sidearms|"Pistol, 9mm" and "Pistol, 9x18mm" categories]]. This basically means it can use [[#9mm magazine|9mm magazines from the vendor]]. This also means you can use [[Murder#9mm Frangible Magazine|frangible ammo]] from the [[Security Objects#AmmoTech|AmmoTech]], and if you happen upon a [[Murder#PM Pistol|Makarov]], it'll be able to use ammo from that too. To use this, simply click on the kit while holding the gun (or vice versa).

|- id="9mm magazine"
| 9mm magazine
| <center>[[File:9mmMagazineV3.png]]</center>
| 399
| This [[Murder#9mm Magazine|9mm magazine]] contains 15 rounds that do 30 {{BRUTE}} each. Load this into your zip gun ([[Murder#ZipGun|regular]] or [[#Customized Zip gun|customized]]) or [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle]] (if you've [[#Rifle 9mm conversion|converted it to accept 9mm]]) and now you basically have a pseudo-[[Murder#Branwen Pistol|Branwen]]. 

|- id="Rifle 5.56x45 Conversion"
| Rifle 5.56x45 Conversion
| <center>[[File:ItemFrameV3.gif]] [[File:SurRifle.556.png]]</center>
| 969 
| Expands the [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle's]] magazine size to 20 and gives it a 5.56x45mm NATO rifle barrel, making it so it only fires rounds from the [[Murder#List of Longarms|"Automatic, 5.56" ammo category]]. The [[#Rifle magazine|rifle magazines from the salvage vendor]] are basically your only source of Automatic, 5.56 ammo as a salvager, so this basically makes your gun into a [[Murder#Sirius Assault Rifle|Sirius assault rifle]] with only single fire. To use, click on the conversion kit while holding the survival rifle (or click on the rifle while holding the kit). Not available on the Roleplay servers, i.e. only available on Classic.

|- id="Rifle magazine"
| Rifle magazine
| <center>[[File:STENAGMagazineV2.png]]</center>
| 699
| A 5.56 [[Murder#STENAG Magazine|STENAG magazine]] with 20 bullets that do 45 {{BRUTE}} each, a sizable amount of firepower. These are regular full-metal jacket rounds; they do not pierce armor. While the vendor calls this a rifle magazine (so you can use it in a [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle]], if it's been [[#Rifle 5.56x45 Conversion|converted to 5.56]]), you can also use it in zip guns (including both the [[Murder#ZipGun|regular craftable ones]] and the [[#Customized Zip gun|upgraded ones from the vendor]]). 

|- id="Armor Piercing Rifle magazine"
| Armor Piercing Rifle magazine
| <center>[[File:APSTENAGMagazineV2.png]]</center>
| 850 
| This [[Murder#AP STENAG Magazine|AP STENAG magazine]] is loaded up with 20 5.56 AP rounds, for a [[#Survival Rifle|survival rifle]] (if [[#Rifle 5.56x45 Conversion|converted to 5.56]]), [[#Customized Zip gun|customized zip gun]], or [[Murder#ZipGun|standard zip gun]]. Without accounting for armor, they do 45 {{BRUTE}}. Unlike the rounds in the [[Salvager#Rifle magazine|other rifle magazine option]], these rounds partially pierce armor, so you can expect more bang for your buck when fighting [[Security Officer]]s, the [[Captain]], and other armored foes.

|- id="Crowd Dispersal Grenades"
| Crowd Dispersal Grenades
| <center>[[File:GrenadeBox2.png]]</center>
| 400
| A box (not a pouch) with 4 [[Security Objects#Crowd Dispersal Grenade|crowd dispersal grenades]], potent grenades that unleash clouds of [[Chemicals#Capsaicin|capsaicin]]. You can only buy up 4 of these boxes. 

|- id="Grenade Pouch"
| Grenade Pouch
| <center>[[File:AmmoPouchGreen.png]]</center>
| 350
| A pouch with two [[Security Objects#Flashbang|flashbangs]] and three [[Murder#Smoke grenade|smoke grenades]], both great tools for distracting pursuers. Like all pouches, it can fit inside pockets, and this particular one has six slots, designed for holding [[Murder#Grenades|grenades]] (and only grenades).

|- id="SPE-12 Ballistic System"
| SPE-12 Ballistic System
| <center>[[File:BallisticSystemV2.png]]</center>
| 5000
| A [[Space Pod#SPE-12 Ballistic System|SPE-12 Ballistic System]] for your [[Space Pod#Pods|pod]]/[[Space Pod#MiniPutts|MiniPutt]]/[[Space Pod#Minisubs|minisub]]. Basically, this gun fires shotgun pellets that deal moderate knock-back and damage. Unlike the other pod weapon available for sale, you have unlimited ammo, though it doesn't cause much hull damage. Not available on ocean maps, i.e. [[Oshan Laboratory]] and [[Nadir]]. In addition, the vendor only has 3 in stock.

|- id="PEP-9L Ballistic System"
| PEP-9L Ballistic System
| <center>[[File:BallisticSystemV2.png]]</center>
| 3000
| Basically a 9mm pistol for your [[Space Pod#Pods|pod]]/[[Space Pod#MiniPutts|MiniPutt]]/[[Space Pod#Minisubs|minisub]]. It starts with only 20 shots, but luckily, the vendor [[#9mm magazine|sells extras]]. It won't take any other 9mm ammo you may find, though, unless you stumble upon some [[Murder#9mm Lo-Point Magazine|Lo-Point mags]]. See [[Space Pod#PEP-9L Ballistic System|here]] for more details. Not available on ocean maps, i.e. [[Oshan Laboratory]] and [[Nadir]]. In addition, the vendor only has 3 of these, and no more. 

|- id="PEP-22L Ballistic System"
| PEP-22L Ballistic System
| <center>[[File:BallisticSystemV2.png]]</center>
| 2200
| A .22 caliber gun (that is, weaker than 9mm of its PEP-9L sibling) for your [[Space Pod#Pods|pod]]/[[Space Pod#MiniPutts|MiniPutt]]/[[Space Pod#Minisubs|minisub]], complete with a fitting price tag. It starts with only 20 shots. If you need more, consider buying [[#.22 magazine|standard .22 mags]]. It won't take the [[#.22 Hollow Point Magazine|hollow point versions]] though. See [[Space Pod#PEP-22L Ballistic System|here]] for more details about this pod weapon. Not available on ocean maps, i.e. [[Oshan Laboratory]] and [[Nadir]]. In addition, there are only 3 in stock.

|- id="40mm Assault Platform"
| 40mm Assault Platform
| <center>[[File:GrenadeLauncherPlatformV2.png]]</center>
| 8000
| Give your salvager [[Space Pod#Pods|pod]]/[[Space Pod#MiniPutts|MiniPutt]]/[[Space Pod#Minisubs|minisub]] the big guns! This [[Space Pod#40mm Grenade Launcher Platform|40mm Grenade Launcher Platform]] fires high-explosive shells that wreck station/ship areas and mangle crew members and their pods. However, it holds only 6 shells, and you can only buy 5 of these, so make each shot count. Not available on ocean maps, i.e. [[Oshan Laboratory]] and [[Nadir]].

|- id="40mm HE Ammunition"
| 40mm HE Ammunition
| <center>[[File:40mmHEShellsV3-32x32.png]]</center>
| 1500
| Two [[Murder#40Frag|high explosive shells]] for the [[#40mm Assault Platform|40mm artillery assault platform]]. They're too big for your zip guns and slam guns, but they can fit inside Security's [[Security Objects#Puffin 40mm Riot Launcher|riot launcher]], if you've made off with that. Unlike with [[Syndicate Items#CARL|CARL]], the M4GP13's prices are reasonable enough that if you want more assault platform ammo, buying these is more economical than getting a new assault platform. Not available on ocean maps, i.e. [[Oshan Laboratory]] and [[Nadir]]. You can only buy 4.

|- id="12ga Flare Shells"
| 12ga Flare Shells
| <center>[[File:12gaFlaresV3-32x32.png]]</center>
| 250
| 8 military-grade [[Murder#FlareBox|flare shells]] that cause 20 {{BRUTE}} on impact and set people on fire. How do you use flare shells without a flare gun, you may ask? Simple: put them in your [[Murder#SlamGun|slam gun]] or [[#Pump action shotgun|reclaimed shotgun]] (zip guns don't accept these); it's categorized as "Shotgun, Low" ammo, which both guns accept. 

|- id="Radio Jammer"
| Radio Jammer
| <center>[[File:Mshield.png]]</center>
| 2000
| The vendor description mentions that this was "recovered from a syndicate vessel", a clue that this is the same [[Syndicate Items#Signal Jammer|signal jammer]] available to [[Traitor]]s and their ilk. It fits in your pocket and blocks radio transmissions (including alerts sent by [[PDA]]s and [[Implants#Health|health implants]]) around it, preventing people from screaming over the radio that you're killing them and/or taking their stuff. However, it also blocks your own radio, so keep it turned off when not in use. More details [[Syndicate Items#Signal Jammer|here]].

|- id="Door Hacker Assistant"
| Door Hacker Assistant
| <center>[[File:Door_Hacker.png]]</center>
| 100
| [[Engineering Objects#Multitool|Multitool]]-esque tool that makes [[Hacking#Doors|door-hacking]] easier. Screw open a door's maintenance panel, insert this into the door, and it'll indicate the function of each wire. It works on one wire at a time, taking about 5 seconds for each one, and it goes in the order shown on the UI. You must stand still during the process; if you're interrupted, it starts back at the first wire, even if it previously IDed it. Conveniently, it can also pulse wires, so once it's identified say, the power wire, you can immediately pulse that wire and crowbar the door open.<br><br>As the name implies, the door hacker does not identify wires on things that aren't doors, though it can still pulse wires for [[hacking]]. While it lacks a [[Murder#Special Attacks|special attack]], it otherwise behaves almost identically to the [[Engineering Objects#Multitool|multitool]], e.g. it connects [[MechComp]] components, tells how much power a wire on the floor has, etc. <br><br>There's a free one by the vendor, so this is here in case you need an extra.

|- id="Power Sink and Storage"
| Power Sink and Storage
| <center>[[File:SalvagersPowersink.png]]</center>
| 1000
| Steal the crew's electricity for profit. To deploy it, drop the power sink on a tile with an exposed wire connected to the [[Power Grid]], click on the power sink with a screwdriver (or equivalent), and then click on it with an empty hand to start siphoning power. It drains 45 kilowatts every few seconds  (reduced to 13.5 kW if it's not on the ship/station), storing power in its 20 megawatt batteries. Once you're done, remove the sink (do the steps to deploy it but in reverse order) and sell it to the M4GP13. You get 1 Salvage Point per kilowatt, so if you want to break even, have least 1 MW stored.<br><br>Aside from lower capacity and drain rate, this behaves identically to its [[Syndicate Items#Power Sink|Syndicate counterpart]], e.g. it explodes if it exceeds capacity, it lights up when stealing power (though it's not as intense), encouraging you to hide it somehow. 

|- id="Crank"
| Crank
| <center>[[File:PillBottle.png]]</center>
| 50
| A pill bottle that contains 5 pills of [[Chemicals#Crank|crank]]; each pill contains 10 units of the drug. [[Chemicals#Crank|Crank]] is a "cheap and dirty stimulant drug" that significantly reduces the duration of incoming stuns (to a greater extent than [[Chemicals#Methamphetamine|meth]]). Take too many, though, and you get some nasty overdose effects. 

|- id="Meth"
|Meth
| <center>[[File:PillBottle.png]]</center>
| 350 
| A pill bottle with 5 pills of [[Chemicals#Methamphetamine|methamphetamine]], a, quote, "highly effective and dangerous stimulant drug" that significantly reduces duration of stun debuffs received and increases movement speed, at cost of [[Doctoring#Brain|brain damage]]. Each pill has 10 units of [[Chemicals#Methamphetamine|methamphetamine]].

|- id="Telecrystal"
| Telecrystal
| <center>[[File:Telecrystal.gif]]</center>
| 225
| Give your [[Salvager#The Makeshift Teleporter|handheld teleporter]] an extra charge. In terms of number of charges, it is more economical to [[Salvager#Handheld teleporter to Magpie|buy a whole new hand tele]], since that option has a cheaper unit price (400/3 = 133 salvage points per charge). 

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===Items the M4GP13 Salvage and Barter System buys===
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{| style="font-size: 85%" class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Item
! class="unsortable" | Image
! data-sort-type=number | Price
! class="unsortable" | Description

|- id="Processed Material Bar"
| Processed Material Bar
| <center>[[File:SteelBarV2.png]]</center>
| <center>{{N/a|Varies by Material}}</center>
| As the M4GP13 eloquently puts it, "this forms the backbone of the salvage economy. We need it today and others will need it tomorrow." Notice the "Processed" part; it won't pay for raw ore, unless it's a raw [[Guide to Mining#Telecrystal|telecrystal]] or a rough [[Guide to Mining#Gemstone|gemstone]]. Luckily, there's a reclaimer right next to the vendor, plus another one inside the Magpie's podbay. 

Each material has a base price of 10 Salvage Points, save for [[Ore Processing#Glass|glass]] and [[Ore Processing#Slag|slag]], which are both worth just 4, and [[Guide to Mining#Char|char]], which is just 2. Some materials sell for more based on certain [[Ore Processing#Properties|material properties]], with multipliers for certain thresholds:
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! class="unsortable" | Property Threshold
! class="unsortable" | Example Material(s)
! data-sort-type=number | Multiplier

|-
| 7 [[Ore Processing#Reflectivity|Reflectivity]] or higher
| [[Guide to Mining#Syreline|Syreline]], [[Guide to Mining#Gold|gold]]
| 1.3x

|- 
| 5 [[Ore Processing#Radioactivity|Radioactivity]] or higher
| [[Guide to Mining#Cerenkite|Cerenkite]] (but not [[Guide to Mining#Plasmastone|plasmastone]])
| 1.3x

|-
| 5 [[Ore Processing#Density|Density]] or higher
| [[Guide to Mining#Koshmarite|Koshmarite]], [[Guide to Hydroponics#Tree|wood]]
| 1.2x

|-
| 5 [[Ore Processing#Hardness|Hardness]] or higher
| [[Ore Processing#Coral|Coral]]
| 1.2x

|-
| 5 [[Ore Processing#Electrical Conductivity|Electrical Conductivity]] or higher
| [[Guide to Mining#Pharosium|Pharosium]], [[Ore Processing#Copper|copper]]
| 1.2x
|}
As a example, humble [[Guide to Mining#Mauxite|mauxite]] has 5 Electricity Conductivity, so it's worth 10 * 1.2 = 12. (A lot of metals meet the Electrical Conductivity threshold, in fact.) These multipliers ''can'' stack, though multiplicatively rather than additively. For instance, [[Guide to Mining#Bohrum|bohrum]] has high Density, Hardness, AND Electrical Conductivity, so it sells for 1.2 * 1.2 * 1.2 * 10 = 17.28 Salvage Points. [[Ore Processing#Gnesis|Gnesis]] and its transparent version are worth 18.72, because they have high Electrical Conductivity, Density, and Reflectivity, netting 1.3 * 1.2 * 1.2 = 18.72 Salvage Points. Similar with [[Guide to Mining#Starstone|starstone]], except for Hardness, Density, and Reflectivity.

|- id="Material Sheets"
| Material Sheets
| <center>[[File:SteelSheetV2.png]]<center>
| 1
| Many things deconstruct into sheets rather than frames or raw materials, but conveniently, the vendor buys sheets. It doesn't matter what material they're made of or whether they're reinforced or not; each sheet is worth one point. In addition, the vendor accepts stacks of sheets, so you don't have to turn them in individually. If you have metal sheets and welding fuel, it's better to [[Construction#Slam gun|make them into slam guns]]; they take six sheets and sell for 50 points, more than eight times the sell price of six sheets by themselves. 

|- id="Wire"
| Wire
| <center>[[File:Wire.png]]<center>
| 1
| Because how can you call yourself a "salvager" if you don't steal the crew's [[Engineering Objects#Wire|cable]] for cold hard cash? The M4GP13 pays 1 Salvage Point ''per length'' of wire, not just per bundle, so diligent copper thieves get extra moolah. It accepts all wire colors and buys [[Engineering Objects#Reinforced Wire|reinforced wire]] too (but not [[Ore Processing#The Nano-Fabricator (Refining)|nano-fab coils]]), though color and reinforcement do not affect price. There's wire running all across the ship/station, so you could snip some away with your omnitool set to wirecutter mode (you have [[Engineering Objects#Insulated Gloves|insulated gloves]], so you won't get electrocuted), but [[Engineering]] and [[Tool Storage]] have several 30-length bundles of cable, for convenient 30 Salvage Point payouts.

|- id="Disassembled Frame"
| Disassembled Frame
| <center>[[File:ItemFrameV3.gif]]</center>
| <center>{{N/a|Varies}}</center>
| Use your [[Salvager#The Omnitool|omnitool]] and [[Engineering Objects#Deconstruction Device|deconstruction device]] to disassemble machines into [[Engineering Objects#Frame|frames]]. As the vendor description says, "price subject to source and quality of product", so while the UI indicates that frames are worth 100 Salvage Points, the price actually varies depending on the machine it came from. Many actually sell for only 40 Salvage Points. [[Medical Objects#NanoMed Plus|NanoMed Plus]] and [[Security Objects#SecTech|SecTech machines]] do sell for 100, and some are worth more than that. For example, a [[Making and Breaking#Robotics Fabricator|robotics fabricator]] will net you 120, while the [[Medical Objects#Port-a-NanoMed|Port-a-NanoMed]] sells for 160. In general, machines that have an access requirement are worth more than those that don't.<br><br>The value of the [[Engineering Objects#Frame|frame]] also depends on where you got it. Frames from [[Quartermaster#Items you can order|Cargo crates]] or the [[Ruckingenur Kit]] system are worth only 10% of their usual value. In addition, frames from areas away from the ship/station are worth only 80%. All this means that it's most profitable to steal the crew's equipment, as making/buying copies of it and raiding off-station/ship areas are penalized.

|- id="Robot Parts"
| Robot Parts
| <center>[[File:CyborgChestStandardV2-32x32.png]]</center>
| 25
| Demolish the [[cyborg]]s and sell their parts for scrap! All sorts of components are used to make cyborgs, but the M4GP13 specifically buys [[Cyborg#Arms and legs|arms]], [[Cyborg#Frame and chest|chests]], [[Cyborg#Frame and chest|frames]], [[Cyborg#Head|heads]], and [[Cyborg#Arms and legs|legs]]. In other words, it does ''not'' want [[Cyborg#Battery|batteries]], [[Roboticist#Brain|brains]], [[Cyborg#Upgrades|cyborg upgrades]], or [[Cyborg#Modules|module]]s. Each eligible component also has the same price, regardless of type.

|- id="Telecrystal"
| Telecrystal
| <center>[[File:Telecrystal.gif]]</center>
| 200
| Specifically raw, unrefined [[Guide to Mining#Telecrystal|telecrystals]]. They're worth less if you put them in the reclaimer, because at that point, they fall under "[[Salvager#Processed Material Bar|Processed Material Bar]]". You'll probably have to raid the [[Mining Department]] for these, though they might not have many because it's somewhat rare. Telecrystals also refill charges for the [[Salvager#The Makeshift Teleporter|handheld teleporter]], so there's a tradeoff between profit and escape options. 

|- id="Gemstone"
| Gemstone
| <center>[[File:Cytine.png]]</center>
| 150
| Specifically raw, uncut [[Guide to Mining#Gemstone|gems]]. They're worth much less if they've been put through the reclaimer. There are all sorts of different gems, divided into different tiers, but they're all worth the same. The [[Miner]]s might have some; if they don't, you may want to consider mining some yourself.

|- id="Bounties"
| Bounties
|<center>{{n/a}}</center>
|<center>{{N/a|Varies}}</center>
|The M4GP13 Salvage and Barter System may also ask for items that are found around the station.

|- id="Slam Gun"
| Slam Gun
| <center>[[File:SlamgunV2.png]]</center>
| 50
| Yeah, you can technically sell the [[Murder#SlamGun|slam guns]] you start with. Since [[Construction#Slam gun|you can make more of these]] relatively easily, they're worth much less than [[Murder#Kinetic Weapons|actual kinetic weapons]]. They go for the same price regardless of whether they're loaded or not, so it's best to save your ammo and sell them empty.

|- id="Zip Gun"
| Zip Gun
| <center>[[File:ZipGun.png]] [[File:Salvager Zipgun.png]]</center>
| 50
| Bought yourself a better gun? Sell your old zip gun and recoup the costs. The M4GP13 accepts both the [[Murder#ZipGun|one you can make]] and the [[Salvager#Customized Zip gun|one you can buy from this vendor]]. The price is the same regardless of what kind of ammo it's loaded with and regardless of whether it's loaded at all, so remember to unload them before selling.

|- id="Energy Guns"
| Energy Guns
| <center>[[File:TaserGunV2.png]] [[File:PhaserFlipped32x32.png]]</center>
| 340
| The M4GP13 buys [[Murder#List of Energy Weapons|energy-based guns]], guns that use power cells. There are a huge variety of such weapons, but they all sell for the same price, regardless of their damage output, mode, or charge level.<br><br>You'll usually find them in the hands of crew members who can put up a fight. [[Security Officer]]s often carry a [[Security Objects#Taser|taser]], [[Security Objects#Taser SMG|taser SMG]], or similar weapon. The [[Captain]] and [[Head of Security]] both get [[Security Objects#Energy Gun|energy guns]]. Instead of an egun, the latter may have a [[Security Objects#Lawbringer|Lawbringer]]. The former has an [[Murder#AntiqueLaser|antique laser gun]] on display in [[Captain's Quarters|their quarters]]; the M4GP13 will buy it even if it's still deactivated. The [[Armory]] also starts with whole racks of [[Security Objects#RP-4 Phaser Gun|phasers]] and [[Security Objects#Pulse Rifle|pulse rifles]], locked away behind several security mechanisms. If you're not planning to use any of these yourself, this is a good way to deprive Sec of weaponry.<br><br>The M4GP13 also accepts [[Salvager#Makeshift Laser Rifle|makeshift laser rifles]], even if they're broken or burnt. If you've bought one and later decide you'd rather use a different gun, you can sell it back and recover some of the points you spent. The vendor takes [[Artifact Research#Energy Gun|artifact guns]] too, so you may have some luck raiding the [[Artifact Lab]]. If you're lucky, you may find a [[Security Objects#RP-4 Phaser Gun|phaser]] or one of its variants in [[Guide to Mining#Abandoned Crates|locked crates]].  

|- id="Kinetic Guns"
| Kinetic Guns
| <center>[[File:DetectiveGunV2.png]]<br>[[File:RiotShotgunV3-48x32.png]]<br>[[File:TranquilizerRifleV3-48x32.png]]<br>[[File:RiotLauncherV2.png]]</center> <!-- Not necessarily exhaustive, more representational. You can imagine this as the standard FPS gun lineup of pistol, shotgun, rifle, and explosive launcher (and more not seen)-->
| 550
| Become an arms dealer! There are all sorts of kinetic guns, from [[Murder#List of Sidearms|sidearms]] to [[Murder#List of Longarms|longarms]], but they all sell for the same price. This category does ''not'' include [[Murder#Flamethrower|flamethrowers]], [[Medical Objects#NT Syringe Gun|NT syringe guns]], [[Murder#SlamGun|slam guns]], or [[Murder#ZipGun|zip guns]] (including the [[Salvager#Customized Zip gun|one the vendor sells]]). However, [[Murder#Super! Gun Friend|foam dart guns]] and [[Murder#Super! Revolver Friend|foam dart revolvers]] ''do'' count, as do the [[Salvager#Survival Rifle|Efnysien survival rifle]], [[Salvager#Four Letter Word|Four Letter Word]] (unless it's completely broken), and [[Salvager#Pump action shotgun|reclaimed shotgun]] sold by the vendor, so you can get some of your points back if you're not happy with your purchase or have chosen a different gun.<br><br>These things fetch high prices because they're relatively rare, hard to come by, and quite useful in combat. The [[Bartender]] famously spawns with a [[Murder#Fulmar 1881 Coach Gun|coach gun]], the [[Chaplain]] has [[Chaplain#Faith|Faith]], the [[Detective]] has a [[Security Objects#Piper .38 Revolver|Piper revolver]], and the [[Medical Director]] gets a [[Security Objects#Tranquilizer Rifle|tranquilizer rifle]]. None of them will part with their weapons without a fight. Some [[Security Officer]]s like to use the [[Security Objects#Puffin 40mm Riot Launcher|Puffin 40mm riot launcher]]. Security's [[Armory]] contains [[Security Objects#Tranquilizer Rifle|tranquilizer rifles]], [[Murder#Pelican Flare Gun|flare guns]], a [[Security Objects#Pod-Targeting Missile Launcher|missile launcher]], and [[Security Objects#Guillemot Riot Shotgun|riot shotguns]], but they're inside locked crates, so you'll have to figure out some way to break them open. 

|- id="Space GPS"
| Space GPS
| <center>[[File:SpaceGPSV3-32x32.gif]]</center>
| 150
| If the crew aren't going to use the [[Science Objects#Space GPS|space GPS units]], then, surely, they won't mind if you take them, right? You'll typically find these in [[Telescience]] and the [[Mining Department]], often gathering dust. They also usually accompany [[Implants#Tracking|tracking implants]]; [[Security (place)|Sec]] and the [[Bridge]] sometimes have them. Note this is different from the [[Space Pod#Ship Navigational GPS|Ship Navigational GPS]]; the M4GP13 does buy those, but they fall under "Ship Component".

|- id="Camera Monitor"
| Camera Monitor
| <center>[[File:PortableCameraViewerV2-32x32.png]]</center>
| 150
| Sell the [[Security Objects#Portable Camera Viewer|portable camera monitors]] in [[Detective's Office]] and/or [[Head of Security]]'s office for Salvage Points! They fetch a decent price, because being able to see if a certain place is occupied makes it easier to steal everything inside. The M4GP13 accepts other monitors too; for example, it takes the [[Rancher#Baby Monitor|Rancher's baby (chicken) monitor]] and the [[Scientist]]s' "expedition monitor".

|- id="Multitool"
| Multitool
| <center>[[File:MultitoolV2-32x32.png]] [[File:MultitoolOrange.png]]</center>
| 25
| [[Multitool]]s are handy for [[hacking]] and other applications, so naturally they have some value in the salvage market, though they're not worth that much. The M4GP13 accepts both the standard versions and the variants with colored stripes. [[Salvager#The Omnitool|Your omnitool]] already has a multitool mode, so you can afford to sell whatever multitools you've "salvaged" from the crew. These can be somewhat hard to come by. The [[Chief Engineer]] and their [[Engineer]] underlings get them, and [[Engineering|their work area]] has a [[Making and Breaking#Engineering Specialist Manufacturer|machine that can mass-produce them]] (though it requires special materials).

|- id="Pod Parts"
| Pod Parts
| <center>[[File:LightPhaserV2.png]] [[File:Warp1EngineV3-32x32.gif]] [[File:CargoHoldV2.png]]</center> <!-- Absolutely not comprehensive, but more a sample of what can sold-->
| 100
| In the future, there are no catalytic converters to steal, but you can sell almost every other piece of the vehicle. The M4GP13 buys basically every part you can insert and remove from a finished [[Space Pod]]. This includes [[Space Pod#Main Weapons|pod weapons]], [[Space Pod#Engines|engines]], [[Space Pod#Secondary Systems|secondary systems]], [[Space Pod#Comm Systems|communication systems]], [[Space Pod#Sensors|sensors]], [[Space Pod#Locomotion|locomotion systems]], lights, and even the [[Space Pod#Nanotrasen Life-Support System|life support]]. However, it does ''not'' buy [[Space Pod#Frame Kits|frame kits]], [[Space Pod#Pod Armor|pod armor sets]], or [[Space Pod#Paint Job Kit|paint job kits]]. In addition, basic and high-end stuff all go for the same price.

|- id="Computer Console Circuit Boards"
| Computer Console Circuit Boards
| <center>[[File:Peripheral.png]]</center>
| 100
| Circuit boards used for [[Computers|computer consoles]] sell for a pretty penny in the salvage market. This specifically refers to the items labeled "circuit board ([computer name])", not computer mainboards, which sell for nothing. Each board sells for the same price, regardless of how important it is (so a board for an arcade machine has the same price as a board for a cloning machine). You can get one by [[Construction#Console|tearing apart a console]]. Several circuit boards also spawn in [[Tech Storage]], sitting on some racks, as if waiting for someone to...liberate them.

|- id="Peripherals"
| Peripherals
| <center>[[File:IDScannerModule.png]] [[File:WiredNetworkCard.png]]
| 80
| [[ThinkDOS#Peripherals|Peripherals]] are hardware add-ons used to [[Construction#Terminal|build terminals]] and [[Construction#Heavy|heavy computers]].There are all sorts of different peripherals, but two of the most common are ID scanner modules and wired network cards (pictured), which you can obtain by raiding a [[Computers#CompTech|CompTech vending machine]]. (That vendor also has computer mainboards, which do not count as peripherals and sell for nothing, and Storage Drives, which also don't count but are worth much more.)
|}

==Salvage Station 13 - Playing as a Salvager==
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Aside from a hard mode [[Traitor|traitor]], you are one of the weakest antagonists when you spawn in, as you only have the tools to collect salvage, some zipguns or slamguns, and a fairly weak spacesuit. Over time however, with the more salvage points you collect and save, you can become a force to be reckoned with, with power comparable to a weaker [[Nuclear_Operative|Nuclear Operative]]. It's important to remember kills aren't the game, salvage is. Your combat ability and survivability depends on you accumulating salvage points and spending it wisely.

===Sneaky Salvage===
It's important to remember that people won't know your presence immediately. In fact, if you stay out of sight and in a [[Maintenance|dark place]], then people may think it's a [[Spy_Thief|Spief]] running around instead of a salvage team. However, there are a few things that could give away your presence.
*You wear orange. Nobody else wears orange. Any robust player that sees orange will automatically assume that you're a salvager.
**Your pod is orange too, giving away your presence entirely.
*You have tools that cannot be acquired by normal means, save for [[Admin|supernatural]] means. Your rucksack, makeshift teleporter, omnitool, and salvage reclaimer cannot be obtained anywhere else.

Your [[Construction#Zip_gun|zipgun]] is relatively quieter than most guns, and it can save you in a pinch or perform quiet takedowns on weaker opponents. The starting .22 ammo is weak, though, and you'll probably not be able to stand up to crew with armor (e.g. [[Security Officer]], [[Captain]], [[Head of Security]], [[Nanotrasen Security Consultant]])

Sometimes though, your early game may just not go your way. Fortunately, you have a decent shotgun for defense: the slamgun!
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