Mining & resources · Item
Electric organ
The charged organ of an electric eel of Europa: three of them in an iron case make a 10 kWh battery, no lithium needed.
In the game
How to get it
Electric eels hunt in packs under Europa's ice; beaten, three in five drop their organ.
What it is for
At the crafting grid: an iron sheet over copper wire, three electric organs, epoxy and iron sheets -- the same lithium battery of 10 kWh. It stores your Europa base's power and recharges a submarine.
Why it exists
The eels carry their power with them: a battery under the ice without hauling lithium from the Earth.
The same text the game shows in its progress tree and on the item's sheet (I).
The electric organ still crackles with the charge of its Electric eel.
How to get it
Electric eels hunt in packs of 3 to 5 under Europa's ice; beaten, three in five drop their organ (and scales). Packs come back around whoever swims the ocean.
What it is for
The battery without lithium: at the crafting grid, the lithium battery's pattern with three electric organs in place of the lithium ingots (iron sheets, copper wire, epoxy). 10 kWh, up to 5 kW: the store of a sea-floor base, a submarine's spare charge.
Why it exists
Every danger of the worlds pays something useful; under the ice, the eels' gift is power.