SUBNAUTICA 2 GUIDEDeep-sea field manual

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Lead is a raw material found in the Lead Zone and Overgrown Ruins. It is used in crafting and contains toxic properties that affect the local biosphere.

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CategoryRaw Materials
SourceLead Node, Lead Deposit
BiomeLead Zone, Overgrown Ruins
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Lead, found in the form of galena, is a Raw Material used in crafting. Collecting lead for the first time unlocks the recipe for Sugar of Saturn.

Lead

Recipe

Lead can be produced in a Metal Farm.

MachineInputOutputTime
Metal FarmLead3x Lead10:00

Obtaining

Lead can appear as:

  • Resource Nodes that are broken by hand or using any Tool.
  • Resource Deposits that are broken with the Sonic Resonator.

Lead can be found in the Lead Zone and around the Overgrown Ruins.

A good source of Lead can be found around the Cicada Wreck (Lander Garage) about 370m northeast of the Lifepod.

Uses in Crafting

  • Sugar of Saturn (Unlocked upon first collection)

Databank Entry

Lead (Pb, element 82).

A dense metal and the heaviest stable element. Found in many ores.

Useful in construction alloys, ballast, radiation shielding, and some very large batteries.

Due to this world's high metallicity, lead plays an unknown but significant role in the biosphere. All indigenous organisms and water sources are tainted with lead.

Lead can mimic other metals involved in human biology, replacing them in critical reactions. It is a devastating toxin. Long term exposure requires urgent chelation therapy. Take any possible steps to remove lead from your food and water supply.

The presence of organolead compounds in the biosphere of Rakshasa played a major role in the breakdown of the expedition and the renewal of the Obraxis Principle.

In Game

![A Lead Deposit found in the Lead Zone.](Small and Large Lead Nodes.png) ![Closeup view of two Lead Nodes.](Medium Lead Nodes closeup.png)

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