Fallout 76: Official Guide

546 Pages·2018·160.27 MB·English

by  David Hodgson, Garitt Rocha, Prima Games

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QUEST WALKTHROUGHS:
Quest breakdowns and helpful guidance through your journey, from your
first steps outside the vault to collecting the last nuclear code!
SURVIVING ABOVEGROUND:
Detailed training, character creation guide, and combat strategies help
prepare you to embark on your adventure.
BUILDING AND CRAFTING:
Learn how to create shelter and necessary supplies with the
new Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform.
MULTIPLAYER:
Journey together with fellow Vault Dwellers for the first time!
Make teamwork work for you with effective strategies for
assembling your crew.
POST-APOCALYPTIC ATLAS:
Enhance your exploration with fully
labeled print maps, digital interactive
maps, and detailed information on
every wasteland location.
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Written by
David S. J. Hodgson and Garitt Rocha
www.primagames.com $29.99 USA / $38.99 CAN / £14.99 UK / $49.95 AU Maps by Loren Gilliland PRINTED IN ITALY
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F O R E W O R D
I’ve been playing video games too long to admit.
Years ago, I was blessed with my first job as a
game designer. And then I was blessed again to
be employed at Bethesda Game Studios to finish
up TES IV: Oblivion and then move on to our take
on the iconic Fallout universe with Fallout 3.
The Fallout franchise is one of legend. A world
set in an alternative timeline, full of both horror
and humor. A world where nearly anything goes,
where solving problems is not a straight line, a
world in which nothing is black and white.
The move into three dimensions, a first-person
perspective and real time forever changed the
way the game would be perceived. And now,
with Fallout 76, we are moving into another
dimension. One in which every other human you
interact with is another player, experiencing their
own story, in their own way, in their own home.
I’m excited to explore this vision with you, our
amazing fans. The thrill of participating in events
with your friends. The fear of stumbling on
someone deep in the forest when on your own,
wounded and low on ammo. The discovery of
creatures of local legend. The thrill of hunting
down a wanted murderer.
This game will tell you stories like none other. Set
out into Appalachia and lose yourself in your new
home, which you now share with others. And
if you stumble across a vault dweller playing a
banjo in their camp on the side of an irradiated
river, wave at them—that’s probably me.
Jeff Gardiner
Project Leader
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Training –6 Quests – 188 Atlas of Appalachia – Details

INTRODUCTION 276
STATUS: YOU WILL EMERGE! 6 QUEST INDEX 190 AN OVERVIEW OF APPALACHIA ............................................276
INITIAL PREPARATIONS FOR LIFE OUTSIDE VAULT 76 6 MAIN QUESTS 192 LMOACPA TLIEOGNE NTDYSP:E SW .O.R..L..D.. .M..A..P.. ..............................................................................................227767
LOOKING GOOD: CHARACTER CREATION .....................................6 RECLAMATION DAY ...........................................................192 MAP LEGENDS: LOCAL MAPS ...............................................277
THE PIP-BOY 2000 ...............................................................7 FIRST CONTACT ................................................................193 LOCATION STATISTICS ........................................................278
INITIAL INTERACTIONS...........................................................9 THIRST THINGS FIRST ........................................................195 APPALACHIA: WORLD MAP .................................................283
AGGRESSIVE INTERACTIONS ..................................................10 SECOND HELPINGS ............................................................196 REGION 1: THE FOREST 284
STATUS: YOU HAVE EMERGED! 14 FINAL DEPARTURE ............................................................197
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BACK TO BASIC ................................................................213 10. Flatwoods Lookout ...................................................289
SPECIAL ATTRIBUTES AND PERKS 36 RECRUITMENT BLUES .........................................................215 11. Overseer’s Camp .....................................................289
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DAILY QUESTS ..................................................................247 31. Gorge Junkyard (Workshop) .....................................305
CRAFTING AND MODIFICATIONS 94 REPEATABLE QUESTS .........................................................247 32. Morgantown ...........................................................306
DROP QUESTS ..................................................................247 33. Morgantown Trainyard.............................................308
CRAFTING: DO IT YOURSELF! ................................................94 THE FOREST (LEVELS 1–9) ...................................................247 34. Morgantown Station ................................................308
C.A.M.P.ING AND WORKSHOPS 109 TOXIC VALLEY (LEVELS 10–14) .............................................249 35. Morgantown Airport ................................................309
COUNTRY ROADS, TAKE ME HOME: CONSTRUCTION OVERVIEW...109 SAVAGE DIVIDE (LEVELS 15–24) ...........................................251 3367.. MPoorrtsgiadnet oPwubn. .H..i.g..h.. .S..c.h..o..o.l. ..................................................................................331110
PART 1: GOING C.A.M.P.ING .................................................110 THE ASH HEAP (LEVELS 25–29) ............................................252 38. Mama Dolce’s Food Processing .................................311
PART 2: WORKSHOPS ........................................................120 THE MIRE (LEVELS 30–34) ..................................................254 39. Vault-Tec University ..................................................312
PART 3: THE CONSTRUCTION COLLECTION .............................125 CRANBERRY BOG (LEVEL 35+) .............................................255 40. Grafton Dam ..........................................................314
RANDOM .........................................................................256 41. Slocum’s Joe ...........................................................315
42. Gauley Mine ...........................................................315
Inventory – 131 EVENT QUESTS 257 43. Arktos Pharma ........................................................316
THE FOREST (LEVELS 1–9) ...................................................257 44. Greg’s Mine Supply .................................................317
WEAPONS 131 TOXIC VALLEY (LEVELS 10–14) .............................................260 45. Bolton Greens .........................................................317
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EXCAVATOR POWER ARMOR ................................................163 CHALLENGES 273 60. Ohio River Adventures .............................................328
TT--5415B P POOWWEERR A ARRMMOORR . ................................................................................................................116634 A SMALL SAMPLING ..........................................................273 6612.. KBiallninagwsh Hao Cmoeusntetya dC e(Wmeotrekrsyh .o.p..). ..................................................................332288
T-60 POWER ARMOR ........................................................165 TREASURE MAPS 274 63. Silva Homestead......................................................329
X-01 POWER ARMOR .........................................................165 64. Orwell Orchards .....................................................329
ULTRACITE POWER ARMOR .................................................166 6656.. NCoeww SRpivoetrs GCroeragme eBrryid .g..e..—...W...e..s.t. ................................................................332299
AID 167 Atlas of Appalachia – 276 67. Lewis & Sons Farming Supply ...................................330
FOOD AND DRINK .............................................................167 6689.. KCaanmapw Ahad aNmusk .a..-.C..o..l.a.. .P..la..n..t. ..............................................................................333301
CHEMS ...........................................................................167 70. Camp Adams Lookout ..............................................331
PERK AND BONUS ITEMS ...................................................175 71. The Giant Teapot .....................................................331
JUNK 176 Bestiary – 508 72. Poseidon Energy Plant WV-06 ..................................332
73. Poseidon Energy Plant Yard (Workshop) .....................334
BJUANSEK CITOEMMPSO .N..E.N..T..S.. ....................................................................................................................117767 ENEMY ENCOUNTERS 508 ZONE D: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................334
WEAPON AND ARMOR MODS 185 THE FOREST: ZONE E—
Appendices – 524 CHARLESTON AND SURROUNDINGS 335
WEAPONS MODS ...............................................................185
ARMOR MODS ..................................................................186 ZONE E: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................335
POWER ARMOR MODS .......................................................187 ACHIEVEMENTS 524 74. Charleston ..............................................................336
75. Charleston Station ...................................................337
AMMO 187 BOBBLEHEADS, POWER ARMOR, 76. Charleston Railyard .................................................337
AND MAGAZINES 525 77. Charleston Landfill (Workshop) .................................338
APPENDIX: BOBBLEHEAD LOCATIONS ....................................525 7789.. AHVorRn Mwreidgihcta Iln Cduensttreira .l. .H..e..a..d..q.u..a..r.t.e..r.s. ......................................................333480
APPENDIX: POWER ARMOR LOCATIONS .................................533
APPENDIX: MAGAZINE LOCATIONS ........................................535
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80. Charleston Herald ...................................................341 REGION 4: SAVAGE DIVIDE 395 REGION 5: THE MIRE 450
81. Charleston Fire Department ......................................342
82. Charleston Capitol Building ......................................343 SAVAGE DIVIDE: ZONE A— THE MIRE: ZONE A—NORTH MIRE, THUNDER MOUNTAIN,
83. Wade Airport (Workshop) ........................................345 NORTH MOUNTAINS, SUNNYTOP, AND MONONGAH 396 AND BERKELEY SPRINGS 451
84. Summersville Dam ...................................................346
85. Summersville Docks .................................................346 ZONE A: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................397 ZONE A: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................452
86. Lakeside Cabins (Workshop) .....................................347 01. Palace of the Winding Path ......................................397 01. Freddy Fear’s House of Scares ..................................452
87. New Gad ...............................................................347 02. Converted Munitions Factory (Workshop) ...................398 02. East Ridge Lookout ..................................................452
88. Summersville ...........................................................348 03. Bailey Family Cabin .................................................399 03. Abandoned Bunker ..................................................452
89. Burdette Manor .......................................................349 04. Fissure Site Beta (Fissure) .........................................399 04. Hunter’s Shack ........................................................453
90. Sugarmaple ............................................................349 05. Site Bravo ...............................................................400 05. Southhampton Estate................................................453
91. Overlook Cabin ......................................................349 06. Monongah Power Substation MZ-01 ..........................401 06. Highland Marsh ......................................................453
92. Riverside Manor ......................................................349 07. Sunnytop Station .....................................................401 07. Abbie’s Bunker ........................................................453
93. Torrance House .......................................................351 08. Sunnytop Ski Lanes ..................................................402 08. Gnarled Shadows ....................................................453
94. Hornwright Summer Villa .........................................351 09. Sunnytop Ski Lanes Base Lodge .................................403 09. Gulper Lagoon ........................................................454
95. Fissure Site (Fissure) .................................................351 10. North Mountain Lookout ...........................................403 10. Ella Ames’ Bunker ...................................................454
ZONE E: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................352 11. Fissure Site Sigma (Fissure) .......................................403 11. Excelsior Model Home .............................................454
REGION 2: TOXIC VALLEY 353 12. Hopewell Cave ........................................................403 12. Fissure Site Omicron (Fissure) ...................................454
13. Pumpkin House .......................................................403 13. Mosstown ...............................................................455
TOXIC VALLEY: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .....................................354 14. Red Rocket Mega Stop .............................................404 14. Dolly Sods Lookout ..................................................455
01. The Crosshair ..........................................................354 15. Vault 94 (Vault) .......................................................405 15. Dolly Sods Wilderness .............................................455
02. Clancy Manor .........................................................354 16. Ingram Mansion ......................................................405 16. Dolly Sods Campground (Workshop) .........................456
03. Cobbleton Farm ......................................................354 17. Monongah Overlook ................................................405 17. Crashed Plane.........................................................456
04. Lady Janet’s Soft Serve .............................................355 18. Monongah Mine ......................................................405 18. Carson Family Bunker ..............................................457
05. Hemlock Holes ........................................................355 19. Monongah Power Plant ............................................406 19. Crevasse Dam .........................................................457
06. Hemlock Holes Maintenance (Workshop) ....................355 20. Monongah Power Plant Yard (Workshop) ...................408 20. Thunder Mountain Power Plant Yard (Workshop) .........457
07. Becker Farm............................................................355 21. Monongah ..............................................................408 21. Thunder Mountain Power Plant ..................................458
08. Grafton Station .......................................................356 22. Observatory ...........................................................409 22. Dyer Chemical ........................................................460
09. Grafton ..................................................................356 23. Ammo Dump...........................................................410 24. Braxson’s Quality Medical Supplies ...........................462
10. Eastern Regional Penitentiary ....................................357 24. Sons of Dane Compound ..........................................410 25. Berkeley Springs West (Workshop) ............................462
11. Smith Farm .............................................................359 25. Relay Tower LW-B1-22 .............................................411 26. Berkeley Springs......................................................462
12. Woods Estate ..........................................................359 26. Sylvie & Sons Logging Camp ....................................411 27. Big Maw ................................................................464
13. Wavy Willard’s Water Park ......................................359 ZONE A: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................411 28. Treehouse Village ....................................................464
14. Willard Corporate Housing ......................................360 29. Haven Church .........................................................464
15. Clarksburg..............................................................361 SAVAGE DIVIDE: ZONE B—CENTRAL MOUNTAINS, ZONE A: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................465
16. Clarksburg Shooting Club.........................................361 PLEASANT VALLEY, AND WHITESPRING 414
17. Toxic Dried Lakebed.................................................362 THE MIRE: ZONE B—SOUTH MIRE, HARPERS FERRY,
18. Kiddie Corner Cabins ..............................................362 ZONE B: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................415 AND TANAGRA TOWN 467
19. Black Bear Lodge .....................................................362 27. Seneca Rocks Visitor Center ......................................415
20. Graninger Farm ......................................................363 28. Seneca Rocks ..........................................................415 ZONE B: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................467
21. Pioneer Scout Lookout ..............................................363 29. The Sludge Hole ......................................................415 30. Hawke’s Refuge .......................................................468
22. Pioneer Scout Camp ................................................363 30. Seneca Gang Camp ................................................416 31. Sunday Brothers’ Cabin ...........................................468
23. Grafton Steel and Grafton Steel Yard .........................364 31. Wendigo Cave ........................................................416 32. Thunder Mountain Substation TM-01 .........................468
24. Poseidon Power Substation PX-03 .............................365 32. Autumn Acre Cabin .................................................417 33. Harpers Ferry .........................................................468
25. Colonel Kelly Monument ...........................................365 33. Toxic Larry’s Meat ‘n Go...........................................417 34. Southern Belle Motel ................................................470
26. Phillippi Battlefield Cemetery ....................................365 34. Skullbone Vantage ...................................................417 35. Abandoned Waste Dump .........................................470
27. Crashed Space Station .............................................365 35. Pleasant Valley Cabins .............................................418 36. Tanagra Town .........................................................471
28. Knife Edge ..............................................................365 36. Top of the World .....................................................419 37. Ransacked Bunker ...................................................471
29. Prickett’s Fort ..........................................................365 37. Pleasant Valley Ski Resort .........................................420 38. Big B’s Rest Stop ......................................................472
TOXIC VALLEY: SECONDARY LOCATIONS .................................366 38. Pleasant Valley Station .............................................420 39. Valley Galleria ........................................................472
REGION 3: THE ASH HEAP 368 39. South Cutthroat Camp ..............................................420 40. Treetops .................................................................473
40. North Cutthroat Camp .............................................420 41. Dabney Homestead (Workshop) ................................474
41. Central Mountain Lookout .........................................420 42. Camp Venture .........................................................474
THE ASH HEAP: ZONE A— 42. Yellow Sandy’s Still ..................................................421 43. KMAX Transmission .................................................475
BECKLEY AND MOUNT BLAIR 369 43. Cliffwatch ...............................................................421 ZONE B: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................475
ZONE A: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................370 44. Safe ‘n Clean Disposal .............................................421 REGION 6: CRANBERRY BOG 477
01. Camden Park ..........................................................370 45. New Appalachian Central Trainyard .........................421
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13. Nicholson’s End .......................................................376 SAVAGE DIVIDE: ZONE C—SOUTH MOUNTAINS, 08. The Thorn ...............................................................482
14. Abandoned Mine Shaft 4 .........................................376 SUGAR GROVE, AND SPRUCE KNOB 430 09. Forward Station Alpha .............................................482
15. Abandoned Mine Shaft Elaine ..................................377 10. Superior Sunset Farm ...............................................483
16. Mount Blair Trainyard ..............................................377 ZONE C: PRIMARY LOCATIONS .............................................431 11. Ranger District Office...............................................483
17. Mount Blair (Workshop) ...........................................378 56. Monongah Power Substation MZ-02 ..........................431 12. Ranger Lookout .......................................................483
18. Abandoned Mine Shaft 6 .........................................379 57. Blackwater Mine ......................................................432 13. Creekside Sundew Grove .........................................483
19. Rollins Work Camp ..................................................379 58. Middle Mountain Cabins ..........................................433 14. Bootlegger’s Shack ..................................................483
ZONE A: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................380 59. Emmett Mountain Disposal Site .................................433 15. Drop Site G3 ..........................................................484
60. Ripper Alley ............................................................434 16. Quarry X3 ..............................................................484
THE ASH HEAP: ZONE B— 61. National Isolated Radio Array ..................................434 17. Abandoned Bog Town (Workshop) ............................484
LEWISBURG, WELCH, AND GARRAHAN MINING 381 62. Sugar Grove ...........................................................435 18. Pylon V-13 .............................................................485
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ZONE B: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................393 46. Drop Site V9 ...........................................................504
47. Glassed Cavern .......................................................505
48. Fissure Site Prime (Fissure) ........................................506
49. Forward Station Delta ..............................................506
ZONE B: SECONDARY LOCATIONS ..........................................506
f76.indb 3 10/9/18 9:28 AM
Reclamation Begins!
WELCOME TO WEST VIRGINIA!
VAULT 76 WAS BUILT TO SAVE THE BEST AND THE BRIGHTEST IN THE EVENT OF A NUCLEAR HOLOCAUST.
ON RECLAMATION DAY, THEY WOULD EMERGE AND BEGIN TO REBUILD AMERICA. TODAY IS THAT DAY....
APPALACHIA: THE REGIONS OF WEST VIRGINIA
REGION 1: THE FOREST REGION 2: TOXIC VALLEY
The region surrounding Vault 76 was known as “the Forest” to the survivors The region known to survivors as “Toxic Valley” is covered by industrial
of Appalachia. Still rich in plant and animal life, it is an ideal place to white powder and polluted water sources. The lake and other deadly waters
scrounge for food and water. Although relatively untouched by the bombs, of the Toxic Valley region are home to all manner of mutated, aquatic
the Forest is still home to the mutated beasts that now roam the countryside. beasts. Above the fetid lake, Grafton Steel Mill was the center of economic
Survivors even reported finding mutated plants with unusual properties...Near development for the town of Grafton, and its large, industrial machines
the Vault 76 construction site is the small town of Flatwoods, which was home remain relatively intact. Grafton was built on the shores of the Tygart Valley
to a local motel, tavern, and church. Vault-Tec projections for the survivability River. It was a hub for shipping prior to the Great War, thanks to having
of the area’s residents were not optimistic. Farther to the northeast is the both water and railroad access. Now it seems deserted and inhospitable.
larger settlement of Morgantown, which was home to Vault-Tec University and Straddling the boundary between Toxic Valley and the Forest is Grafton Dam.
experienced something of a revitalization before the war. The townspeople Built to provide power to the Steel Mill, the dam is now filled with the polluted
all knew the harsh truth: that Vault entrance was not guaranteed. To the south waters of Toxic Valley.
is the old West Virginia capital of Charleston, one of the largest cities in the
area. Prior to the Great War, it was a hotbed of political dissent and saw
countless protests for workers’ rights.
REGION 3: THE ASH HEAP
Smoke and cinders constantly bellow up from the mines in the Ash Heap. Survivors believed this was
caused by fires in the tunnels below, raging unceasingly for some unknown reason. As the winds blow
and the wind changes, it is common for thick layers of filthy smoke to blanket the area, providing cover
for friend and foe alike. But there are reasons to venture into this choking nightmare; the mines deep
within Appalachia’s mountains still hold riches for those brave enough to venture below....Top of the
Heap, Mount Blair, was a large-scale coal mining site before the War, where gigantic digging machines
removed entire portions of the mountaintop at once. The Garrahans and Hornwrights were the two
major families in charge of Appalachia’s mining industry. They owned lavish estates in the mountains
overlooking their precious mines.
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Reclamation Begins!
THE FACTIONS OF
REGION 4: SAVAGE DIVIDE
WEST VIRGINIA
The region of
Appalachia known
to survivors as the
BROTHERHOOD OF STEEL
“Savage Divide”
is a mountainous
Taggerdy’s Thunder was a US Army Ranger unit led
area whose rocky
by Lieutenant Elizabeth Taggerdy. She continued to
landscape is difficult
lead her troops—as a Paladin—after they all joined
to cross and easy
the Brotherhood of Steel. Paladin Taggerdy was known for only recruiting
to get lost in. Before the Great War, these high mountains of Appalachia
from those who had military experience and found it difficult to coordinate
were home to ski resorts, bed-and-breakfasts, and cabins available to rent
with the other, more “civilian” factions in Appalachia. Fort Defiance served
by eager tourists. Among the most popular was Top of the World, originally
as headquarters for the newly established Appalachian branch of the
an enormous ski lift station, complete with shops and restaurants at its peak.
Brotherhood of Steel.
Farther north and nestled in the mountains is a spiritual retreat center known
as the Palace of the Winding Path. Its unique architecture stands in stark
THE FREE STATES
contrast to the rest of Appalachia. Elsewhere, government facilities dot the
landscape of Appalachia’s mountains. Trading rumors of the goings-on inside
The Free States were a group of Appalachian
those fenced-in walls was a popular prewar pastime.
anarchists who seceded from the United States
shortly before the bombs fell. Paranoid that the
REGION 5: THE MIRE
government was lying to its people about the Vault program, the Free States
movement built their own concrete bunkers to survive in case of nuclear
Known as the “Mire”
devastation. While Raleigh Clay was the public face of the Free States, his
by the survivors of
arrest would reveal US Senator Sam Blackwell to also be a driving force
Appalachia, this
behind the movement. Most of Appalachia considered the Free States
swampy region is
movement to be nothing but political agitators and traitors. After the war,
home to twisting vines,
many of these same people would turn to the Free States for help.
large tree canopies,
and tall grass. All
RAIDERS
easy places for things
to hide...Tread deeper into the dark swamp, and you may find mutated
The Raider groups of Appalachia were bloodthirsty
plants known as “strangler vines” that infest the Mire. They attach to living
psychopaths who terrorized the other survivors,
things, notably the large trees in the area. The Mire is also home to the Dyer
taking whatever they wanted from them. Expert
Chemical plant, which originally produced animal feed and other phosphates
scavengers, the Raider groups of Appalachia were surprisingly ingenuous
used for nearby farms. Another place to check for signs of life is Harpers
when it came to salvaging old world technology. After the bombs fell, several
Ferry, a small town that depended on tourism: This put them at odds with the
wealthy tourists on Appalachian ski holidays reverted to their baser instincts.
growing “Free States” movement, whose conspiracy theories put off patriotic
Selfishness turned to violence, and these entitled elitists became vicious Raiders.
visitors. Don’t leave the Mire without visiting the Survival Training Center, a
survival skills training facility, open to tourists who want to learn how to rough
THE RESPONDERS
it out in the wilderness. Hopefully, those lessons came in handy.
After the Great War, Appalachia’s emergency
REGION 6: CRANBERRY BOG
personnel mobilized to help their fellow citizens.
These Responders became part government, part
The colorful red floras
crisis relief. The Responders provided automated survival training to anyone
of Cranberry Bog
in need. And it was needed quite a bit. Survival and security became
were originally West
paramount after the devastation of the Great War, and the Responders
Virginia’s naturally
desperately tried to help as many of their neighbors as they could.
occurring cranberry,
pitcher, and sundew
THE WHITESPRING RESORT
plants. The survivors of
Appalachia avoided
Built in 1858, The Whitespring was famous
the Cranberry Bog more than any other region, and only the most well-
for its southern style and sulfur springs. The
equipped dared to travel here, not least because of the stories told about the
Whitespring Resort had a long history of
Allegheny Asylum, which was originally built in the mid-1800s as a treatment
business with the federal government and counted sitting US presidents
facility for the mentally ill. Farther into the Bog, Watoga was built as a joint
among its guests. Under great financial strain before the war, The
effort between the federal government, RobCo, and Atomic Mining Services
Whitespring was forced to sell much of its surrounding land and replace the
to build a “city of the future.” All public services in Watoga were designed to
resort staff with more cost-effective robots.
be completely automated, including a full staff of security robots.
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Training
S TAT U S : Y O U W I L L E M E R G E !
INITIAL PREPARATIONS FOR LIFE
OUTSIDE VAULT 76
WELCOME TO WEST VIRGINIA! AS YOU PREPARE TO LEAVE VAULT 76, WE SUGGEST
Your Pip-Boy, Your Friend
READING THIS INITIAL SECTION OF THE “TRAINING” CHAPTER TO FAMILIARIZE
INVENTORY MANAGEMENT! YOURSELF WITH MENU AND HEAD’S-UP DISPLAY (HUD) INFORMATION. YOU WILL
RADIO RECEIVER! THEN LEARN THE BASIC MANEUVERS (BOTH PASSIVE AND VIOLENT) THAT WILL SAVE
YOUR LIFE AFTER RECLAMATION DAY. YOUR APPALACHIAN EXPERIENCE AWAITS!
HEALTH MONITORING...
AND MORE!
Helpful Hint from Vault-Boy!
READ THIS FIRST!
You may be initially overwhelmed with the new life that awaits you outside of the safety of Vault
76. Before seeking calming chemical stimulants, it is worth familiarizing yourself with the Main
Menu (accessed via the map) and the “Help” option: This provides a complete basic training in the arts of
survival and is worth digesting before you seek deeper meaning about your emergence throughout this guide.
LOOKING GOOD: CHARACTER CREATION
You begin in Vault 76 with some adjustments to your appearance. Spend as long as you like changing your gender, face, and body. Then name your
character, and take a photo for your Vault 76 Resident Card. Don’t worry! This image (and your entire look) can be changed later.
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Training – Status: You Will Emerge!
THE PIP-BOY 2000
Once you leave your Vault chamber, you’ll have attached a RobCo Industries technological wonder to your wrist; the Pip-Boy 2000! This grants you a variety
of useful information and a HUD (Heads-Up Display) to augment your normal sight, but getting to know where all of this information is, and what it means,
may take a few moments.
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Information from Vault-Tec: When Target and Damage Taken: This changes Compass: This displays pertinent information including: nearby locations, TIA
you encounter something, Vault-Tec sends a from a dot to a target of varying dimensions enemies, quest checkpoints, checkpoint areas, events, CAMPs, your RY
helpful note. depending on the weapon or action you’re last death, other players, your Team Leader, Hostile Players, and the
Item Pick-up: When an item is gathered and undertaking. Use this to target a foe when Custom Marker.
stored, the name (and amount) is noted. firing from the hip, and the curved red marks to Other Information: Also expect this area to show location names,
Radio: If a radio station becomes available, determine where you’re being wounded from. your Caps Total when you gain or lose Caps, your Critical Hit Meter (in
you are informed here. Context Sensitive Information: When V.A.T.S.), Experience Points (XP) rewards, when you level up, and you or APP
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crippled, famished or parched, or receive button required is shown here, along with your 7 BOTTOM RIGHT SECTION ES
Carry Weight if you’re gathering an item.
a disease). Server-Related Information: When you enter the game world, join a
team, or the server has information to impart, it is listed here.
2 TOP MIDDLE SECTION 5 BOTTOM LEFT CORNER SECTION Ammo and Projectiles: The current ranged weapon ordnance you’re
Quest Start and Completion: If a new Health Bar: This shows your Health as a carrying, along with your currently-equipped projectile, are flagged here.
quest becomes available, its name and Vault-Boy percentage. The right side indicates how many Hunger and Thirst: This indicates how much food and drink you need to
animation appear here. Completion rewards are of the 1,000 Rads you can take, as after consume to gain bonuses and avoid penalties. If you don’t see either meter,
also shown here. receiving Rad damage, the right side of the bar you’re usually okay. Both meters drain over time (Thirst more rapidly).
Entity Information: When an entity is in fills up red. Take Rad-X (and protective clothing) Action Points (APs) and Current Conditions: APs are used up by
visual range, its health, level, and sub-type before entering radioactive areas, and take sprinting, Power Attacks, V.A.T.S., and steadying your aim. If your AP
are shown. Sub-types include: Boss (Crown), RadAway after contracting radiation to restore meter is too low, these actions may be blocked or canceled. AP constantly
Legendary (Star), Radioactive (Radiation), Toxic your Health Bar. regenerates unless you’re hungry, thirsty, or over-encumbered. Agility (total
(Poison Drip), Weak, Extra Difficulty (Stars), or Damage Type: This indicates the type of AP) and Endurance (Sprinting and AP) grant you a higher AP. Under the
too-powerful to handle yourself (Skull). damage. Normal damage isn’t flagged, but AP bar are any effects (penalties or buffs) you are suffering from, like being
Sneaking Level: If you’re Sneaking, your there are icons for Explosive, EMP/Pulse, Well-Rested or Mutated.
Level of Detection is indicated. Radiation, Energy, and Poison damage.
Reward Information: If you’ve completed 8 CORE (POWER ARMOR ONLY)
3 TOP RIGHT SECTION ad isCphlaaylleedng hee roer. other feat, information is briefly This measures the remaining energy in your Power Armor’s Fusion Core.
Quest Objectives: With one or more active Teammate Information: If you’re partnered Once the Fusion Core drains, movement and AP actions are impossible for
quests (for you and your teammates), the latest with friends, their icon and health bar are your Power Armor. Fusion Cores are automatically swapped, so always
objectives are listed here, with the compass shown here. carry a spare. Or eight.
showing the checkpoint or area to explore.
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PIP-BOY 2000: MENU ACCESS ACTIVATED!
Helpful Hint from Vault Boy!
Any items you carry have pertinent data displayed in the
STAT area of the screen, as follows:
Level (Weapons, Apparel): The level of an item (some items
are higher than your current level, and are grayed out. It’s impossible to
equip these until you reach the correct level). When you craft an item,
you can choose its level depending on your own (for every five Levels
you raise, you can unlock another).
CND (Condition) (Weapons, Apparel): This shows the current condition
of the item. The item’s condition will decrease through use and combat
RobCo Industries has constructed a tough wrist-mounted device with analog
damage until the item breaks and can no longer be used without
counters for the Date and Time, as well as a Rad-Meter. Here is how to read
repairing it at an appropriate workbench.
all four of the menus, vitally important to your well-being, on your Pip-Boy:
Damage (Weapons): This is the damage, in Hit Points, that the weapon
Active Menu: This menu allows you to bring up your C.A.M.P., switch
inflicts with a single bullet, shotgun blast, or beam strike.
between regular and “Quick-Boy” views, and access your Perks.
DMG Resist (Damage Resistance) (Apparel): This value does not indicate
STAT: Stimpak and RadAway: Immediately access these Chems for
the Hit Points of damage your armor absorbs from an enemy attack, but
faster narcotic delivery!
rather a percentage of the potential damage. Basically, if your DMG
ITEM: Fav, Inspect, Drop and Sort, Play: Favorite the 12 items, Resist is the same as your enemy’s weapon damage, expect to absorb
weapons, apparel, and aid you use the most. Inspect anything you pick around half of the attack’s damage. The higher the rating, the better the
up for additional data, drop items you don’t want to carry any more, and resistance.
play Holotapes.
Speed (Weapons): The swiftness of a melee-range weapon is listed here.
DATA: Toggle Active, Hide, Show on Map: Toggle quest information,
Ammo Type (Weapons): This is the type of ammunition the weapon uses.
turn it on your off if your HUD is getting cluttered, as well as showing Quests
Scavenge, purchase, or craft more of this to keep yourself from running
on your map.
out of ammo. Receiver mods can change the ammo type.
STAT Tab (Status): Maintain your health and well-being as well as your
Fire Rate (Weapons): The number of shots you’re likely to get off within a
SPECIAL abilities from this tab.
10 second span of time, not including reloading. The higher, the better.
ITEM Tab: Check your arsenal, outfits, chems, collection, and auxiliary
Range (Weapons): The distance the weapon can fire before the projectile
objects in your collection from this tab. Access information for your Weapons,
fired from it begins to loose its potency. The higher, the better.
Apparel, Aid, Misc (items that don’t fit into other categories), Holo (your
Holotapes), Notes (clues you’ve picked up as well as Recipes and Plans), Accuracy (Weapons): Unsurprisingly, this is how precise each shot from
Junk (“useless” items you break down into useful crafting, modding, or the weapon can be, within the parameters of the weapon’s range. The
building components), Mods (for advanced weaponry or armor), and Ammo. higher, the better.
DATA Tab: Access and highlight all the various quest-related activities you Information (Aid): This indicates the SPECIAL attribute the Aid will affect,
are undertaking from this tab. the HP or AP the item grants you, whether you’ll receive Rads, the
chance at Disease, and whether the item is Water or Food; basically all
RADIO Tab: Highlight and tune in to any available music or transmitting
helpful information to know before a consumable is used.
station within a specific radius.
Components (Junk): This extremely helpful information shows what
PIP-BOY FLASHLIGHT
components a piece of Junk breaks down into when scrapped at a
workbench.
Remember that your
Pip-Boy, certain mining Weight (Weapons, Aid, Misc, Holo, Notes, Junk, Mods, Ammo): This is
helmets, and Power how heavy the item is. Every single item has a weight, and once the
Armor helmets all have total of all your Inventory items is higher than your Carry Weight, you
flashlight capabilities start to suffer penalties.
for exploring in dark
Value (Weapons, Aid, Misc, Holo, Notes, Junk, Mods, Ammo): This is
places. Though the
how many Caps you can expect to receive when you sell this item to a
green-tinged hue you
Vendor. Use this value if you’re selling to other players too.
give off attracts both enemies and Vault-Dwellers alike (making this a non-
starter for a stealthy infiltration of an area), you’re far less likely to get lost,
miss loot or enemies, or lose your footing. To turn on your Pip-Boy’s (or Power
Armor’s) flashlight (or headlamp), hold down the button you used to access
the Pip-Boy, and again to turn it off again.
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