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FALLOUT 3 Checklist FALLOUT 3 Checklist Enjoy Bobbleheads Agility Greener Pastures Disposal Site – Office Table Barter Evergreen Mills – Bazaar Alcove Where NPC Is Big Guns Fort Constantine – CO Quarters Inside Open Safe Charisma Vault 108 – Cloning Labs Endurance Deathclaw Sanctuary – First Chamber Energy Weapons Raven Rock – Quest Line Location One Time Visit Explosives Sealed Cisten Near WKML Broadcast Station Intelligence Rivet City – Science Laboratory Lockpick Bethesda Ruins – East Offices Top Floor Luck Arlington House Medicine Vault 101 – Dads Table (Obtain After Examination Which Follows Flashback) Melee Weapons Dunwich Building – Virulent Underchambers Perception The Republic Of Dave – Museum Of Dave Repair Arefu – Evan Kings House Science Vault 106 – Living Quarters, Medical Bay Small Guns National Guard Depot – Armory Sneak Yao Guai Tunnels – Den Section Speech Paradise Falls – Eulogy’s Pad Strength Megaton – Lucas Simms House Unarmed Rockopolis – Next To Argyles Corpse Skill Books Tales Of a Junktown Jerky Vendor (Barter) 1 Abandoned Car Fort Near a Mattress + Crate 2 Reclining Groves Resort Homes Northeast House On Shelves 3 Vault 92 Gordie Summers Store and Weapons 4 Grisly Diner Behind Counter On Shelf 5 Enclave Camp On Or With Enclave Troops Dropped On Bridge (Think random Encounter) 6 Little Lamplight Murder Pass Easter Cave Shack On Top Of Toilet 7 Wasteland Gypsy Village Shack Near Picnic Table 8 Bethesda Ruins Underworks Section By Skeleton, Baby Carriage. 9 National Guard Depot Depot Training Wing 10 Bethesda Suburbs Raider Shack Master Bedroom 11 Tenpenny Tower Tenpenny Suites Northest Room (Susan Lancasters Suite) 12 Willys Grocer Inside By Counter 13 The Concrete Treehouse Near Mattress On Treehouse Floor 14 Super-Duper-Mart Near Storage Room Terminal 15 Arlington Library Media Archive Pool Room 16 Lady Frumpertons Fasions Near Counter On Top Of Floor Safe 17 Vault-Tec HQ Guest Relations, NW Balcony 18 The Statesman Hotel Lobby, Upstairs Bedroom NE On Desk 19 Container Truck Near Truck Inside a Barrel-Filled Container By Dead Wastelander 20 The National Archives Button Gwinetts Strongroom 21 Capitol Building East Entrance, On Cubicle Desk 22 Hubris Cosmetics Publishing Rear Of The Foyer Desk 23 County Sewer Mainline On Galla The Ghouls Corpse U.S. Army: Handy Flamethrower Recipes. (Big Guns) 1 Irradiated Silo and Barn Hillside To The NE, Near Dead Mercenary Corpse 2 Jacknifed Truck On Freeway Front End Of Wrecked Coach, Near On Ramp 3 Five Axels Rest Stop Inside One Of The Truck Containers 4 Little Lamplight Murder Pass, Dead End On Western Side Of Rope Bridge 5 VAPL – 58 Power Station On Roof By BBQ 6 Scrapyard Inside Johns Treasure Box 7 Wheaton Armory Inside Irradiated Inner Locked Chamber, W/Weapons Cache 8 Bethesda Ruins Bethesda Offices East, Raider Boss With Flamethrower 9 National Guard Depot Armory and Bunker, Inside Armory On Table With Fatman. 10 Jacknifed Truck Under Monorail Irradiated Weapons Cache In Back Of Truck 11 Evergreen Mills Southern Shack, In The Bedroom 12 Jacknifed Truck Inside Truck Container 13 Car Dealership Interior, NE Corner Of Raised Area 14 Dots Diner Behind Counter 15 Raider Camp Old Scavenger Hut, Near Matress. 16 Anchorage Memorial Service entrance, sewers utility area, amid junk 17 Sunken Sewer Northern, irradiated end, along with other items 18 Auto Shop Interior On SE Corner Desk 19 La Maison Beauregard Lobby Behind Lobby Desk 20 Capital Building West Entrance Rotunda, w/ weapon cache on wall 21 Tunnel Cache With Rest Of Cache 22 Farragut West Station Weapons Cache Behind Hatch Door 23 Arlington Utility On Raiders Eating Balcony 24 Arlington/Falls Church Metro Container To The North, Inside On The Chair 25 Franklin Metro Utility Rickety Shelving, Along Irradiated Tunnel Nikola Tesla and You (Energy Weapons) 1 Deathclaw Sanctuary Initial Chamber Next To Corpse Pile 2 Mason Dixon Salvage Inside On Of The Abandoned Shacks 3 Raider Wharf On The Boat Moored To The SW 4 MDPL-21 Power Station Inside Near The Workbench 5 Abandoned Tent Inside Tent 6 Vault 92 Sound Testing, Inside Recording Studio 7 Vault 87 Reactor Chamber, Small Crate In Front Of Mannequin 8 Fort Bannister Commanding officer’s quarters, central silo area, on hidden roof alcove w/ sandbags and ammo, drop down from stairs directly above. 9 Vault 106 Living Quarters, Upper Atrium In Crate On Desk 10 Jury Street Metro Station Gold Ribbon Grocers, Freeform Quest 11 Canterbury Commons Robot Repair Center, next to a toolbox and disabled Protectrons on a desk next to the conveyor belts in generator room 12 National Guard Depot Lower Floor Storage Room, Same Floor As Utility Hatch 13 Evergreen Mills Bazaar “good time” cells, inside locked cell on bunk bed 14 Jocko’s Pop and Gas Stop Inside Shack On Counter 15 Robco Facility Offices and Cafeteria Second Floor, Desk In NW Corner 16 Ruined Calverton On a Low Bookcase Shelf 17 Megaton Your House After Purchase Of Science Theme 18 Red Racer Factory CEO Offices, Small Room To The South 19 Talon Company Recon Camp On a Table By Exposed Bunk Bed 20 Museum of History Entrance, Foyer Restroom 21 Museum of Technology Upper Area At Top Of Stairs, Small Security Room 22 Capital Building West Entrance In a Storage Room W/ Metal Door Off Southern Corridor 23 Farragut West Metro Station Floor Safe In MDCTA Service Office 24 Foggy Bottom Station On the computer console adjacent to the Protectron charging pad 25 Taft Tunnel On a picnic table near Nuka-Cola Quantum. Only available during Main Quest: The Waters of Life Duck and Cover (Explosives) 1 Fort Constantine Launch Control Bunker, On Launch Control Desk 2 Deathclaw Sanctuary Locked Footlocker At Entrance 3 Overlook Raider Shack Skeleton Near Rusting Cars and Ammo Boxes 4 Monorail Train Wreckage (Raider By The Bath Camp) 5 Vault 92 Overseer’s Office On Bookcase 6 Old Olney Olney Sewers By Skeleton At Dead End Of Rocky Tunnel 7 Wasteland Gypsy Village Inside The Shack w/ Tree Stump Left Of Door 8 Hamilton’s Hideaway Interior Raiders Hideout On Counter 9 Springvale School Second Floor On Desk By Terminal 10 Ruined House On a Shelf In The Building 11 National Guard Depot Depot Offices Archives Room, Central Wooden Counter 12 Wastelander Mine Trap In Among Other Items 13 Charnel House Upper Floor End Of Platform 14 Evergreen Mills Foundry, top of lower pods in SW corner, w/ body on mattress. Jump down, or use weapons to knock it down. 15 F.Scott Key Trail and Campground Middle Picnic Table In BBQ Area 16 Drainage Chamber Trap Filled Underground Office 17 Warrington Township On a Shelf In Debris Pile At East End Of Street 18 Scavengers Bridge On Shelves In Scavengers Bridge Shack 19 The Citadel Laboratory In Tiny Crate, Lower Floor Rest Room 20 Alexandria Arms Lower Level Side Room Just Before Double Doors to Recreational Area 21 Festive Raider Camp Among Other Items 22 Bunker Near Bunk Beds In Middle Of Tunnel 23 The National Archives On The Side Of A Tipped Over Desk In NW Corner Of Largest Room With Shelves At Northern End 24 The National Archives Archives Sub-Basement Tunnel Junction Through Gate 25 Falls Church Raider Camp Ticket Booth Tumblers Today (Lockpick) 1 Broadcast Tower KB5 Drainage Chamber By Corpse Near Office Door 2 Mason Dixon Salvage Inside Abandoned Shack On Table 3 Roosevelt Academy Arts and Athletics Hall Third Floor In SW Office Near Locker Room 4 Overlook Raider Shack On The Shelves 5 Jacknifed Truck (Near Crossing) Inside The Container At Back Of Truck 6 Minefield – Gibson House Downstairs On Office Desk Next To Burned Out Terminal 7 Wasteland Gypsy Village Outside By The Top Of Shack In Open Refrigerator 8 Germantown Police HQ Basement Weapons Storage On Shelf Next To Fatman 9 Meresti Trainyard Interior Tunnels Among Roberts Collection Of Junk 10 Vault 106 Science Labs On a Table With Mil Bottles NE Corner Of Level 11 Jury Street Metro Station Gold Ribbon Gracers 12 Cratered Hamlet In A Bathtub In One Of The Ruined Houses 13 Vault 108 Entrance, in entrance lvl south reactor room storage closet, behind some stacked crates, under a Nuka-Cola Quantum. Almost impossible to obtain, good luck (Turn Of Clipping On PC Or Try To Get Free With Grenades) 14 Smith Casey’s Garage Inside The Open Safe Near Mattress 15 Ruined Office building Second Floor Ruined Ledge 16 Nuka-Cola Plant Milo’s Office At Back Near The Safe 17 Talon Company Camp Inside Small Lab Room 18 Arlington Library Media Archive On a Desk On The North Wall Of The SW Room 19 Flooded Metro Raider Camp Missile Launcher Vantage Point On West Of The Camp 20 Mama Dolce’s Processed Foods Food Distribution On the Ground By Skeleton and Safes In Lower Tunnel Cave Area 21 Office Building #1 On The Desk Near South Wall 22 L.O.B Enterprises East Wing Near The CEO’s Desk 23 Freedom Street Station Scavengers Barricade On Shelf 24 Sewer Hidden Stash w/ Cluster Of Ammo Boxes 25 Franklin Metro Utility Near Desk Terminal and Gate, Among Ammo Boxes. D.C. Journal Of Internal Medicine (Medicine) 1 Fort Constantine Bomb Storage Experimental Chamber On Table Near Fatman 2 Mason Dixon Salvage Inside One Of The Abandoned Shacks 3 Roosevelt Academy Ground Floor Nurses Office, Desk In SE Corner 4 Oasis Sunken Chambers In a Small Crate At The Sunlit West End 5 Toxic Pond Next To Dead Scientist 6 Vault 92 Living Quarters Lower Level 7 Green Pastures Waste Disposal Site Makeshift Shack Near The Wasteland Recluse 8 Relay Tower KX-B8-11 Radio Alcove Through Hatch Door Near Pre War Book 9 Minefield – Benson House On a Desk In Master Bedroom 10 Shalebridge Dead Mercenary East Of Ant Hills 11 Jailbert Brothers Waste Disposal Inside The First Office On a Shelf 12 Germantown Police HQ Top Floor North Conference Room 13 Hallowed Moors Cemetery On Some Shelves 14 Big Town Red’s Clinic In The Kitchen 15 Robco Facility Offices and Cafeteria Second Floor Computer Office Room.
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