Big Book of Science (Fallout)
Talk0
15,661pages on
this wiki
this wiki
 | For an overview of this item's appearances in the Fallout series of games, see Big Book of Science. |
|---|
Big Book of Science | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
The Big Book of Science is a collection of writings on general science, written before the Great War.
Contents |
Characteristics
Edit
A set of books containing information about different scientific fields. Reading permanently improves your Science skill. Time will pass while reading. If used in inventory screen, rather than used in weapon slots, time will not pass until the inventory screen is exited.
LocationsEdit
FalloutEdit
| Closest map marker | Location description |
|---|---|
| Cathedral | Tower, level 3, on bookshelf |
| Cathedral | Lair, level 1, on the floor |
| Glow | Level 1, in locker |
| Glow | Level 4, in locker |
| Hub | Merchant: Mitch in Downtown |
| Hub | Merchant: Mrs. Stapleton in Downtown |
Fallout 2Edit
| Closest map marker | Location description |
|---|---|
| Gecko Powerplant | On the shelves in the supply cabinet. |
| Vault 8 | In a locker in the south-eastern quarters. |
| Gecko | On the shelves in the Manager's Office. |
| Stables | On the shelves in Myron's workroom. |
| Sierra Army Depot | Two in the desk in the CO's quarters, level three. |
| Sierra Army Depot | In the hands of a skeleton, level four. |
| Navarro | On the shelves in the Commander's office. |
| Navarro | In the workbench next to Quincy. |
| Enclave Oil Rig | On the scientist in the mainframe room, Reactor Level. |
| New California Republic | On the bookshelf in the outpost, NCR Bazaar. |
| Vault City | Merchant: Randall |
| San Francisco | Merchant: Lao Chou, Flying Dragon 8 |
| San Francisco | Merchant: Jenna in the General Store on the Oil Tanker |
| Vault City | Inner City Information Center, given to you by Chief Librarian Kohl if you profess a love of books. |
NotesEdit
- Chemistry journals look identical to Big Books of Science, and are almost completely useless, except for a quest in Fallout. In Fallout 2, however, they are completely useless.
|
|