F. Scott Key Trail & Campground
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The F. Scott Key Trail & Campground is a camping ground located south of Girdershade and north of the Dunwich Building in the Capital Wasteland.
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The campground isn't much more than a couple of park benches and a small tow-camper, but is of note because it is one of the places where the deathclaw gauntlet schematics can be found. Around the edges of the camp are a few mole rats, robobrains, yao guai, radscorpions, and one or two deathclaws.
There is not much loot in the camp. What can be seen however are many human remains, most of which are bones. There is a rather rare sight of an infant's remains on the ground by the picnic table, right to the east of the trailer next to the scenic overlook sign. Other than that, there are only bits of clutter, such as plates, a pressure cooker, pans, tin cans, small ruined books, squirrels on a sticks, iguana on a stick, squirrel stew, a coffee pot, and coffee mugs.
A wastelander lives in the camper van from where the schematics may be acquired. They will be attacked by the nearby creatures and will almost certainly be killed by them, unless the player intervenes. Even then, the wastelander has a very low chance of survival and saving them unlocks no dialogue choices, as all they will say is "I have nothing to say to you" upon interaction.
Notable lootEdit
- Inside a small camper, there is one of the deathclaw gauntlet schematics.
- One Duck and Cover! skill book can be found in the camp. It is a short way downhill from the camper on top of the central picnic table in the picnic area.
NotesEdit
A random encounter spawn site is south of here.
AppearancesEdit
The F. Scott Key Trail & Campground appears only in Fallout 3.
Behind the scenesEdit
The name of this location is a reference to Francis Scott Key, writer of the lyrics to "The Star-Spangled Banner", the national anthem of the United States. Although there are several other locations and landmarks in the real world named after him, the campground exists only in Fallout 3.
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