From The Vault
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A cooked iguana, roasted in its own skin. |
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—-Iguana model |
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Some charred meat and vegetables on a cooking stick. |
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—-Skewer model |
Iguana-on-a-stick, available as a whole iguana or in the form of iguana bits, is an edible food item in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout 3 and Fallout Tactics to replenish hit points.
[edit] Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics
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| effects:
| Immediate:
+1 to +4 Hit Points
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| addiction:
| None
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| weight:
| 1 pound - 3 pound in Fallout Tactics
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| value:
| $20 for iguana model, $8 for fake model
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- In Fallout, it is found out that some Iguana Bits are actually human flesh bought from Doc Morbid in Junktown. These are sold at a discount, and appear as chunks-on-a-stick instead of an actual Iguana-on-a-stick.
- In Fallout and Fallout 2, it is possible to feed Dogmeat some Iguana-on-a-stick to keep him as a companion.
[edit] Fallout 3
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| effects:
| +2 rads, +5 HP
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| addiction:
| None
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| weight:
| 1
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| value:
| 5
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| base id:
| 1519A (Iguana Bits)
1519B (Iguana-on-a-stick)
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Iguana-on-a-stick is commonly found throughout the Capital Wasteland, in containers or being peddled by vendors.
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