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“Go talk to Wint.”
Kidd is a ghoul who is encountered in the Old Olney Underground in 2277.
Background
Kidd is part of a group of likeminded ghouls that decided to forge ahead into unexplored territories under the leadership of Sanders, and set up a new ghoul settlement to rival Underworld. Kidd and Wint are leaving this area at speed, as their camp has been compromised by deathclaws they had tragically overlooked the whereabouts of.[1]
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character is essential. Essential characters cannot be killed. | |
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This character is a permanent companion. | |
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This character is a temporary companion. | |
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This character starts quests. |
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This character is involved in quests. | |
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This character is a doctor. |
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This character is a merchant. |  -Sells: - |
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This character can repair items. | Max Repair condition: - |
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This character rents beds. | -.
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This character drops an ear upon death (Contract Killer). | |
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This character drops a finger upon death (Lawbringer). | |
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This character can be enslaved with the Mesmetron. | |
Quests
- Shock Value: When the player enters the Old Olney Underground to find the Tesla coil, they will see Kidd and Wint fleeing the underground. Kidd will not engage in dialogue with the Lone Wanderer, telling him to speak to Wint instead.
Inventory
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| Wasteland wanderer outfit Stormchaser hat |
10mm pistol or .32 pistol or Chinese pistol or Sawed-off shotgun |
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Appearances
Kidd appears only in the Fallout 3 add-on Broken Steel.
Behind the scenes
- His name is a reference to Mr. Kidd, a character in Sir Ian Fleming's novel and similarly titled James Bond film, "Diamonds Are Forever" who is partners with a man named Mr. Wint.
