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|map marker =Nearest: [[Bethesda Ruins]] |
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|factions =[[Raiders (Fallout 3)|Raiders]] |
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+ | |cell name =FFRaiderCamp19 (exterior)<br />zFFRaiderCamp19House (interior) |
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+ | |refid ={{ID|001822}} (exterior)<br />{{ID|000c90e4}} (interior) |
|footer =[[file:Raid shack interior.jpg|240px]] |
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| − | The '''raid shack''' is an unmarked location in the [[Capital Wasteland]] occupied by [[Raiders (Fallout 3)|raiders]]. It can be found due east of the [[Bethesda |
+ | The '''raid shack''' is an [[Fallout 3 locations|unmarked location]] in the [[Capital Wasteland]] occupied by [[Raiders (Fallout 3)|raiders]]. It can be found due east of the [[Bethesda ruins]], north of the [[Chryslus Building]], and south of the [[Wheaton Armory]]. |
==Layout== |
==Layout== |
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===Exterior=== |
===Exterior=== |
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| − | There are two raiders outside, patrolling the front of the house. There is also a small white trailer with two [[ammunition box |
+ | There are two raiders outside, patrolling the front of the house. There is also a small white trailer with two [[ammunition box]]es and [[Buffout (Fallout 3)|Buffout]] just to the right when you enter the grounds. On the opposite side of the yard there is a table with various items and one ammunition box. Another ammunition box is further under the table and hard to spot. |
===Interior=== |
===Interior=== |
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| − | Once you enter the shack, there will be three or four raiders depending on your level, one with a [[Flamer (Fallout 3)|flamer]] upstairs and another wielding the unique [[Combat knife (Fallout 3)|combat knife]], [[Stabhappy]] |
+ | Once you enter the shack, there will be three or four raiders depending on your level, one with a [[Flamer (Fallout 3)|flamer]] upstairs and another in the kitchen wielding the unique [[Combat knife (Fallout 3)|combat knife]], [[Stabhappy]]. |
There are various supplies within the house and the layout is simple. Downstairs is the kitchen and living room. Upstairs is a master bedroom, kid's bedroom and a bathroom. All beds in the shack can be slept in. There are many weapons and health items as well as ammunition scattered throughout the house. |
There are various supplies within the house and the layout is simple. Downstairs is the kitchen and living room. Upstairs is a master bedroom, kid's bedroom and a bathroom. All beds in the shack can be slept in. There are many weapons and health items as well as ammunition scattered throughout the house. |
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==Notable loot== |
==Notable loot== |
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| + | * [[Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor (Fallout 3)|Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor]] upstairs, on the night table in the master bedroom to the right along with some [[railway spikes]]. |
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| − | + | * [[Stabhappy]], a unique [[Combat knife (Fallout 3)|combat knife]], may be found on one of the raiders, and it is possible to get as many copies as you like, since the raiders respawn. |
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| − | | [[Stabhappy]], a unique [[Combat knife (Fallout 3)|combat knife]], may be found on one of the raiders, and it is possible to get as many copies as you like, since the raiders respawn. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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| + | * [[Stabhappy]] will always be found on the raider that is spawned in the kitchen when you enter the house. They might move around the house but they always spawn in the kitchen. |
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* The [[mailbox]] in front of the house just southwest of the front door is rigged with an explosive. It can be rearmed as a timed trap (10 seconds), or as a proximity trap. |
* The [[mailbox]] in front of the house just southwest of the front door is rigged with an explosive. It can be rearmed as a timed trap (10 seconds), or as a proximity trap. |
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* Even though there are a number of ruined houses in the area there doesn't appear to be loot in any of them except one house directly south-east of the raid shack that has a locked cabinet. The majority of the houses do have mailboxes, however. |
* Even though there are a number of ruined houses in the area there doesn't appear to be loot in any of them except one house directly south-east of the raid shack that has a locked cabinet. The majority of the houses do have mailboxes, however. |
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| − | * To the south |
+ | * To the south is a raider camp, which changes into an [[Fallout 3 Enclave outposts and camps#Chryslus building|Enclave camp]] taken over by raiders after [[The Waters of Life]]. They've looted the Enclave soldier's bodies and are using a combination of raider and Enclave equipment. |
* The layout of the raid shack is very similar to the houses in [[Andale]] and [[Minefield]], if not exactly the same. |
* The layout of the raid shack is very similar to the houses in [[Andale]] and [[Minefield]], if not exactly the same. |
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* [[Yao guai (Fallout 3)|Yao guai]] (or other random critters) may spawn nearby and fight the raiders outside the shack, making it easier for the player to get inside. |
* [[Yao guai (Fallout 3)|Yao guai]] (or other random critters) may spawn nearby and fight the raiders outside the shack, making it easier for the player to get inside. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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The raid shack appears only in ''[[Fallout 3]]''. |
The raid shack appears only in ''[[Fallout 3]]''. |
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| + | ==Behind the scenes== |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery widths=210> |
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| + | Raid shack Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor.jpg|Raid shack [[Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor (Fallout 3)|Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor]] |
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| + | Raid shack Ground view front.jpg|Ground view front |
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| + | TES04.png|The Elder Scrolls 4 reference |
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| + | </gallery> |
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{{Navbox locations FO3}} |
{{Navbox locations FO3}} |
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Revision as of 23:01, 24 April 2015
The raid shack is an unmarked location in the Capital Wasteland occupied by raiders. It can be found due east of the Bethesda ruins, north of the Chryslus Building, and south of the Wheaton Armory.
Layout
Exterior
There are two raiders outside, patrolling the front of the house. There is also a small white trailer with two ammunition boxes and Buffout just to the right when you enter the grounds. On the opposite side of the yard there is a table with various items and one ammunition box. Another ammunition box is further under the table and hard to spot.
Interior
Once you enter the shack, there will be three or four raiders depending on your level, one with a flamer upstairs and another in the kitchen wielding the unique combat knife, Stabhappy.
There are various supplies within the house and the layout is simple. Downstairs is the kitchen and living room. Upstairs is a master bedroom, kid's bedroom and a bathroom. All beds in the shack can be slept in. There are many weapons and health items as well as ammunition scattered throughout the house.
Notable loot
- Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor upstairs, on the night table in the master bedroom to the right along with some railway spikes.
- Stabhappy, a unique combat knife, may be found on one of the raiders, and it is possible to get as many copies as you like, since the raiders respawn.
Notes
- Stabhappy will always be found on the raider that is spawned in the kitchen when you enter the house. They might move around the house but they always spawn in the kitchen.
- The mailbox in front of the house just southwest of the front door is rigged with an explosive. It can be rearmed as a timed trap (10 seconds), or as a proximity trap.
- Even though there are a number of ruined houses in the area there doesn't appear to be loot in any of them except one house directly south-east of the raid shack that has a locked cabinet. The majority of the houses do have mailboxes, however.
- To the south is a raider camp, which changes into an Enclave camp taken over by raiders after The Waters of Life. They've looted the Enclave soldier's bodies and are using a combination of raider and Enclave equipment.
- The layout of the raid shack is very similar to the houses in Andale and Minefield, if not exactly the same.
- Yao guai (or other random critters) may spawn nearby and fight the raiders outside the shack, making it easier for the player to get inside.
Appearances
The raid shack appears only in Fallout 3.
Behind the scenes
To the slight northwest, there is a utility pole with "TES-04" engraved on it. This is a reference to The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion, which was also made by Bethesda game studios.
