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The slave house is a location in Fallout 3.
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The slave house is a simple rectangular building made up of a single room. Several mattresses lay on the floor to accommodate the slaves living there. If the player has taken the Strictly Business quest, any 'VIP' slaves the player has captured will appear within the slave house, but any non-VIP non-player characters that the player has enslaved (such as raiders and Enclave soldiers) are removed from the game when they arrive. The player can attempt to free them and in the process might accidentally detonate the collar.
The slave house can be entered through the adult slave pen, which is to the right as the player approaches the pens.
Notable lootEdit
- Inside is a pre-War book on the table at the back of the room.
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AppearancesEdit
The slave house appears only in Fallout 3.
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