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	For the statistic which influences hand-to-hand combat in Fallout, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics, see Melee Damage.

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Derived statistic

Unarmed Damage

Fallout 3


modifies		Amount damage a character does with Unarmed weapons (and fists)

governed by		Unarmed

initial value		ceil ((Unarmed / 20) + 0.5 )

related perks		Iron Fist

Unarmed Damage is a derived statistic in Fallout 3.

Fallout 3Edit

Unarmed Damage affects only damage done with unarmed weapons and fists. This damage is added to the damage value of unarmed weapons, in the case of using fists this is the only damage inflicted on an opponent.

For Melee weapons there is a separate statistic called Melee Damage, Strength does not influence Unarmed damage; it only influences melee damage.

Unarmed Damage is governed directly by the Unarmed skill.

$\text{Initial level}=\left\lceil\frac{\text{Unarmed skill}}{20}+0.5\right\rceil$

Example: A Unarmed skill of 100.

$\left\lceil\frac{100}{20}+0.5\right\rceil=5.5$

Fallout: New VegasEdit

The equation from Fallout 3 is used.
The official Prima strategy guide incorrectly gives the Unarmed Damage value as one quarter of the Unarmed Skill.
Similar to Melee damage, unarmed attacks in V.A.T.S double weapons' base damage. Bonus damage from your Unarmed skill is not doubled, though.
Power attacks in real-time combat also double weapons' base damage.

Derived statistics

Action Points · Armor Class · Carry Weight · Critical Chance · Damage Resistance · Damage Threshold · Dehydration · Fatigue · Fire Resistance · Healing rate · Hit Points · Melee Damage · Perk rate · Poison Resistance · Radiation Resistance · Skill rate · Sequence · Sleep · Starvation · Unarmed Damage