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| − | '''Underworld''' is a settlement in the [[Capital Wasteland]] in [[Timeline#2077|2077]]. It was once an exhibit in the [[Museum of History]] before the bombs fell. Now it is home to many ostracized non-feral [[ghoul]]s in [[Washington, D.C.]] |
+ | '''Underworld''' is a settlement in the [[Capital Wasteland]] in [[Timeline#2077|2077]]. It was once an exhibit in the [[Museum of History]] before the bombs fell. Now it is home to many ostracized non-feral [[ghoul]]s in [[Washington, D.C.]] It is located inside the Museum of History and exists as a small city, complete with a bar, inn, clinic, general store, and even a self-proclaimed "[[Snowflake|hair stylist]]". |
Most [[human]]s are tolerated, as long as they don't cause trouble. The [[Brotherhood of Steel (Capital Wasteland)|Brotherhood of Steel]] are not welcome because of their hostility towards ghouls and the Brotherhood's tendency to shoot them on sight. The [[Vault 87 super mutant|super mutants]] leave the ghouls alone. |
Most [[human]]s are tolerated, as long as they don't cause trouble. The [[Brotherhood of Steel (Capital Wasteland)|Brotherhood of Steel]] are not welcome because of their hostility towards ghouls and the Brotherhood's tendency to shoot them on sight. The [[Vault 87 super mutant|super mutants]] leave the ghouls alone. |
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Revision as of 02:45, 10 July 2013
Underworld is a settlement in the Capital Wasteland in 2077. It was once an exhibit in the Museum of History before the bombs fell. Now it is home to many ostracized non-feral ghouls in Washington, D.C. It is located inside the Museum of History and exists as a small city, complete with a bar, inn, clinic, general store, and even a self-proclaimed "hair stylist".
Most humans are tolerated, as long as they don't cause trouble. The Brotherhood of Steel are not welcome because of their hostility towards ghouls and the Brotherhood's tendency to shoot them on sight. The super mutants leave the ghouls alone.
Background
The Underworld ghouls are a group of refugees who have taken up residence in the remains of the Museum of American History. They mostly keep to themselves, doing their best not to draw attention from the outside world and its prejudices. They are known to welcome visitors, so long as those visitors behave themselves. But even as they welcome newcomers, the ghouls of Underworld are cautious and wary of strangers. Each was subject to abuses by humans in the past, and as a result, their trust is easily revoked.[1]
Layout
Exterior
A ghoul named Willow patrols the exterior of the Museum of History. The entrance to Underworld is located within the Museum of History beneath a giant skull. A Brotherhood of Steel outpost is located nearby the museum, and there are super mutants across the road at The Mall.
If the Broken Steel add-on has been installed, then Griffon will set up his Aqua Cura presentation outside after the quest "Take it Back!".
Interior
As you enter Underworld you will find Tulip's clothing store Underworld Outfitters on your left, Winthrop's office to your right in the back corner, and the Doctor Barrows' laboratory/clinic, The Chop Shop, along the posterior wall. This is where you can meet Reilly, the founder of Reilly's Rangers, and start the quest "Reilly's Rangers" if you have not already done so.
Heading up either set of stairs will take you to the overlook. The Ninth Circle is a bar run by a shady ghoul named Ahzrukhal and is on the left side from the main entrance. Carol's Place, where you can rent a room or grab a bite to eat, is located on the right from the main entrance. If you destroyed Megaton without first having finished Wasteland Survival Guide, Moira Brown will be selling miscellaneous items in the large room at the end of the overlook. You may also resume helping her with the Wasteland Survival Guide by talking to her. Snowflake, the resident barber, is desperate to work with "a full head of hair" and wants to give you a haircut.
Sections
Inhabitants
- ¹ Unconscious as long as Reilly's Rangers quest isn't completed.
- ² If she survives Stealing Independence and is spoken to after completion.
- ³ If you destroy Megaton without killing her.
- † Can be found wandering around in front of the entrance to the Underworld in the room with the Woolly Mammoth. He must be freed from his prison cell during the Finding the Garden of Eden quest.
Related quests
- You Gotta Shoot 'Em in the Head
- Reilly's Rangers
- The Wasteland Survival Guide (if Megaton is destroyed)
- Hired Help
- This Old House
- The Amazing Aqua Cura!
Notable loot
- A Replicated Man holotape can be found in Winthrop's maintenance room on his desk. This room is directly west of the Chop Shop entrance. There can also be another holotape in Tulip's shop.
- Tulip sells a schematic for the railway rifle.
- A Nikola Tesla and You in the ladies room (on your left when entering) in the last stall on your left
Notes
- Right before entering the doors to the Underworld Concourse, you're facing north. However, once you're actually inside, you're facing south.
- If you decide to blow up Megaton, Moira Brown will survive and come to live in Underworld, unless you have completed the Wasteland Survival Guide quest, in which case she will remain at Megaton Ruins.
- If she dies on her way to Underworld, her locker (labeled Craterside Supplies) might become glitched into the wall outside the doors of the Ninth Circle. You will still need her key to open it.
- If you don't recruit Fawkes as a companion, he will appear just inside the Museum's entrance after you speak to him outside Raven Rock.
- Charon can be recruited here.
Appearances
Underworld appears only in Fallout 3.
Behind the scenes
- The large ruined painting on the second floor of the Concourse is "Dante and Virgil in Hell" by William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
- Also relating to Dante and Virgil, the bar "Ninth Circle" is phrased after the travels of Dante and Virgil through the nine circles of hell in Inferno. The Ninth Circle is the final circle, where traitors including Lucifer himself reside.
- Many of the inhabitants' names are related to the hell concept, including: Cerberus (Hades' 3-headed dog), Charon (the ferryman of the River Styx), and obviously nurse Graves and doctor Barrows who reside in the Chop Shop.
Gallery
References
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