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I ain't got any reason to talk to you. Scram.

Wayne is one of the three Freesiders that were attacked by NCR soldiers in the quest G.I. Blues, along with his friends Roy and Farris.

Background

Wayne is a scavenger in Freeside. He, Roy and Farris just cashed in some scrap metal and decided to go to the Atomic Wrangler to try their luck at gambling when an attack occurred between two parties and they were caught in the crossfire.

Interactions with the player character

Interactions overview

Interactions
Perk nociception regulator color
This character is essential. Essential characters cannot be killed.
Paving the Way
This character is a permanent companion. They grant the - perk.
25 Strictly Business
This character is a temporary companion.
Icon quest starter
This character starts quests.

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FO76 ui icon quest
This character is involved in quests.
FO76 vaultboy firstaid
This character is a doctor.
FO76 ui trading team
This character is a merchant. Bottle cap -
Sells: -
2d20 Jury Rigger
This character can repair items. Max Repair condition: -
40 Weaponsmith
This character can modify weapons.

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12 The American Dream
This character rents beds. Bottle cap -.

Quests

  • G.I. Blues: Wayne can be asked about the attacks on him and his friends.

Inventory

Apparel Weapon Other items On death
Wasteland settler outfit - - -

Notes

Asking him if he is holding anything from the Courier will result in gaining Freeside infamy. Alternatively, thanking him for the help will grant information and Freeside fame.

Appearances

Wayne appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.

Behind the scenes

  • Putting the names of the three men together gets "Roy Wayne Farris" - real name of WWE Legend The Honky Tonk Man, who wrestled with an Elvis impersonator gimmick and is also the cousin of Jerry "The King" Lawler.
  • A subtle reference to "Lou Tenant" is made in Fallout: New Vegas during the quest G.I. Blues. When talking to Wayne about being attacked, he will mention that one of them was called Lou, and on further thought, Lou Tenant. He will then be corrected by his friend Roy, who says he means "Lieutenant," and that Wayne can be "dumber than a mutant."
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