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Well Rested
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Well Rested is a status effect that grants the player a +10% experience boost for 12 hours after sleeping in a bed you own in Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas.
Fallout 3
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The Well Rested effect is obtained by sleeping in a bed you own (in your Megaton house, your Tenpenny Tower suite, a rented bed, or a cot in Kenny's Cave).
The perk Deep Sleep, available when Broken Steel is installed, enables you to get this status by sleeping in any bed, but only for 8 hours.
Fallout: New Vegas
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Like Fallout 3, the effect is obtained by sleeping in a bed you own (e.g. in your Lucky 38 presidential suite or Dino Dee-Lite hotel room in Novac) or sleeping with certain characters like Sarah Weintraub, Red Lucy, or Joana at Gomorrah.
Sleeping in The King's bed in his room on the third floor of The King's School of Impersonation grants the Well Rested bonus, despite not being an owned bed.
There's also a queen bed in the bungalow in the last row of Jacobstown, which gives the Well Rested bonus as well.
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- Well Rested is actually listed as a hidden perk within the G.E.C.K. Editor for PC, and even shares the same Vault boy image as Swift Learner.
- The 10% experience bonus stacks multiplicatively other bonuses.
- With all levels of Swift Learner, Well Rested yields 13% on its own.
- With Lessons Learned, Well Rested can yield up to 14% on its own (reached at level 40).
- With both of the above, Well Rested yields up to 19% on its own.
- The Well Rested bonus will show on your Pip-Boy 3000 under Stats>Status>EFF.
- It is possible to sleep for zero hours by canceling the sleep as soon as the background goes black, and before any time counts down. You will still receive the bonus.
- The bonus lasts for twelve hours from the time you awake, regardless of how long you sleep. If you sleep in any bed, it will cancel the effect. But if it is an owned bed, it will return immediately.
- You can be well rested and have sleep deprivation at the same time by having sex near the sleep deprivation threshold.