Contents

• Fallout 76 items list: Ammunition
• Fallout 76 armor and clothing items
• Fallout 76 consumables items
• Fallout 76 holodisks and notes items
• Fallout 76 Items: keys
• Fallout 76 Items: magazines
• Fallout 76 Miscellaneous items: Bobbleheads
• Fallout 76 junk items

There are many items in Fallout 76, including: Ammunition, Armor and clothing, Consumables, Plans, Recipes, Keys, Magazines, Weapons, Bobbleheads, and Junk items.

Fallout 76 items: Ammunition

Ammunition or ammo is the term used for expendable ordnance material used in charging firearms of all kinds; such as powder, balls, shot, shells, percussion caps, rockets, missiles, energy, etc. The purpose of ammunition is to project force against a selected target or area.

All ammo has weight in Fallout 76 like in the survival modes of Fallout: New Vegas and Fallout 4. This weight can be reduced with the appropriate perks which will reduce the weight of a particular type of ammo. The level of the player character determines how many and which types of ammo may appear in containers or on defeated enemies. However, there are certain types of ammo that will only appear at specific locations. There is plenty of ammo scattered throughout Appalachia, but if one has the caps and doesn’t feel like venturing out to find more, it can be purchased from both tradersand ammunition vending machines. Ammo can also be crafted at a tinker’s workbench with the appropriate materials.

Some types of ammunition can also be enhanced with ultracite. This makes it more deadly against enemies affected by the Scorched Plague. Ultracite ammunition can only be used by weapons which have been modified with a prime receiver.

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Ballistic

Name	Weapons using this ammo	Weight	Value	Type
.308 round	Hunting rifle Brotherhood recon rifle Light machine gun Pipe bolt-action	0.006	2	Standard
				Ultracite
.38 round	Combat rifle The Fixer  Hunting rifle Brotherhood recon rifle Pipe bolt-action Pipe gun Pipe revolver	0.003	1	Standard
				Ultracite
.44 round	Single action revolver Western revolver .44 pistol Medical Malpractice  Somerset Special Voice of Set	0.004	3	Standard
				Ultracite
.45 round	Combat rifle The Fixer  Lever action rifle Sole Survivor  Pipe gun Pipe revolver Radium rifle Submachine gun	0.003	2	Standard
				Ultracite
.50 caliber ball	Black powder blunderbuss Black powder pistol Black powder rifle The Dragon	0.1	5	Standard
.50 round	50 cal machine gun The Action Hero  Hunting rifle Brotherhood recon rifle	0.005	5	Standard
				Ultracite
10mm	10mm pistol Anti-Scorched training pistol 10mm submachine gun Perfect Storm	0.005	1	Standard
				Ultracite
5.56mm round	Assault rifle Chinese assault rifle Handmade rifle	0.005	2	Standard
				Ultracite
5mm round	Gatling gun Resolute Veteran  Minigun	0.001	1	Standard
				Ultracite
Cannonball	Broadsider	1	8	Standard
Crossbow bolt	Crossbow	0.06	8	Standard
				Ultracite
Flare	Flare gun	0.1	1	Standard
Harpoon	Harpoon gun	0.2	1	Standard
Paddle ball string	Paddle ball	0.01	1	Standard
Railway spike	Railway rifle	0.2	1	Standard
				Ultracite
Shotgun shell	Combat shotgun Pump-action shotgun Civil Unrest Double-barrel shotgun	0.006	2	Standard
				Ultracite
Syringer ammo	Syringer Rose’s syringer Vox syringer	0.005	1	Standard

Fallout 76 armor and clothing items

In Fallout 76 the wardrobe system allows the player character to piece together their outfit from a variety of clothing and armor choices. The system is broken up into 9 slots, and 4 layers:

• Base layer
  • Underarmor (vault jumpsuits, eg.)
  • Hat (Baseball caps, combat armor helmet, fedoras, etc.)
  • Eye (glasses and goggles)
  • Mouth (bandanas)
• Armor – These are worn on top of the base layer.
  • Chest
  • Right arm
  • Left arm
  • Right leg
  • Left leg
• Outfit – These are worn over and cover armor pieces.
• Power armor – These can only be equipped when in a power armor frame, nullifying any lower layers.

Armor condition returned in Fallout 76 so each armor piece or outfit has a condition. When the condition of any piece deteriorates to 0, it breaks and will offer no protection. Broken armor and clothing can be repaired using scrap at any armor workbench.

Many of the armor and clothing also have minimum level requirements before they can be equipped, including power armor parts. Power armor chassis are not leveled, so removing higher level parts will allow entry.

Characters can enter power armor wearing any combination of clothing, adding an additional layer of armor. However, wearing power armor nullifies all bonuses provided by the lower layers.

Power armor parts

Each part has a level requirement, meaning player characters cannot enter a power armor chassis with parts higher than their own level. Power armor chassis have no level requirement, so removing leveled parts will allow entry.

Power armors available under level 50 have multiple level versions. See pages for those armors for values at higher levels.

To get out of a power armor frame, one must press and hold the same button pressed to get into it, so “E” (PC), “X” (PS4) or “A” (Xbox One).

Chassis

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Power armor chassis	—	60	60	60	10	—	+10 Strength	No

Helmet

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Raider power helm	15 – 45	24 – 51	24 – 51	24 – 51	10	—	N/A	Yes
	Excavator helm	25 – 45	24 – 36	24 – 36	35 – 55	10	—	N/A	Yes
	T-45 helm	25 – 45	34 – 54	34 – 54	34 – 54	11	—	N/A	Yes
	T-51 helm	30 – 50	45 – 68	45 – 68	27 – 48	11	—	N/A	Yes
	T-60 helm	40 – 50	50 – 60	45 – 55	50 – 60	11	—	N/A	Yes
	X-01 helm	40 – 50	50 – 60	56 – 68	56 – 68	12	—	N/A	Yes
	Ultracite helm	50	68	59	59	12	—	N/A	Yes

Torso

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Raider power chest piece	15 – 45	40 – 86	40 – 86	40 – 86	14	—	N/A	Yes
	Excavator torso	25 – 45	42 – 60	42 – 60	59 – 91	15	113	N/A	Yes
	T-45 chest piece	25 – 45	58 – 90	58 – 90	58 – 90	16	92	N/A	Yes
	T-51 chest piece	30 – 50	75 – 114	75 – 114	46 – 65	17	91	N/A	Yes
	T-60 chest piece	40 – 50	84 – 100	79 – 95	100 – 115	18	114	N/A	Yes
	X-01 torso	40 – 50	82 – 98	94 – 113	94 – 113	19	227	N/A	Yes
	Ultracite torso	50	113	98	98	20	171	N/A	Yes

Left arm

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Raider power left arm	15 – 45	24 – 51	24 – 51	24 – 51	10	—	N/A	Yes
	Excavator left arm	25 – 45	24 – 36	24 – 36	35 – 55	11	61	N/A	Yes
	T-45 left arm	25 – 45	34 – 54	34 – 54	34 – 54	12	60	N/A	Yes
	T-51 left arm	30 – 50	45 – 68	45 – 68	27 – 48	12	79	N/A	Yes
	T-60 left arm	40 – 50	50 – 60	45 – 55	50 – 60	12	90	N/A	Yes
	X-01 left arm	40 – 50	50 – 60	56 – 68	56 – 68	13	162	N/A	Yes
	Ultracite left arm	50	68	59	59	13	32	N/A	Yes

Right arm

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Raider power right arm	15 – 45	24 – 51	24 – 51	24 – 51	10	—	N/A	Yes
	Excavator right arm	25 – 45	24 – 36	24 – 36	35 – 55	11	61	N/A	Yes
	T-45 right arm	25 – 45	34 – 54	34 – 54	34 – 54	12	60	N/A	Yes
	T-51 right arm	30 – 50	45 – 68	45 – 68	27 – 48	12	81	N/A	Yes
	T-60 right arm	40 – 50	50 – 60	45 – 55	50 – 60	12	90	N/A	Yes
	X-01 right arm	40 – 50	50 – 60	56 – 68	56 – 68	13	162	N/A	Yes
	Ultracite right arm	50	68	59	59	13	32	N/A	Yes

Left leg

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Raider power left leg	15 – 45	24 – 51	24 – 51	24 – 51	12	—	N/A	Yes
	Excavator left leg	25 – 45	24 – 36	24 – 36	35 – 55	11	81	N/A	Yes
	T-45 left leg	25 – 45	34 – 54	34 – 54	34 – 54	14	49	N/A	Yes
	T-51 left leg	30 – 50	45 – 68	45 – 68	27 – 48	14	77	N/A	Yes
	T-60 left leg	40 – 50	50 – 60	45 – 55	50 – 60	14	108	N/A	Yes
	X-01 left leg	40 – 50	50 – 60	56 – 68	56 – 68	15	162	N/A	Yes
	Ultracite left leg	50	68	59	59	15.0	32	N/A	Yes

Right leg

Image	Name	Level	Dam Resist	Eng Resist	Rad Resist	Weight	Value	Effect	Mods
	Raider power right leg	15 – 45	24 – 51	24 – 51	24 – 51	12	—	N/A	Yes
	Excavator right leg	25 – 45	24 – 36	24 – 36	35 – 55	11	81	N/A	Yes
	T-45 right leg	25-45	34-54	34-54	34-54	14	49	N/A	Yes
	T-51 right leg	30-50	50-68	45-68	27-48	14	105	N/A	Yes
	T-60 right leg	40-50	50-60	45-65	50-60	14	108	N/A	Yes
	X-01 right leg	50	60	68	68	15	162	N/A	Yes
	Ultracite right leg	50	68	59	59	15.0	32	N/A	Yes

Fallout 76 consumables items

Many foods and drink items found in Appalachia are slightly irradiated and can give the player character radiation poisoning. Many also carry the chance of disease.

Food: Some food items can be planted in player settlements to increase the settlement’s food supply. Uneaten meat and vegetables will spoil over time and then have a greater chance of causing disease.

Soups: Soups satisfy both hunger and thirst and have some of the lowest chances of causing disease.

Drinks: These consumable items can heal the player, temporarily change the player’s SPECIAL stats and add various other unique effects. Some of these drinks can be crafted at chemistry stations found across Appalachia. When drinking alcoholic consumables such as beer and wine, there’s a chance the player can become addicted, which will result in decreased stats until the addiction is cured. To prevent addiction, the Professional Drinker perk must be leveled.

Chems

The biggest change from previous games is the fact the player can only be under the effects of a single chem at any given time. Chems in Fallout 76 also differ in that taking multiple chems of the same type at once does not increase their duration. Different chems can restore Hit Points, slow time, temporarily change the player’s SPECIAL stats and a variety of other effects. Many of these chems can be crafted at chemistry stations located all across Appalachia. A variety of chems can be bought from medical supplies vending machines. It is possible to become addicted to some chems, which will result in decreased stats until the addiction is cured by Addictol or Tasty radscorpion egg omelette.

Image	Name	Effect	Food	Water	Weight	Value	Addiction	Recipe
	Addictol	Cure all addictions	-1%	-5%	0.1	125	No	No
	Antibiotics	Cure disease, 50% more disease resistant for ? minutes	-3%	-5%	0.25	40	No	Yes
	Berry Mentats	INT +5, highlights living targets (5m)	-0%	-3%	0.25	35	Yes	Yes
	Blood pack	10 Rads 50 HP	0%	0%	0.25	20	No	Yes
	Buffout	STR +2, END +2, Max HP +25 (5m)	-1%	-3%	0.25	30	Yes
	Bufftats	STR +3, PER +3, END +3, Max HP+40 (5m)	-1%	-3%	0.25	8	Yes	Yes
	Calmex	AGI +3, PER +3, +15% to sneak attacks for 5 minutes	0%	-3%	0.25	80
	Daddy-O	INT +3, PER +3, CHR -2 (10m)	-0%	-3%	0.25	40
	Day Tripper	LCK +3, CHR +3, STR -2 (10m)	-0%	-3%	0.25	30
	Detoxing salve				0.25	15
	Disease cure	Cures one disease	-1%	-3%	0.25	0	No	Yes
	Fury	Melee Damage +30%, DMG Resist+25, PER -5 (3m)	-3%	-3%	0.25	40	Yes	Yes
	Glowing blood pack							Yes
	Grape Mentats	CHR +5, better barter rates	-0%	-3%	0.25	35	Yes	Yes
	Healing salve	+20% HP			0.5	20	No	Yes
	Insect repellent	Reduces damage from insects by 15% for 30 minutes.	0%	0%	0.5	20	?	?
	Lunchbox				0.1	0
	Med-X	DMG Resist +25	-1%	-3%	0.25	40	Yes
	Mentats	INT +2, PER +2 (5m)	-0%	-3%	0.25	30	Yes	Yes
	Orange Mentats	PER +5, VATS accuracy +10% (5m), Water -3%	-0%	-3%	0.25	35	Yes	Yes
	Overdrive	+15% Damage, +15% Critical Damage (3m)	-3%	-3%
	Psycho	DMG Resist +25, Damage +15% (3m)	-1%	-3%	0.25	30	Yes
	Psychobuff	Damage +25%, STR +3, END +3, Max HP +65 (3m)	-3%	-3%	0.25	40	Yes	Yes
	Psychotats	DMG Resist +15, PER +3 (3m)	-1%	-3%	0.25	40	Yes	Yes
	Rad-X	Rad Resist +100 (10m)	-0%	-3%	0.25	25	No	Yes
	Rad-X (diluted)	Rad Resist +50 (10m)	-0%	-3%	0.25	15	No	Yes
	RadAway	Rads -300, Disease Resist -50%, Chance to cure mutations	-1%	-3%	0.25	25	No	Yes
	RadAway (diluted)	Rads -150, Disease Resist -50%, Chance to cure mutation	-1%	-3%	0.25	15	No	Yes
	RadShield	300 Radiation Resistance (15 mins)	-0%	-3%	0.25	80	No	Yes
	Refreshing beverage	Removes all rads and cures addictions	-?%	0%	0.5	80		Yes
	Stimpak	HP +40% (burst), HP +20% (slow)	-0%	-0%	1	40	No	Yes
	Stimpak (diluted)	HP +20% (burst), HP +10% (slow)	-0%	-0%	0.5	15	No	Yes
	Stimpak (super)	HP +80% (burst), HP +40% (slow)	-0%	-0%	1.5	60	No	Yes
	X-cell	STR +2, PER +2, END +2, CHR +2, INT +2, AGI +2, LCK +2	-1%	-3%	0.18	4

Fallout 76 holodisks and notes items

In Fallout 76, picking up holodisks or paper notes will add them to the “HOLO” or “NOTES” categories of your Pip-Boy’s “ITEM” tab.

Plans are blueprints used to construct weapons, armor, mods and workshop/C.A.M.P. items. Plans can be found scattered through Appalachia, both in containers and out in the open. Some can also be purchased from vendors, given as quest rewards, or bought from the Atomic Shop. Many plans are random, while others respawn at fixed locations. Plans that appear inside of building interiors have a chance of spawning every time the building is re-entered.

Recipes are items in Fallout 76. Recipes are blueprints used to prepare consumable items. Recipes can be found scattered through Appalachia, both in containers and out in the open. Some can also be purchased from vendors, or given as quest rewards. Many recipes are random, while others respawn at fixed locations. Recipes that appear inside of building interiors have a chance of spawning every time the building is re-entered.

Minigames

Name	Weight	Value	Related quest	Creation Kit ID
Atomic Command	0	0
Automatron	0	0
Grognak & the Ruby Ruins	0	0
Nuka Tapper	0	0	Reclamation Day
Pipfall	0	0
Wastelad	0	0
Zeta Invaders	0	0

Fallout 76 Items: keys

Keys in Fallout 76 open specific doors or containers, some of which are inaccessible otherwise. Keys and key cards are found in the open in the game world or in containers, or on corpses. Passwords are found on notes, on computer terminals or given in prerecorded messages or on holotapes heard during quests. Quest related keys will typically not spawn unless the quest is active, for instance, the Dyer Chemical ID card for the quest Tracking Unknowns. Keys, once collected cannot be removed from inventory or placed in stash; however, they weigh nothing.

Wild Appalachia

Img	Name (G.E.C.K. ID)	Opens	Found / in possession of	Related quest	Base ID
	Assaultron recall keycard P01B_Wolf_RecallKey	Accesses Bysshe remote robotics terminal at the Pylon ambush site	Garrahan Estate – in the Wolf’s cache on the top floor. (Additional copies may also be fabricated using a recipe.)	Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing	003fbf36
	Assembly password P01B_Lying_02_Password	Assembly platform terminal at Van Lowe Taxidermy	Van Lowe Taxidermy	The Lowe-Down	003f073f
	Burrows old tunnel key UD002_OldTunnelKey	Jail door in the Burrows	The Burrows, on a drawer.	Waste Management	00453aa7
	Cindy’s diary key  CUT_P01B_Mini_Squatch01_CindysKey	Cindy’s diary		A Perfect Getaway	003f1861
	Colin van Lowe’s password P01B_Lying_OfficeTerminalKey	Office terminal	Obtained during quest	Unsolved: Tracking Terror	00478de4
	Distillery supply password P01A_Nukashine_DistillerySupplyPassword	Distillery supply terminal to open door in the Nukashine speakeasy.	Given after reading a terminal entryat Eta Psi House.	Wasted on Nukashine	0046ecf3
	Nuka Cola marketing access code BMO_BunkerKey07_Ingram_Password_01	Terminal at the Ingram Mansion	Underneath the crashed plane, in a suitcase underneath the plane.		003f1bd5
	Paired keycard 01 BMO_BunkerKey07_Keycard01	ID card reader at the Overlook cabin	Kanawha Nuka-Cola plant, behind the door of a bathroom stall marked “out of order.”		003f1b6c
	Paired keycard 02 BMO_BunkerKey07_Keycard02	ID card reader at the Overlook cabin	Tanagra Town, under a pillow on the second floor of a ruined house		003f1b84
	Room 123  BMO_BunkerKey07_MotelKey				003f1bab
	Safe key P01b_Robot_Key	Nearby safe	Northeast of Welch, beyond the train tracks		003f269d
	TNT dome key 7 BMO_BunkerKey07_BraxtonKey_final	TNT dome 7 at Black Mountain Ordnance Works	Overlook cabin		003f1b6f
	Spare operative keycard P01B_Lying_Master_Keycard	Deactivates laser grid in Van Lowe Taxidermy	Lewisburg	The Lowe-Down	003f0740
	Taxidermy storage key UD003_TaxidermyStorageKey	Door in the taxidermy	Van Lowe Taxidermy		00478d43

Fallout 76 Items: magazines

All magazines grant increases to relevant skills or damage for 1 hour (2 hours if using the Curator perk). Using a skill magazine consumes it, and another will need to be obtained to implement the increase again once the allotted time has elapsed. They function similarly to skill magazines in Fallout: New Vegas, which also provide temporary benefits. Most of the Fallout 76 magazines share identical titles and cover art from Fallout 4 magazines, however the bonuses they provide are frequently slightly different and temporary.

Similar to Vault-Tec bobbleheads, the magazines in Fallout 76 are randomized spawns over a number of locations. Magazines are susceptible to physics, so they may fall off platforms and may not be in the exact location listed below.

Location

Location	Location description
Alpine River Cabins	On a round table in the treehouse up the hill on the south side of the area. On the lower bunk of a bunk bed in the southern cabin.
Appalachian Antiques	Behind the counter to the left of the cash register. In the destroyed shack behind the store, next to a sleeping bag.
Beckley	In the women’s bathroom of the gas station, behind a locked (Picklock 0) door.
Big Al’s Tattoo Parlor	In a magazine rack next to the front door. On a barrel in the brew room where Biv is, next to the entry door and the first brewing station past the stairs.
Big B’s Rest Stop	Near the food serving area by the stairs in the rest stop building.
Bolton Greens	On the front reception desk, beside the bell.
Camden Park	In a portable toilet in the raider camp which is set up in the center of the rollercoaster Located on a roller coaster seat. On a magazine rack to the left of the entrance, near vendor bot Chad.
Camp Adams	Located on a bench around the central campfire. On the floor in the shower block. On the ground behind the knowledge exam cabin.
Camp Venture	On a set of shelves near the overseer’s cache in the command center.
Charleston trainyard	In an open locker in the catwalk areas of the lower areas, near a terminal
Cliffwatch	On a makeshift table near a locked (Picklock 2) safe.
Cranberry glade	On a bench at the eastern end of one of the walkways.
Dolly Sods wilderness	In the ground floor bathroom of the residential building. On a magazine rack in the room with the grand piano in the camp office building.
The Giant Teapot	In the Red Rocket station, in a blue box sitting on the bottom of a shelving unit. Inside the Giant Teapot, east of the refrigerator on an overturned wooden box.
Grafton Dam	Near some pipes in the SouthWest corner
Horizon’s Rest	On a TV stand in one of the parts of the crashed plane
Hornwright summer villa	Next to the fridge in the garage; between it and the wall. In the basement, to the left of a wooden shelf, underneath stacked wine barrels.
Hunter’s Ridge	Under a couch in the westernmost treehouse.
Kanawha County Cemetery	In the church on a pew.
Lewis & Sons Farming Supply	In the red broken open shed, immediately east of the barn. It will be sitting on a cabinet next to three sealed glass jars. In the greenhouse, on the counter next to the cash register
Landview Lighthouse	On a table of one of the covered picnic areas, directly north of the lighthouse. On the dining table of the nearby house.
Mac’s farm	Inside the house on a makeshift table, on top of the left barrel supporting the wooden plank.
Marigold Pavilion	To the left of the red dirty mattress on the second floor.
Morgantown trainyard	On a wooden box in the lookout tower. On the second floor, opposite of a mattress leaning against the wall, on a wooden box.
Mosstown	On a magazine rank in the eastern section, next to a locked (Picklock 3) safe
Mountainside Bed & Breakfast	On the coffee table in the living room. On the reception desk. On a coffee table in the reception area. Near a broken terminal, on a desk in the office connected to the kitchen.
New Appalachian central trainyard	On a desk in the railway switch operators tower. In the ransacked bank, on a table in the vault.
North Cutthroat camp	On a table with two severed heads, near a steamer trunk. Behind a toilet with a monkey playing the cymbals sitting atop it (the magazine may be glitched into the dirt but can still be picked up).
Overlook cabin	Behind a wall heater on the second floor, near the door which leads out to the balcony. On a table near the armor workbench in the basement.
Philippi Battlefield Cemetery	Upstairs, on the floor by the display cases.
Pi House	On the kitchen counter.
Pioneer Scout Camp	Next to the outhouse beside the archery range. Inside cabin A02 with bunk beds, in an open footlocker, on the right.
Pleasant Valley Ski Resort	On a balcony, sitting on a table by a cooler (the floor above vendor bot Resin). On the building to the immediate south of the northern ski resort building, on a small round table on the balcony. (Marsupialmutation or a jet pack is required to reach the spot.)
Pylon V-13	On a mattress in between two train cars Next to a sleeping bag in the northern car
Ranger district office	On the floor in the room with the fireplace
Relay tower EL-B1-02	On top of a blue console against the western wall.
Relay tower LW-B1-22	Inside on the central terminal station
Ripper Alley	In the small lookout tower
Riverside Manor	In the upstairs guest bedroom, on a desk next to the guest bedroom terminal.
Seneca Gang camp	On a seat near a steamer trunk.
Silva homestead	On a shelf in the dining room of the house. On the bottom of a metal shelf between the armor workbench and weapons workbench in the large storage area near the silo.
Solomon’s pond	Behind some stacked wooden crates in the southwestern shed which is near some workbenches.
Sons of Dane compound	In the cellar on a table with a microscope. In the Buck’s Den, on a table near the entrance. At the northwest gate, on the ground below the watch tower. At the northwest gate, on the top of the watch tower, next to a skeleton.
Striker Row	On the wire mesh table beside the cooking station
Torrance House	Just under the filled-in push cart next to the toy blocks that spell out “redrum.” On top of the roof, very close to the scaffolding.
Transmission station 1AT-U03	Inside the tower, on the floor between two cardboard boxes near the industrial trunk.
Treetops	On the second-to-top level, on a table next to a birdhouse.
Twin Lakes	On a ledge next to a deflated boat.
Tygart water treatment	On a table in the northeast corner of the fenced in area, next to a radio.
Tyler County fairgrounds	On the left barrel in a stable area on the east side of the fairgrounds, near the large slide. Inside the prize booth sitting on a shelf, next to a toy rocketship.
Uncanny Caverns	At the gift shop in front, inside a display case. Inside the first small room near Audio Tour Station 1. Inside the Dead End section, between two sleeping bags (Audio Tour Station 8).
Watoga Shopping Plaza	Inside Slocum’s Joe, on the table with a yellow plate. Sometimes spawns below the table. In the crashed elevator of the transit hub, can be underneath the rubble near a skeleton.
The Whitespring golf club	On a shelf in the study near the locker room on the first floor. Inside the robot pod room, sitting beside a stacked box on the first floor.
The Whitespring Resort	On a table on the upstairs porch of a dilapidated building north of the main resort (has one of the holotapes for a quest)
Widow’s Perch	Near a cinder block on the floor below the workbenches.
WV Lumber Co.	On a table on the middle floor of the main mill building. On a table in the outermost warehouse.

Fallout 76 Items: weapons

All weapons in Fallout 76, ballistic, energy, explosive, melee, or unarmed have a randomly generated condition bar, the same weapon may have a different amount of condition and a different condition bar length. Player characters with higher Intelligence can craft weapons with larger durability bars. Players with higher Luck can influence the condition of found weapons.

Additionally, a weapon’s level determines the base damage output and condition of the weapon. An example would be the combat rifle having a base damage increase by increments of 4 between level 20 and 50 leaving an unmodified level 50 combat rifle to have an additional 12 base damage over the level 20 counterpart and having a slightly longer condition bar. Higher level weapons also have higher build and repair costs.

Laser

																Base ID
	Gatling laser	25	18	327.6	182	204	56	?	?	?	Fusion core	500	18.45	198	10.73	000e27bc
		35	21	382.2	182	204	56	?	?	?	Fusion core	500	18.45	198	10.73
		45	25	455	182	204	56	?	?	?	Fusion core	500	18.45	198	10.73
	Laser musket	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	Fusion cell	?	?	?	?	0001dacf
	Laser gun	5	19	76	40	120	72	?	?	?	Fusion cell	30	3.3	49	14.8	00009983
		15	?	?	40	120	72	?	?	?	Fusion cell	30	3.3	49	14.8
		25	?	?	40	120	72	?	?	?	Fusion cell	30	3.3	49	14.8
		35	?	?	40	120	72	?	?	?	Fusion cell	30	3.3	49	14.8
		45	44	176	40	120	72	?	?	?	Fusion cell	30	3.3	49	14.8
	Acceptable Overkill	45	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	Fusion cell	30	3	60	?	0042b0cf
	Ultracite Gatling laser	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	Fusion core	?	?	?	?	002ef66e
		?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	Fusion core	?	?	?	?
	Ultracite laser gun	30	28	140	50	120	72	?	?	?	Fusion cell	?	3.3	134	40.61	00186171
		40	31	155	50	120	72	56	?	?	Fusion cell	?	3.3	134	40.61
		50	34	170	50	120	72		?	?	Fusion cell	?	3.3	134	40.61

Fallout 76 Miscellaneous items: Bobbleheads

Unlike other Fallout games, the bobbleheads in Fallout 76 are consumables that provide temporary effects lasting one real-world hour. There are fixed locations for a bobblehead to spawn, although the one that does is randomized.

S.P.E.C.I.A.L.

Name	Effect	Base ID
Bobblehead: Strength	When used, gain +2 Strength for 1 hour.	0042fee6
Bobblehead: Perception	When used, gain +2 Perception for 1 hour.	0042fedc
Bobblehead: Endurance	When used, gain +2 Endurance for 1 hour.	004fe4ee
Bobblehead: Charisma	When used, gain +2 Charisma for 1 hour.	004fe4ec
Bobblehead: Intelligence	When used, gain +2 Intelligence for 1 hour.	004fe4f4
Bobblehead: Agility	When used, gain +2 Agility for 1 hour.	004fe4e3
Bobblehead: Luck	When used, gain +2 Luck for 1 hour.	0042fed6

Utility

Name	Effect	Base ID
Bobblehead: Caps	Twice as likely to find better cap stashes for 1 hour.	004fe4ea
Bobblehead: Leader	When used, gain 5% more experience for 1 hour.	0042fed2
Bobblehead: Lock Picking	When used, it increases the lockpicking “sweet spot” by 30% for 1 hour.	0042fed4
Bobblehead: Medicine	When used, it increases stimpak healing by 30% for one hour.	0042fed8
Bobblehead: Repair	When used, fusion cores last 30% longer for 1 hour	0042fede
Bobblehead: Science	+1 guess when hacking a terminal for 1 hour.	0042fee0
Bobblehead: Sneak	When used, 30% harder to detect while sneaking for 1 hour.	0042fee4

Weapons

Name	Effect	Base ID
Bobblehead: Big Guns	+20% damage with heavy guns for 1 hour.	004fe4e8
Bobblehead: Energy Weapons	+20% damage with energy guns for 1 hour.	004fe4f0
Bobblehead: Explosive	+30% damage with explosives for 1 hour.	004fe4f2
Bobblehead: Melee	+10% more damage with melee weapons for 1 hour.	0042feda
Bobblehead: Small Guns	+20% more damage with ballistic guns for 1 hour.	0042fee2
Bobblehead: Unarmed	+25% more damage with unarmed attacks for 1 hour.	0042fee8

Locations

Bobbleheads in Fallout 76 no longer spawn at a set location each time. Instead, they are randomized across a set number of locations. Bobbleheads are susceptible to physics, so they may fall off of platforms and may not be in the exact location.

Location	Location description
98 NAR Regional	Inside an overturned train car on the west side of the tracks which can be entered from the bottom.
AMS testing site	Between the two fusion generators behind the building containing the power armor stations.
Appalachian Antiques	Behind a bedpost on the second floor. On the eastern edge of the roof, outside the room with the Brotherhood corpse.
Autumn Acre cabin	On the desk next to a coffee cup.
AVR Medical Center	On a lamp hanging from the ceiling, with a skeleton on it. On a desk on the top floor, in the south-east corner.
Bastion Park	On the floor of the school bus. On a park bench next to two skeletons.
Belching Betty	In a storage room above the emergency beacon, on a metal shelf.
Big B’s Rest Stop	Under the bed on the roof of the rest stop building.
Black Bear Lodge	The basement, in the furthest room from the stairs.
Blackwater Mine	On top of the entrance building to the mine.
Bolton Greens	Top floor, on an end table in the bedroom.
Camden Park	Beside a skeleton in a train car near the Camden Park Express. In the shack at the top of the Widow Maker’s first rise, above the crashed cars. On a filing cabinet in the employee shed. On a barrel in the raider encampment.
Camp Venture	Next to the weapon repair bench in the locked armory, northeast building. On the roof of the building containing the locked armory.
Clancy Manor	On the roof of the house.
Crevasse Dam	In a sink on the ground floor, in the same room as the Thanks Lenny holotape.
The Crosshair	On the stacked crates next to the armor workbench. On a metal cage next to a cooler, near the power armor chassis.
Darling sister’s lab	On the roof of the trailer, next to the gramophone.
Dolly Sods wilderness	Below the cash register in the gift shop. In the room with the bunk beds on the first floor of the residential building.
Drop site V9	On the counter behind the security gate inside the building.
Dyer Chemical	In the corner to the left of the Chemistry Station.
Emmett Mountain disposal site	In a sink by the showers near the entrance to the interior. Behind three barrels in the eastern shed.
Firebase Major	On a wooden crate inside the tent.
Flooded trainyard	On the desk in the control tower.
Fujiniya Intelligence Base	On a shelf in the bunk room. In a cubicle on the lowest floor
The General’s Steakhouse	On a shelf near the steamer trunk on the upper floor. By a green suitcase, sitting on a wooden crate on the roof.
Greg’s Mine Supply	On the second floor of the mine supply, on a desk to the left of Greg’s terminal.
Horizon’s Rest	In the airliner’s cockpit.
Huntersville	The hardware store, on a floorboard sticking out of the second level.
Johnson’s Acre	In the hole of the outhouse. Behind the wooden fence, on top of the highest plateau with the iron works.
Kanawha Nuka-Cola plant	In the blue maintenance hut. In the upstairs Snackability R&D laboratory. In a locker room between the two largest chambers.
Lady Janet’s Soft Serve	On the roof of the trailer.
Landview Lighthouse	In the window on the level just below the top of the lighthouse.
Lewis & Sons Farming Supply	By the cash register in the greenhouse. In the barn, on top of a piece of machinery near the power armor station. Upstairs in the barn, sitting on top of a barrel.
Lost home	In a blue box on the roof where the two deck chairs are
Marigold Pavilion	On the second floor, sitting on a floorboard sticking up.
Middle Mountain Cabins	On the desk next to the Pioneer Scout terminal in the southern cabin.
Monongah	On a shelf behind a locked door leading to a supply shed attached to one of the houses.
Morgantown Airport	In one of the quarantine tents sitting next to a med kit.
Morgantown trainyard	In the control tower, on the terminal.
Mountainside Bed & Breakfast	On the upstairs balcony railing. On the TV upstairs.
NAR repair yard	In the control tower.
National Isolated Radio Array	In the southeastern building, on a console.
National Radio Astronomy Research Center	In the basement on a tool chest.
Ohio River Adventures	On the control panel inside the boat docked at the pier.
Overlook cabin	On a ledge on the hillside below the northwest wall of the parking lot (climb onto the rocks near the front of the blue car and look down).
Pleasant Valley Ski Resort	On a table on a balcony (on the level above Vendor bot Resin).
Portside Pub	On the roof.
Poseidon Energy Plant WV-06	On the roof of the plant at the end of the highest scaffolding.
R&G Processing Services	On a cabinet shelf near a terminal, in an outdoor shed inside the fenced area.
Ranger lookout	On the desk.
Ranger district office	On the filing cabinet in Ranger Simon’s office on the northwestern side of the building.
Relay tower HN-B1-12	On a shelf inside of the building.
Relay tower LW-B1-27	Inside a locker.
Ripper Alley	On a ledge at the back of the alley, near several bones and candles.
Safe ‘n Clean Disposal	On a bulldozer seat, next to a skeleton.
Sal’s Grinders	On a desk next to Sal’s personal terminal.
Seneca Gang camp	On an end table near a steamer trunk.
Silva homestead	On a dresser in the main house’s upstairs bedroom. In the Arktos Pharma testing barn, on a desk.
South Cutthroat camp	Next to a couch inside a repurposed car chassis.
Southhampton Estate	On a table on the second floor of the barn. Under the bed on the second floor of the house.
Spruce Knob	On a rock adjacent to the western observation area.
Summersville Docks	On a ledge in a small building on the northern side of the docks. On a shelf in a building with a cooking stove and racks of fish. Under the northernmost pier.
Sunnytop Ski Lanes	Under the counter at the store on the lowest floor. On a metal cage accessed by going out of the window in room 6.
Sutton	Behind two barrels on the roof of the liquor store.
Sylvie & Sons logging camp	On a crate inside the tent with the gramophone.
The Rusty Pick	At the end of the tunnels beneath the building, behind a barrel near an industrial trunk.
Thunder Mountain power plant	On a console at the bottom of the reactor level, facing northeast.
Top of the World	Second mezzanine level, on a shelf in the makeshift clothing shop opposite of the elevator.
Torrance House	On the eastern edge of the roof, near two skeletons embracing.
Treetops	Among some bowling pins, a few levels up. About four levels up, next to a bird decoration on an end table beside a large toolbox and sleeping bag (one level below a cooking station). On a desk next to a tea kettle and coffee cup, one level above a cooking station.
Tyler County fairgrounds	In the room with three Hoop Shots, on a token dispenser. Sitting on a crate inside the “Tyler County Scare” building near the front. In the Nuka-Cola stand that is shaped like a bottle.
Uncanny Caverns	In a vending machine in the caverns, next to the Uncanny Caverns sign. In the Halfling Hole tour section (near Audio Tour Station 6). On a ledge at the back of the Dead End tour section (near Audio Tour Station 8).
US-13C Bivouac	In the back of the center tent, next to the back pathway.
Vault-Tec Agricultural Research Center	Inside a refrigerator in the indoor garden area. On a desk in the last room in the basement. In the left urinal of the men’s restroom on the 1st floor
Watoga Emergency Services	In the surgical suite with two dead Brotherhood members, third floor.
Watoga High School	On the roof, next to the tents, on an air vent. On the headmaster’s desk.
Watoga Municipal Center	By a locked terminal in a second floor office.
Watoga Transit Hub	On the front services desk. On the desk in the back office, across from the fusion core generator.
Wavy Willard’s Water Park	At the top of the alligator ride, inside the mouth and on a table. In a locker in the changing rooms. Located in the basement maintenance area across from a fusion generator on top of a tool box. Located in the maintenance garage.
Wendigo cave	Halfway through the cave to the left, in an alcove near a skeleton handcuffed to a pole and a chair.
West Tek research center	In the locked room near the entrance to the FEV tank storage area. (Keycard required for access,)
Widow’s Perch	On the top of the billboard to the right after crossing the foot bridge.
WV Lumber Co.	In the northernmost shed, behind a toppled file cabinet with a first aid box on top.

Fallout 76 junk items

Similar to Fallout 4, junk in Fallout 76 is collected and used primarily for crafting of settlement objects and equipment mods. New to Fallout 76 is the ability to craft armor and weapons from scratch using junk and plans. Junk is also used to repair settlements and equipment. Several intelligence perks reduce the amount of junk needed to repair objects and items.

All junk items consist of one or more components that can be acquired from scrapping junk at any workbench. Because components weight less than junk, it is recommended to scrap junk often to prevent becoming overencumbered. The scrap all junk option available at work benches will scrap all junk items in the player character’s inventory automatically, save for items which are used as ingredients for making something else, such as baseballs. Bulking Aluminum and Lead can save 0.5 and 1 weight respectively, so it is recommended to bulk them if you are saving a lot for later use.

General information

Component	Name	Base Value	Weight	Rarity	Scrap scalar	Craftable Source	Base ID	Bulk
								Bulk Name	Bulk Amount	Bulk Weight	Bulk Weight Saved	Bulk Base Value
Acid	Waste acid	0	0.05	Rare			001bf72d	Bulk acid	15	0.75	0	64
Adhesive	Excess adhesive	0	0.05	Uncommon	0	Vegetable starch	001bf72e	Bulk adhesive	10	0.5	0	88
Aluminum	Aluminum scrap	0	0.1	Uncommon		Aluminum ore	0006907a	Bulk aluminum	10	0.5	0.5	82
Antiseptic	Waste antiseptic	6	0.1	Rare			001bf72f
Asbestos	Raw asbestos	6	0.1	Rare			000aec5c
Ballistic fiber	Ballistic fiber scrap	12	0.1	Rare			000aec5b
Black titanium	Black titanium scrap	6	0.1			Black titanium ore	????????
Bone	Bone shards	0	0.05	Common			000aec5d	Bulk bone shards	20	1	0	24
Ceramic	Ceramic scrap	0	0.05	Common			000aec5e	Bulk ceramic	15	0.75	0	46
Circuitry	Circuits	6	0.1	Rare		Telephone	0006907b
Cloth	Raw cloth	0	0.05	Common			000aec5f	Bulk cloth	30	1.5	0	38
Concrete	Concrete scrap	0	0.05	Common			00106d99	Bulk concrete	15	0.75	0	28
Copper	Copper scrap	0	0.1	Uncommon		Copper ore	0006907c	Bulk copper	10	1	0	84
Cork	Cork scrap	0	0.03	Uncommon			000aec60	Bulk cork	10	0.3	0	34
Crystal	Crystal shards	10	0.1	Rare		Microscope	0006907d
Fertilizer	Raw fertilizer	0	0.1	Uncommon		Spoiled meat, spoiled fruit, spoiled vegetables	001bf730	Bulk fertilizer	20	2	0	48
Fiber optics	Fiber optics	10	0.05	Rare		Biometric scanner	00069087
Fiberglass	Fiberglass spool	8	0.05	Uncommon			000aec61
Flux	Cobalt flux, Fluorescent flux, Violet flux, Crimson flux, Yellowcake flux			Ultra rare
Gears	Loose gears	0	0.1	Uncommon			0006907e	Bulk gears	10	1	0	80
Glass	Glass shards	0	0.05	Common			00069085	Bulk glass	15	0.75	0	44
Gold	Gold scrap	9	0.05	Rare		Gold ore	000aec62
Lead	Lead scrap	0	0.1	Uncommon		Lead ore	000aec63	Bulk lead	20	1	1	40
Leather	Raw leather	0	0.05	Common			000aec64	Bulk leather	15	0.75	0	60
Nuclear material	Nuclear waste	10	0.1	Rare		Uranium ore	00069086
Oil	Waste oil	0	0.1	Zero yield	0		001bf732	Bulk oil	10	1	0	74
Plastic	Molded plastic	0	0.05	Common			0006907f	Bulk plastic	10	0.5	0	26
Rubber	Raw rubber	0	0.05	Common			00106d98	Bulk rubber	10	0.5	0	42
Screw	Loose screws	0	0.03	Uncommon			00069081
Silver	Silver scrap	7	0.05	Uncommon		Silver ore	000aec66
Spring	Loose springs	0	0.1	Uncommon			00069082	Bulk spring	10	1	0	78
Steel	Steel scrap	0	0.05	Common		Iron ore	000731a4	Bulk steel	30	1.5	0	36
Ultracite	Ultracite scrap	25	0.1	Very rare		Ultracite ore	????????
Wood	Wood scraps	0	0.05	Common			000731a3	Bulk wood	30	1.5	0	32

Bulk Items

Raw materials can be turned into bulk versions at a Tinker’s workbench. This costs a set number of the involved raw material to be bulked, plus two plastic to wrap it. There are only two materials that will reduce the weight of a junk item in your inventory or stash when compared to their non bulked counterpart. These two are aluminum, which will reduce the overall weight by 0.5, and Lead, which will reduce the overall weight by 1. Plastic technically experiences a weight reduction, but 2 of the 12 are consumed in the crafting recipe, leaving you with 10 plastic, which weigh the same unbulked.

It may appear when creating bulk items that you are saving space in your stash with each item, but that is because of the two plastic it costs to create each bulk item, giving you a gain of 0.1 weight with each bulk item, because they are consuming plastic.

Another advantage to creating bulk versions is the in-game robot merchants will buy bulk items but not individual raw materials. The disadvantage is the need for plastic which can be used up quickly if a large number of items are being bulked.