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Fallout 3 Locations Map

Bobbleheads in Fallout 3 give you a permenant increase to a skill or S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stat. For this reason, you often shouldn't make a character with +10 in any stat, or raise a character past 90% in any skill without first getting that particular Bobblehead. Every skill in Fallout 3 is represented, so how ever you play your character there is a Fallout 3 Vault Boy Bobblehead for you to find.

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Of the Fallout 3 Bobblehead Locations mentioned here, some will be easier to access than others early in the game. For example, the intelligence Bobblehead in Rivet City will be most beneficial if gained early in the game, but the player may need to go through some tough enemies. It's a worthwhile journey, however.

Fallout 3 SPECIAL Stat Bobblehead Locations

Strength: The Strength Bobblehad is found in Lucas Simms' house in Megaton. It's very easy to get after you've disarmed the bomb. If you blew up Megaton, there's no hope. The quest The Power of Atom is very easy to do the 'nice' way and also gets you a house in the town. Once that quest is completed, Lucas Simms' house will no longer be locked. That's your chance to go inside without breaking in. Otherwise, you'll have to break in. The door requires 50 lockpick, but high sneak is going to be needed to do it without drawing attention.

Perception: You can find the Perception Bobblehead in the Republic of Dave, which is in the extreme northeastern corner of the map. Look for the Museum of Dave and enter. It is one of the only buildings you can enter here without talking to Dave first. The Bobblehead is on a shelf in the museum, and you can take it without it being considered stolen of course. The journey to get this Bobblehead will net you a lot of cash, although at times it will be dangerous. Use points of interest you discover on your map as travel spots to return to Megaton or Rivet City to sell loot and buy stimpacks.

Endurance: The Endurance Bobblehead is found in the deathclaw sanctuary. It can be tough for lower level players to get, because the location is of course filled with death claws. The sanctuary can be seen in the screenshot here. If you're low level, once you're in the area you will probably need a stealth boy to help you get to the Bobblehead. Sneak all the way in to the south, down the hill. The Bobblehead is on a little table. Make your way back out quickly. You should know whether taking out a death claw is a challenge for you. Act accordingly.

Charisma: The Charisma Bobble is located in Vault 108, which is exactly 8 squares north of Rivet Cit is home to the Charisma Bobblehead. Set your marker in the square I stated, and head there. It's quite a walk, but you will gain a good deal of experience from the trek. The Vault is infested with Gary Clones, who are very weak and give about twenty experience per kill. The Bobblehead is in the Cloning lab. Near the western side of the area, the Bobblehead can be found on a table in a room with a lot of beds.

Intelligence: The Intelligence Bobblehead is located in Rivet City. You can get it while you're doing the Wasteland Survival Guide quest. There is a science lab in the ship. Go through the stairwell door and look for the signs. They'll lead you directly to the lab. Look to the desk near the center of the room to find the Intelilgence Bobblehead.

Agility: The path to the Agility bottlehead was littered with Deathclaws for me. Others may have better luck. It's found in the Greener Pastures Disposal Site, three down and four left from the top right corner of the map. There are toxic waste barrels all over. Inside a shack there you can find a radiation suit along with a nice stash of anti-radiation drugs. Put on the suit and look for the area of the site with a big cloud of radiation. Go through to the Office building here, to find the agility Bobblehead along with a safe that can be opened by hacking the terminal with 50 science. Inside I found two scoped .44s and a good bit of ammo.

Luck: The Luck Bobblehead is in Arlington Cemetery. To get there from Megaton, head east to Super Duper Mart, then southeast to the 'Flooded Metro'. The metro here is very short, and leads to the cemetery itself. Head southwest of teh entrance to find Arlington House. The Bobblehead is in the basement, straight ahead from the entrance on a shelf.

Where to Find Fallout 3 Skill Bobbleheads

Barter: Head far west of Megaton to the town of Evergreen Mills. The place is a Raider base, so be prepared to do a lot of fighting. This is definitely one of the hardest locations to get into early in the game. Inside, other than the army of raiders there is a Super Mutant Behemoth (caged) that can be killed. The Bobblehead can be found by first going into the Foundry, then from there the Bazaar. Head to the back of the area to find Smiling Jack. If you kill him, he has the Terrible Shotgun, one of the most powerful weapons in the game. It's a variant of the Combat Shotgun, and can be repaired from parts of these weaker models. Behind Smiling Jack's shop, there is a path that leads to a storage area. Grab the Bobblehead from the top right of the large shelf. Look behind the counter for a safe, as well!

Big Guns: This Bobblehead is found in Fort Constantine's CO Quarters. Look for the Fort four squares east and one square south from the northwestern-most square. Once there, go inside the cellar to find this Bobblehead on a shelf.

Energy Weapons: This Bobblehead can only be found during your trip to Raven Rock during the American Dream quest. Look in the '2' section for Colonel Autumn's chambers. You should really clear this area before going on to the main room anyway, as you'll be locked out.

Explosives: The Explosives Bobblehead is found near WKML Broadcast station. The station is 5 squares south and 4 squares east from the northwestern corner of the map. The item is in a sewer south of the station itself. Go up to the station and go around to the south of the building, then drop off the small cliff. Trace your way along the southern rock facing. Be up close so that you can see the white cistern that has a grate you can climb down. There are several other items, including a stealthboy along with the explosives Bobblehead.

Lockpick: The Lockpick Bobblehead is found in the Bethesda Ruins. They are found three squares north and two squares east of Megaton. You will likely find your way to the western building first. The Bobblehead is in the eastern tower. Don't worry, clear the first tower then head upstairs to find a skywalk that leads between the two buildings. In the eastern building, there aren't that many enemies. The Bobblehead can be found near the center of the area on a desk.

Medicine: You can get the Medicine Bobblehead before you ever leave Vault 101. This is the first Bobblehead you can access in Fallout 3. Getting it early will help your character by making stimpacks heal more damage, and providing more dialog choices involving the medicine skill. It can be found on Dad's desk. You have multiple chances to get it, but the last chance is the escape. If you don't get this Bobblehead during your escape, you may be forced to wait until after the waters of life is completed for Amata to send out a distress signal. You can get the signal by goin near the Vault. The quest will cause you to be an outcast from the Vault, meaning that when you do this quest your last chance to grab the Bobblehead.

Melee Weapons: This item is in the Dunwich Building, in the extreme southwest corner of the map. In fact, look one square east from the bottom left corner. In the northern central part of that square is the building. It's hard to miss it. This building has quite a lot of loot. It's populated mostly by Ghouls. If you have the ghoul mask it'll be a cakewalk. If you can already one hit ghouls though, it'll be just as easy but you'll get experience. I'm for the latter. At any rate, explore most of this place for the loot but finding the Bobblehead can be a bit confusing. Head to the north from the entrance and take the first door to the right. Inside, look immediately to the south to see a staircase. Ascend it. Your destination from here is near the northeastern corner. Go down the stairs there, then turn left, then right (immediately after going through the last door), then right again to go through a door that leads to the west and to a door.

The door leads to the Forsaken Dunwich Ruins. Follow the path a bit and try to stay along the northern wall at all times. You'll have to do a bit of jumping, but once you're on the western side of the ruins it's ok if you fall down. There is a door to the south that leads to the Virulent Underchambers. Head to the southernmost room. Go through the other door on this level to return to the main area. Drop through the floor to return to the exit.

Repair: The Repair Bobblehead is very easy to get if you have 50 lockpick. It's in Evan King's house in Arefu. Arefu is 3 squares west and four squares north of Megaton, up on the bridge. Be careful as breaking in to his house is trespassing. Quickly grab the Bobblehead to your left and get out.

Science: The Bobblehead for the Science Skill is inside Vault 106. The Vault is northwest of Vault 101. Look for the Living Quarters once inside the vault, and head to the room that is farthest to the east. This Vault is very interesting because it has psychotropic drugs in the air that cause hallucinations. At one point you see several 'Dads' and are attacked by the tunnel snakes from vault 101. It's an interesting experience. There is a good deal of loot to be found in here if you explore it.

Small Guns: To find the Small Guns Bobblehead, you'll need to find the National Guard Depot. This area is located one square north and seven squares east of Megaton. To get there, you won't have to actually go through the city. This is perhaps the most important tip. Don't ever dip into the city. Stay on the northern border of it at all times. After much fighting you'll eventually come to the Depot. It's guarded by a pair of protectrons, which could pose a threat to low level players. Inside, you will find this area can be somewhat hard to navigate due to all the rubble. While there is much to be found here, the primary goal is the Bobblehead. For higher level players most of the guns that are in here aren't very good anyway. Head first for the Depot Training Area. From here, it gets more linear. You'll go through the Training Area to the Offices, then back into the depot from that area. Look for an electrical switch ahead on the left. This will open the locked doors two levels below (look for the flashing lights). Once here, finding the Bobblehead is a cinch. Look for it on a shelf near a doorway. The final part of this area reqires the Keller Family Transcripts to enter, but you won't need them to get the Bobblehead itself.

Sneak: The Sneak Bobblehead is in the Yao Guai Tunnels, which are nine squares west, one square north of Megaton. Clearly, there will be a lot of Yao Guai here, so don't go unless you're prepared for a fight or took the Animal Friend Perk. Look to the east-central side of the square. The tunnels can be hard to spot, because they're nestled between two cliffs. Inside, Once inside head all the way east to a door called Yao Guai Den. Look to the south central of the main large room here to find the Bobblehead.

Speech: The Speech Bobblehead is located in Paradise Falls. It's in Eulogy Jones' Pad, which are not far from the entrance. You can gain entry to this area through several paths, including: Agreeing to enslave four people with the Mesmetron, Bribing the gate guard with 500 caps, or during the Rescue from Paradise side quest that is found while following the Main Quest. You'll get it at Little Lamplight, and the quest is one of several options for gaining entry to that area.

Unarmed: The unarmed Bobblehead's location is easy to find early in the game. It is located in an unmarked location known as Rockopolis. You can find it one square west of Smith Casey's Garage, or eight squares west of Megaton. Look slightly south of the center of that square. There is a banner hung over a boulder, with a couple of trees nearby (facing west). The boulder is opened like a door. Once inside, there isn't much else to find but the unarmed Bobblehead, which is on the ground near the corpse of a man named Argyle.

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Three Dog

Biography and appearance Race Human, African American Gender Male Hair Style Hair Color Black Eye Color Affiliation Galaxy News Radio Role Disk Jockey Location GNR building plaza Dialogue File Three Dog's dialogue Gameplay Mentioned in Fallout 4 Quests Following in His Footsteps Galaxy News Radio Combat Style Default aggression Unaggressive confidence Cowardly assistance Helps Nobody Statistics Alignment 500 Good SPECIAL Strength: 4 Perception: 4 Endurance: 4 Charisma: 7 Intelligence: 6 Agility: 4 Luck: 6 Derived Stats Hit Points: 10 Fatigue: 50 Critical chance: Melee damage: Unarmed damage: Poison resistance: Radiation resistance: Tag Skills Entrepreneur (Entrepreneur) Barter: 34 Big Guns: 13 Energy Weapons: 13 Explosives: 13 Lockpick: 28 Medicine: 17 Melee Weapons: 13 Repair: 17 Science: 17 Small Guns: 13 Sneak: 13 Speech: 34 Throwing, unused: 0 Unarmed: 13 Level 1 Calculated: 1 → 0 Technical Editor Race African American Editor ID ThreeDog Base ID 0002248b Ref ID 00023943 Script SCRI - Script: SCPT - Script [0005A59D] <ThreeDogScript> Editor Factions GNRKnightFaction Packages Packages Package 000C8011 (ThreeDogDialogPackageFirstTimePlayer) Package 000B111B (ThreeDogEatsNight)Package 000B111A (ThreeDogEatsMorning)Package 000B1119 (ThreeDogSleeps)Package 000B1118 (ThreeDogBasicSandbox) Actor Special Head Gear EyebrowM (EyebrowM)

Three Dog in Fallout Shelter

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Because one dog ain't enough, and two is too low, it's me, Three Dog! How you kids handlin' Post-Apocalyptia today?

”— Three Dog

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Victoria 2 ideology cheats. Three Dog is the radio host, DJ, and news anchor of the Galaxy News Radio station in the Capital Wasteland in Fallout 3.

• 3Interactions with the player character

Background

Born to parents who made their way in the world as members of a traveling theater group, Three Dog grew up listening to rock music, hating the government that he never knew (but surely caused the nuclear holocaust), fully believing in the rights of free speech and communal law.^[1][2] At some point before he established GNR, he was taking Jet and stumbled across Oasis.^[3]

He established GNR in 2272, together with a technician named Margaret.^[4] Since he began, he's been broadcasting to the Wasteland with his voice, public service announcements, and music. At times he makes jests at Enclave Radio, going as far as mocking President John Henry Eden.^[5] Three Dog believes in what he calls 'fighting the good fight', which boils down to noble pursuits in the fight against raiders, super mutants, slavers, Talon Company, and the Enclave. This explains why he cooperates with Lyons' Brotherhood of Steel.

Daily schedule

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He stays in the GNR building throughout the entire game.

Interactions with the player character

Interactions overview

This character drops an ear when killed (Contract Killer).

This character starts quests.

This character is involved in quests.

Quests

• Following in His Footsteps: Passing a Speech check will give the Lone Wanderer immediate information about their father.
• Galaxy News Radio: In exchange for information about the Lone Wanderer's father, Three Dog wants them to go to the Museum of Technology and install a new satellite in the Washington Monument to boost GNR's signal.

Effects of player actions

• Should Three Dog die, GNR technician Margaret will replace him as GNR's radio personality.
• Three Dog will comment on various actions of the Lone Wanderer through his radio broadcasts.
• On Galaxy News Radio, Three Dog refers to the Lone Wanderer by their current karma title.

Inventory

Apparel	Three Dog's headwear Three Dog's glasses Merc cruiser outfit
Weapon
Carried items	-
Drops on death	empty

Notes

• Evidently, his broadcasts are pre-recorded. He can be viewed at the G.N.R. building, not doing anything of note, but still his public service announcements or other news can still be heard on the radio. This is further supported by the fact that he can be heard on the radio at any time during the day. Additionally, he often says in his introduction 'coming to you taped from my fortified bunker in the middle of a DC hellhole' though he also will say 'coming to you live'.
• If the Lone Wanderer helps Roy Phillips get into Tenpenny Tower, Three Dog later refers to the 'wholesome slaughter' of the former residents, instead of the common expression 'wholesale slaughter.'
• Three Dog's broadcast expression can change depending on the actions of the Lone Wanderer. Should the Lone Wanderer pursue a noble, good-karma path, Three Dog will say 'Nice goin' kid!' at the end of an event-determined broadcast. But should the Lone Wanderer choose a vilified, bad-karma path, Three Dog is quoted as saying 'Not cool kid. Not cool at all.' Or, 'what's with that, kid?'

Notable quotes

• 'Because one dog ain't enough, and two is too low, it's me, Three Dog! How you kids handlin' Post-Apocalyptia today?'

• 'Hey everybody, this is Three Dog, your friendly neighborhood disc jockey. What's a 'disc'? Hell if I know. But I'm gonna keep talkin' anyway.'

• 'Now what if I, the all-powerful Three Dog, were to tell you that somewhere right here in the Capital Wasteland, there’s a place with LOTS of trees.'

• 'People of the Capital Wasteland! It is I, Three Dog, your ruler! Hear me, and obey! Oh, sorry, that's that OTHER radio station.'

• 'Hey nifty America. It's me, your president, John Hen.. Ahhhh.. Gotcha! Three Dog here! How's everyone doin'?'

• 'That's right, from Megaton to Girdershade, Paradise Falls to the Republic of Dave, we are coming to you loud and proud, in a special live report!'

• 'The Enclave, and that includes their Homecoming King, 'President' John Henry Eden and his gorilla Colonel Augustus Autumn, are NOT here to help you.'

Appearances

Three Dog appears in Fallout 3 and Fallout Shelter, and is mentioned in Fallout 4.^[6]

Behind the scenes

• The name of the character Three Dog comes from a previous character played by his voice actor Erik Todd Dellums, called 'Dog 3'.
• Three Dog shares similarities to very many DJ characters from movies and real life, Wolfman Jack chief among them.
• Gearbox Software's FPS-RPG Borderlands 2 references Three Dog with a three-barrel shotgun titled 'Thre Dog'. The weapon's description states that '..one barrel ain't enough, and two is too few'.

Bugs

• PCPlayStation 3Xbox 360 Occasionally, Three Dog will mention events that occur after the ending of the game. He will only do so if the player had downloaded the Broken Steel downloadable content and has not played through the part in the game before it.
• PCPlayStation 3Xbox 360 Sometimes after starting a new game, Three Dog can be heard stating things that haven't come to pass yet. This can be very annoying as it usually lasts the entire game or until you catch up with what he's talking about.
• PlayStation 3Xbox 360 Sometimes Three dog will start saying a comment and then quickly switch comments about the player over and over again. This can be annoying and not allow you to listen to music for the rest of the game.
• PCPlayStation 3 Occasionally Three dog will repeat the 'News' section of broadcast 2-3 times over until he will continue playing songs again.

References

1. ↑Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.100: 'Three Dog
   Born to parents who made their way in the world as members of a traveling theater group, Three Dog grew up listening to rock music, hating the government that he never knew (but surely caused the nuclear holocaust), fully believing in the rights of free speech and communal law. He is fully committed to 'spreading the signal' of his radio station to anyone who will listen; it's his duty to counter the propaganda spouted by the Enclave on their station.'
   (Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition Wasteland Census)
2. ↑The Lone Wanderer: 'I wish I could have met your parents. I bet they were.. interesting.'
   Three Dog: 'Parents? Ha! I was born from the sun and have sand in my veins. Ha ha! Just messing with you. My parents were very cool. They preached all about the haters and their bullshit.. how to tell the propaganda from the real deal.'
   (Three Dog's dialogue)
3. ↑Galaxy News Radio: 'Here's a question for all you faithful listeners. Have you guys and gals ever seen.. a tree? No, no, no. Not those shriveled black things. I’m talking real trees. Brown bark, green leaves, photosynthesis, all that good stuff. Now what if I, the all-powerful Three Dog, were to tell you that somewhere right here in the Capital Wasteland, there’s a place with LOTS of trees. A veritable Oasis of green in that depressing sea of brown. Look, it was years ago, and I MAY have been experimenting with Jet at the time, but I’m telling you, it’s out there..'
   (Three Dog's dialogue)
4. ↑Galaxy News Radio: 'Good golly, Holly. This is the worst thing to happen to our neighborhood since the HOA instituted their mandatory 'scavenged rags' dress code. From Rivet City to downtown D.C., the Enclave is on the scene and setting up shop. Children, I don't care if you've ignored every other word that's come out of my mouth for the past five years. Please. Hear me now, and believe. The Enclave, and that includes their Homecoming King, 'President' John Henry Eden and his gorilla Colonel Augustus Autumn, are NOT here to help you. Wake up, children the Enclave have a giant truck full 'o Brahmin, and they've been spoon-feeding you the bullshit. These guys are schemers, crooks, and killers, and the sooner you all realize that and stand up to their oppression, the better. That, my friends, is fighting the good fight.'
   (Three Dog's dialogue)
5. ↑Galaxy News Radio: 'Hey nifty America. It's me, your president, John Hen.. Ahhhh.. Gotcha! Three Dog here! How's everyone doin'?'
   (Three Dog's dialogue)
6. ↑Robert MacCready: '''
   (Robert MacCready's dialogue (Fallout 4)) Note: This line is spoken within the control room of the WRVR broadcast station.

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