The Arroyo village is a settlement and a fragment of Arroyo.
Layout[]
The village consists of many tents in which villagers and warriors live. There are crops in the east, a brahmin field in the northeast and the well and the head of the Vault Dweller are in the center of the district.
The central village portion of Arroyo serves as home to most of the tribe. Hakunin's tent and garden - which has been infested with man-eating plants - inhabit the northwestern corner of the map, while the Village Elder's tent lies just south and west. And shortly south of it lies the town well, broken and dormant with your whiny cousin Feargus pouting about it a few feet away.
The south-most tent belongs to none other than your old, cranky aunt Morlis, whom is in possession of a piece of rather scarce flint. The large stone monument sits peaceful and quiescent immediately northeast of her tent. The wigwam residing on the east-most bounds of the map is home to Jordan, a skilled and seasoned hunter for the tribe. The rest of the homes belong to generic tribesmen and women.
Interactions and quests[]
Lucas and Jordan can teach the arts of fighting with fists and spear.
Here the Elder leads the village, but she hopes to get a very powerful artifact to save the villiage, as it suffers from famine, poverty, disease, and drought. Vic the trader may know something about it, though he needs to be found first.
Hakunin, the village shaman, has a plant problem in his garden. The plants need to be weeded - permanently.
Nagor, the Chosen One's cousin, needs the Chosen One to find Smoke, his dog. Apparently, Smoke got lost in the hunting grounds.
Feargus, the Chosen One's nephew wants the well fixed. It's a problem, at least to him.
Aunt Morlis is in possession of a flint - a stone that can be used to sharpen some spears.
Inhabitants[]
Appearances[]
The Arroyo village appears only in Fallout 2.
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