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Revision as of 04:40, 25 December 2014
Bootjack Cavern is an unmarked location in the Mojave Wasteland that is east of the wrecked Highwayman. From there, head due east (toward Lucky Jim Mine) until you reach the cliff face, then head north along the cliff.
The cavern entrance faces west, towards the road. The Pip-Boy display is deceptive because it displays the quest marker on the east-facing side of the mesa, in the cave's interior. Players having difficulty finding the location would be well-advised to begin at the road and head east, rather than beginning at Lucky Jim Mine and heading west.
Layout
The cavern is a small cave consisting of three sections which are populated by fire geckos.
Notable loot
- A pile of fire gecko eggs can be found at the southern tip for the Bleed Me Dry quest.
Notes
- Inside the cave there is a deposit of sulfur and potassium almost identical to the deposit in the Vault 19 sulfur caves, only smaller and not explosive.
- There are two dead prospectors inside the cave with a few different weapons and types of ammunition and one with a slave scarf.
Appearances
Bootjack Cavern appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
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