Daily: Buried with Honor is a daily quest in Fallout 76.
Quick walkthrough[]
Daily quest: Buried with Honor | |||||
Listen to the radio transmission from Grafton mayor. | |||||
Head to Prickett's Fort and initiate dialogue with its curator. | |||||
Retrieve soldier's remains from the fort. | |||||
Head to Philippi Battlefield Cemetery and place the remains in the open grave. | |||||
Equip any shovel and activate the dirt mound next to the grave in order to bury the remains. | |||||
Reward: 400 XP, 40 , 3 , random items | |||||
Detailed walkthrough[]
The Grafton mayor tasks the Vault Dweller with assisting the Prickett's Fort curator, by giving the recently discovered remains of a soldier from the Civil War era a proper burial in a nearby cemetery. The quest is initiated automatically, once the mayor starts the radio transmission, which can happen as soon as the player steps foot in the Toxic Valley.
Head to Prickett's Fort, and initiate dialogue with its curator, found at the bottom of the fort near the parking lot. Once the curator starts speaking its lines, head up to the fort, and pick up the soldier's remains from a table, in a wooden cabin in the southwestern corner of the fort. There's usually a radroach or two crawling around the cabin as well.
From there, follow state route 97 in the southwestern direction towards the Philippi Battlefield Cemetery. Once there, interact with the open grave near the flagpole, upon which the remains are placed inside it. Lastly, equip any shovel, and interact with the dirt pile next to the grave, in order to bury the remains. Watch out for the mongrels prowling around the graves and the yao guai serving as the area boss in the parking lot.
Doing so results in another transmission from the Grafton mayor and completes the quest. The rewards are 400 XP, 40 caps, three legendary scrip and random items, with a small chance for a legendary weapon or armor.
Quest stages[]
Notes[]
- A shovel can be found next to the open grave in the dirt mound. If another player has recently completed this quest, chances are that this shovel will not be there. Instead, another shovel will be placed behind a nearby tree if the player attempts to bury the remains without a shovel equipped.
- Upon interacting with the Prickett's Fort curator, it will claim that the Civil War soldier's body is fresh and intact.[1] However, the actual remains that the player picks up to bury is nothing more than a ribcage with a spinal cord and pelvis.
References[]
- ↑ Prickett's Fort curator: "Although the body is highly irradiated and strangely fresh. It's almost like it died twenty years ago instead of 200."
(Curator bot dialogue)
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