The Cave of the Abaddon is a location in the Divide in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Lonesome Road.
Layout[]
Situated northwest of the Sunstone Tower roof, the cave consists of a long cave formed mainly by collapsed buildings. The buried buildings, comprised of a stairwell and two rooms, serve as a transitional area linking the cave to the Boxwood Hotel roof. The area contains many tunnelers, including the unique tunneler queen.
An Auto-Doc can be found near the exit to the buried buildings. Inside the buried buildings, a usable bed and a RALPHIE poster are located in the second room.
Notable loot[]
- Eyebot upgrade circuit board - When facing the entrance of the cave from the clearing, detonate the nuke embedded in the rocks to the east. After the detonation, climb the beam on the ground marked with a blue Old World flag, and the circuit board will be on a destroyed eyebot lying at the end of the beam.
- One Nostalgia entry - Sunflower Summers' diary, found in a suitcase near Sunflower Summers' remains along the northern wall of the first chamber of the cave.
- A copy of D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine - In the second room after entering the door to the buried buildings, between a toppled desk and chair.
Notes[]
- A swimming pool can be seen upside-down in the ceiling of the cave, near the entrance.
- A few seconds after entering the cave, the screen suddenly becomes much darker.
- Between the Third Street Municipal Building and just before the entrance to the Cave of the Abaddon, a collapsed building can be found with a destroyed Saturnite sign on its roof (originally reading "World's Sharpest Edge," but with the word "sharpest" and the Saturnite brand name and logo having fallen off nearby. The resulting sign reads simply "World's Edge."
The following is based on the Wild Wasteland trait. |
- If Wild Wasteland is an active trait, Seymour can be found near the remains of Summers, in the north corner of the first part of the cave.
End of information based on the Wild Wasteland trait |
Appearances[]
The Cave of the Abaddon appears only in the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Lonesome Road.
Behind the scenes[]
The location's name, "Abaddon" is an intensive form of the Hebrew word Abad, meaning "destruction." In the Book of Revelation from the Christian Bible, Abaddon is the name of a male angel seen in a vision as the king of an army of locusts.
Bugs[]
The Auto-Doc does not remove addictions, although it performs its other functions, even after patch 140525. [verified]
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