Crow (Fallout 4)

	For other uses of Crow in the Fallout universe, see Crow. For the similar birds in Fallout: New Vegas, see Raven.

Fallout 4 creature
Crow
type	creature
variants	Bird
location	The Commonwealth

 

“You see those little raven bastards- they could be Watchers. Reporting everything back to the mother ship.”— Deacon

Crows are creatures found in the Commonwealth in 2287.

Background

Crows are one of the few creatures to be visually unaffected by radiation. In the Commonwealth, they seem to be less healthy and are missing a few patches of feathers. However, some crows are synths called "watchers," created by the Institute for spying.

Characteristics

Biology

Crows have distinctive black feathers and have three frontal talons on their feet. Synth crows appear to have red eyes instead of the greyish eyes of non-synths. Crows cannot be disintegrated with energy weapons.

Gameplay attributes

Crows do not register at all on the compass and cannot be targeted in V.A.T.S. Like radgulls, crows do not always fly away from the player character when approached. When killed they explode in a manner similar to those affected by the Bloody Mess perk, regardless of whether it is active.

Locations

• Crows spawn randomly and can sometimes be found in large groups.
• Commonly seen around Diamond City.
• Perched on the roofs of the houses in Covenant.
• In front of the forgotten church.

Notes

• No experience points are gained from killing them.
• Crows, like radgulls, can occasionally become stuck flying against obstacles in their flight path.
• Footage from synth crows can be found in the Synth Retention Bureau where it displays camera footage from around the Commonwealth.

Appearances

Crows appear only in Fallout 4.

Behind the scenes

The crow model was created by Lucas Hardi, while the crow's visual effects were designed by Mark Teare.

Bugs

   Crows cannot be killed by melee attacks, including gun bashes, even if on land.^[verified]

Gallery

You eyeballin' me?

Concept art of the watcher crow from The Art of Fallout 4

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