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“Well, well. The budding entrepreneur returns! Now see? This is what I want for the world. For men and women to make their own way, find their own paths to success. What can Paradise Falls do for you today?”
Eulogy Jones is the head slaver of Paradise Falls in 2277.
Background
Eulogy is a very resourceful and manipulative man who gets other people to do his dirty work. He does not wish for anyone to interfere with his slaving operation and will not hesitate to get rid of anyone who tries. Although he may say he reached his position through hard work, he did it through careful tactics and from the efforts of other people such as his slaves, and he also murdered the former leader Harmon Jurley and took over the role. He rules through intimidation and fear so no messes with him. He has two personal slaves, Crimson and Clover.
Daily schedule
Eulogy is normally seen inside his pad or roaming around Paradise Falls talking to other slavers about current events. Occasionally he can be found in Cutter's Clinic talking to Cutter. He also makes a daily trip to the slave pens, to 'check the livestock' (Eulogy will always react the same way when he inspects the pens, even if the slaves are not present).
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character starts quests. | |
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This character is involved in quests. | |
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This character buys slaves. |
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This character drops a finger upon death (Lawbringer). | |
Quests
- The Kid-Kidnapper: Jones asks the Lone Wanderer to kidnap a kid from Little Lamplight, Bumble. If completed, they will get the Boogeyman's hood as a reward.
- Rescue from Paradise: Save the kids by buying them from Eulogy for 2000 caps (1200 with a Speech/Barter check) or free them by obtaining the slave pen key (either by stealing it from Eulogy's pad or by taking it off the corpse of Eulogy or Forty).
- Those!: When finding Bryan Wilks a place to stay, he can be sold to Eulogy for 100 caps (300, with a successful Speech check). This will result in significant negative Karma.
Other interactions
With enough negative Karma and 1000 caps (500 with 50 in Barter), Eulogy can sell the Lone Wanderer his bodyguard Clover, as a companion.
Inventory
- Fallout 3
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
|---|---|---|
| Eulogy Jones' suit | Scoped .44 Magnum Frag grenade |
Eulogy Jones' password Paradise Falls box key |
- Fallout Shelter
 | Outfit |
|---|---|
| Eulogy Jones' suit | |
| Weapon | |
| Blackhawk |
Notes
- The key to 'The Box' (where Rory Maclaren is being held prisoner) is located on a small table in Eulogy's pad next to the heart-shaped bed.
- Even though Eulogy's bed gives a prompt for sleeping, it is not possible to wait or sleep in Eulogy's pad.
- Eulogy is always followed around by his two slaves/bodyguards, Crimson and Clover. Eulogy and Crimson are fairly standard opponents, but Clover has extremely high durability, due to being a potential companion.
- Eulogy can often be seen getting annoyed at Clover and Crimson about seemingly random things, and they will reply something along the lines of, "Sorry Mr. Eulogy," or "Yes daddy, sorry, it won't happen again."
- After the quest Rescue from Paradise, Eulogy might not be found in his pad, which may be a result of being stuck in the building he walked into after distracting Forty. One could also try checking the clinic, as he has a tendency to talk to Cutter about his cut in the profits.
- Eulogy will tease Cutter while in her clinic to collect his share of her money by saying things like; "So, Cutter, what's the good word? Happy to see me? Miss me?" Or "Got anything today Cutter? Flowers? Love letters?" Cutter will then tell him that their relationship is strictly business-related.
- He is one of only nine named characters in the base game to have "Very Evil" Karma.
- Eulogy's unique hat can be found in Fallout: New Vegas, worn by Rotface in Freeside.
Notable quotes
- "Well then, you and I are a perfect fit. You want to buy slaves, and I want to sell them." – To the Lone Wanderer, talking "business"
- "Well, well. The budding entrepreneur returns! Now see? This is what I want for the world. For men and women to make their own way, find their own paths to success. What can Paradise Falls do for you today?"
- "I'll tell you why: because Clover is the craziest girl I've ever seen. And I'm an expert on crazy girls. Crazy in a fight, crazy in the sack, crazy every which way but loose! But most of all, she's crazy in love with whoever's holding her leash. And for the low cost of a thousand caps, Miss Clover could be crazy for you."
Appearances
Eulogy Jones appears in Fallout 3, appears as a dweller in Fallout Shelter, and is mentioned only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Bugs
- If you agree to lure a kid out of Little Lamplight, it may cause Eulogy Jones to disappear from his home. [verified]
- If world objects are used to kill Eulogy, Crimson may ignore Eulogy's death entirely. Crimson and Eulogy will continue conversing with each other as normal, with the sound of Eulogy's voice clearly emanating from his corpse despite any lack of movement. Crimson will stand in place and converse with him indefinitely, even after leaving the area and/or waiting. When this happens the PC cannot speak with Eulogy and can only loot his corpse. [verified]
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References
Non-canon
- ↑ Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.72: "Eulogy Jones
Eulogy Jones is a unique 45-year-old individual. He dresses as smoothly as possible for a Wasteland Dweller and leads by persuasion and intelligence, getting others to do his dirty work. But the man is definitely dangerous; if you mess with his slaving operation, he'll be the first one to put a bullet in your brain. Eulogy got to where he is exactly as you'd expect: by being the craziest thug in a town full of crazy thugs. He'll tell you that he did it the old-fashioned way: hard work. In truth, he used his slaves as prostitutes, and consequently, Eulogy knew nearly every secret in the camp. Eventually, he killed the former leader and took over. Every plot against his life has failed, and every Slaver in the camp has learned to back off when Eulogy loses his temper. Eulogy rules by fear."
(Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition Wasteland Census)
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