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For an overview of iguana bits in the Fallout series of games, see Iguana bits. |
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Iguana bits are a consumable item in Fallout 3.
Background[]
Bits are simply cut-up pieces of iguana meat, served in a variety of ways. As iguana meat is stringy,[Non-game 1] it needs to be processed to be edible, with some methods including charring[1] or boiling in carrot broth to make iguana soup.[2] Bits can also be eaten on their own after preparation, with a side of vegetables,[3] or turned into a sandwich.[4][5]
Characteristics[]
Iguana bits restore 5 Hit Points at the expense of increasing one's Radiation count by 3.
Locations[]
- They are commonly found on dinner plates in homes all across the wasteland.
- Can often be bought from food vendors, even traders that deal in misc. goods, like Moira Brown and Seagrave Holmes, sell them.
- Talon Company mercs, Regulators, raiders, and wastelanders sometimes have it in their inventory.
Notes[]
Despite this foodstuff being plentiful around the wasteland, live iguanas are never seen in any Fallout game.
References[]
- ↑ PRO ITEM.MSG: "{10300}{}{Iguana-on-a-stick}"
"{10301}{}{Some charred meat and vegetables on a cooking stick.}"
Note: Present in both Fallout and Fallout 2. - ↑ Iguana soup
- ↑ Zimmer: "Did I order already? If I didn't, I'd like Iguana Bits with vegetables."
Mister Buckingham: "Your food will be ready shortly, Mister Zimmer."
(Rivet City conversations; Zimmer and Mister Buckingham's dialogue) - ↑ Allistair Tenpenny: "You know, you make a very good sandwich."
Margaret Primrose: "Thank you for saying so, sir. It's always my great pleasure. If you'd ever like to try another dish, I have an extensive menu of delicacies."
Allistair Tenpenny: "Yes well. I'm a visionary, that's true. But I'm also a creature of habit. I like my Iguana Bits sandwich just the way I always get it. Thank you."
(Tenpenny Tower conversations; Allistair Tenpenny and Margaret Primrose's dialogue) - ↑ The Lone Wanderer: "Tell me about Allistair Tenpenny."
Margaret Primrose: "Every day it's the same thing. The man has no imagination with his meals. But it's his building, so everyday I make that damned 'Iguana Bits sandwich, no salt, with a peeled pear on the side. Send it up to the penthouse.'"
(Margaret Primrose's dialogue)
- Non-game