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Who needs friends, anyway? When adventuring without a companion, you take 15% less damage and carry weight increases by 50.— Fallout 4 description

Lone Wanderer is a perk in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76.

Fallout 4

Who needs friends anyway? If you prefer a solo exploration, you can add value that would normally require Endurance and Strength bonuses at lower ranks. The relatively low CHR requirement means the first rank of this is an extremely attractive proposition.Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide description

Effects

Rank Requirements Description Base ID
1 CH 3 Who needs friends, anyway? When adventuring without a companion, you take 15% less damage and carry weight increases by 50. 001D246B
2 CH 3, LVL 17 When adventuring without a companion, you take 30% less damage and carry weight increases by 100 001D246D
3 CH 3, LVL 40 When adventuring without a companion, you do 25% more damage. 001D246E
4 CH 3, LVL 50 Far Harbor (add-on) When adventuring without a companion, you have 25 more action points. xx0365F8

Notes

  • This perk's effects still apply with Dogmeat as an active companion.
  • It seems that the player character needs to fast travel or wait a certain amount of time for the effects of the Lone Wanderer perk to take effect (i.e. for damage values to change) after a companion is dismissed.
  • This perk and Attack Dog are unique in offering actual damage reduction instead of a set amount of damage resistance. It offers an increasing amount of effective damage resistance depending on the player's damage resistance.

Fallout 76

Who needs friends, anyway?
Rank Description Base ID
1 When adventuring alone, take 10% less damage and gain 10% AP regen. 001D246B
2 When adventuring alone, take 15% less damage and gain 20% AP regen. 001D246D
3 When adventuring alone, take 20% less damage and gain 30% AP regen. 001D246E

The perk stacks with Dodgy, and Suppressor to effectively reduce incoming damage by 80%.

Behind the scenes

The perk is named after the Lone Wanderer, the player character of Fallout 3; the icon is modeled after its ending cutscene.

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