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Have you seen the Mysterious Guidestones? Quite majestic, are they not? Some might say, otherworldly...The Emissary

The Mysterious Guidestones are an unmarked location in the Savage Divide region of Appalachia in Fallout 76, introduced in the Wastelanders update. They are located northeast of Federal Disposal Field HZ-21.

Due to their unknown nature, Professor Michael Blake speculated that they were of extraterrestrial origins.[1]

Layout[]

Located on the top of a mountain, the guidestones consist of one upright standing, central stone slab in the middle and four standing slabs around it. The central slab has a horizontal stone on top of it, while the outer slabs have petroglyphs on both their front and back sides.

Appearances[]

The Mysterious Guidestones appear only in Fallout 76, introduced in the Wastelanders update.

Behind the scenes[]

  • In Nifskope, the author of the Mysterious Guidestones is Connor McCampbell.
  • The Mysterious Guidestones closely resemble the real-world Georgia Guidestones, a stone monument created in 1980 that functioned as a durable compass, calendar, and clock. The slabs of the Georgia Guidestones provided ten principles written in eight different languages, often theorized to be instructions for rebuilding civilization after an apocalypse. Three years after the release of Wastelanders, the Georgia Guidestones were damaged in a bombing and subsequently demolished.

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