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Pronto is a slaver who works in Paradise Falls at the store Lock and Load in 2277.

Background[]

Pronto is one of those guys who has always been around, but one cannot remember how they met him or when he showed up. Rumor has it that he is the son of an old slaver, but he does not get a lot of respect from them. He is a nice guy, and nice guys do not do well in Paradise Falls. Pronto has run Lock and Load since the last owner met an untimely end. According to Forty (then called Thirty-Two), the previous owner died when a weapon accidentally went off in his shop. If anyone knows differently, they are not saying anything.[Non-game 1]

Pronto's inventory is extremely limited and he is always in need of parts. According to him, this is because his only suppliers are his fellow slavers and they keep all of the "good stuff" for themselves.

Interactions with the player character[]

Interactions overview[]

Interactions
Icon quest starter
This character starts quests.
FO76 ui trading team
This character is a merchant. Bottle cap 150 - 400
Sells: weapons
2d20 Jury Rigger
This character can repair items. Max Repair condition: 51
Severed
This character drops a finger upon death (Lawbringer).

Quests[]

Economics of Violence: One can expand Pronto's shop by giving him 20 Chinese assault rifles. In addition, he will get a few more caps (around 400 instead of 150) and grant the player character a 20% discount.

Inventory[]

Apparel Weapon Other items On death
Merc charmer outfit Low level small gun Lock and Load supply key

Notable quotes[]

Appearances[]

Pronto appears only in Fallout 3.

References[]

Non-game

  1. Fallout 3 Official Game Guide Game of the Year Edition p.91
    "Pronto:
    Pronto is one of those guys who's always been around, but you can't remember how you met him or when he showed up. Rumor has it that he's the son of an old Slaver, but he doesn't get a lot of respect from them. He's a nice guy, and nice guys don't do well in Paradise Falls. Pronto has run Lock and Load since the last owner met an untimely end. According to Forty (then called Thirty-Two), the previous owner died when a weapon accidentally went off in his shop. If anyone knows different, they aren't saying anything."
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