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Ra-Ra is a child in Appalachia in 2103.
Background
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Ra-Ra was found by Gail, who acts as a surrogate mother to her. Since then, they have protected and taken care of each other. She is the only child living in the Crater and is disappointed that she has no other children to play with. She also does not know her actual name.
Ra-Ra owns a stuffed rabbit toy that she is very fond of.
Interactions with the player characterEdit
Interactions overviewEdit
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QuestsEdit
- Fun and Games: Ra-Ra insists that the Vault 76 residents must help her find her toy, which was stolen by a Radrat, before she will return to the Crater. She will crawl through the vents of Grafton Steel Underground, opening locked doors and occasionally throwing pulse grenades to the residents to help them fight the robots in the Underground.
Effects of player's actionsEdit
- Partly through Fun and Games, Ra-Ra will ask for food from the residents. Should one choose to give her some, they will gain a small amount of raider reputation.
- If one was nice to her in dialogue throughout Fun and Games, she will agree to help them open an optional locked door to gain access to the prototype steel mill paint. Otherwise, she will refuse, and the paint will be unobtainable.
InventoryEdit
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AppearancesEdit
Ra-Ra appears only in Fallout 76, introduced in the Wastelanders update.
BugsEdit
During the Ra-Ra rescue mission, the quest can become stuck within the facility. To prevent this, quickly enter the room beyond the third locked door by crawling through one of the ventilator shafts. This will trigger an assaultron attack. After killing it, the previously locked door will be accessible.
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