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Radhogs are creatures encountered in the Burning Springs region of Appalachia in Fallout 76, introduced in the Burning Springs update.
Background[]
Main article: Hog
The radhog is the mutated descendant of pre-War swine commonly found in the Burning Springs region of Ohio. Before the Great War, feral pigs were considered an invasive species in Appalachia.[1]
Characteristics[]
Biology[]
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Appearances[]
Radhogs appear in Fallout 76, introduced in the Burning Springs update.
Art assets for the creature were already added to Fallout 76 files in America's Playground, but went unused until Burning Springs.
Gallery[]
Radhog CAMP pet
Radhog CAMP pet rolling over
References[]
- ↑ Pioneer Scout camp terminal entries; Pioneer badge exam terminal, Tadpole Exams, Hunter Note: The correct answer to the question "The government in Charleston decides it's open season to hunt feral pigs in Appalachia. This is because they are what kind of species here?" is "Invasive."