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Trinity Plaza is a location in the Back Bay neighborhood of Boston in 2287.
Background[]
This plaza was founded in 1733 and later hosted Trinity Church (finished in 1877). The church became overshadowed by the monolithic Trinity Tower to the southeast, and likewise contains a band of super mutants.[1]
Layout[]
Trinity Plaza is an outdoor area centrally located between Trinity Church to the east, the Boston Public Library to the west and Trinity Tower to the south.
Related quests[]
- Cleansing the Commonwealth: Knight Rhys gives the Sole Survivor an assignment to clear the location of what he calls "abominations" to further the aims of the Brotherhood of Steel.
- Diamond City's Most Wanted: A bounty board in the Diamond City market gives the Sole Survivor a target to handle in exchange for caps.
- Hypothesis: To aid in one of his experiments, Doctor Holdren of the Institute's BioScience division asks the Sole Survivor to obtain a tissue sample from a particularly tough super mutant and return it to him.
- Leading by Example: Lancer-Captain Kells requests the Sole Survivor's help in training a Brotherhood squire by allowing him to accompany them on a mission.
- Quartermastery: Scribe Haylen has identified the location of a piece of technology she wishes to retrieve and catalog. She asks the Sole Survivor for help in bringing back the technology in one piece.
- Randolph Safehouse: The Railroad agent Mister Tims will leave dead drops in the form of six holotapes for the Sole Survivor, containing information about possible hazards to the Railroad's escort and escape of synths out of the Commonwealth. They can assist in these efforts by clearing out the location of hostiles.
Companion comments[]
- When at this location, companions make comments, which are activated in the nursery in the basement.
| Location comments | |
|---|---|
| Character | Comment |
| Cait | |
| Codsworth | "This nursery looks well kept for the times. Gives renewed hope for the little ones, doesn't it? Er... apologies, sir. I wasn't thinking." |
| Curie | |
| Danse | |
| Deacon | |
| John Hancock | |
| Nick Valentine | |
| Piper Wright | |
| Preston Garvey | "Let's go. This is just too sad." |
| Robert MacCready | |
| X6-88 | |
Appearances[]
Appearances[]
Trinity Plaza appears only in Fallout 4.
Gallery[]
Overview
Liberty statue
References[]
- ↑ Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Collector's Edition p.452: "[11.02] TRINITY PLAZA
Still standing in the overgrown plaza that bears its name is Trinity Church. Founded in 1733, the present structure was completed in 1877 and now houses a small congregation of Super Mutants. The church has two entrances—the main doors and a hatch to the rear (east). Don’t forget the magazine from the pulpit. The area is easy to spot from a distance; it is adjacent to the massive Trinity Tower."
(Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide Map)