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The '''Uncanny Caverns''' is a [[Fallout 76 locations|location]] in the [[Savage Divide]] region of [[Appalachia]] in [[Timeline#2102|2102]].
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The '''Uncanny Caverns''' are a [[Fallout 76 locations|location]] in the [[Savage Divide]] region of [[Appalachia]] {{In|FO76}}.
   
 
==Background==
  
==Background==
  ⚫
Uncanny Caverns was a pre-[[Great War|War]] tourist destination, composed of a series of caverns and tunnels, as well as a reception and gift shop. The caverns' tour guides were instructed to emphasize the legend of the [[Night Kid]]. The Night Kid, according to legend, was a small boy who had been discovered in the caverns living with bats. The caverns offered self-guided and guided tours to customers, as well as premium passes that allowed customers to explore otherwise off-limits areas. Self-guided boxes allowed visitors to enjoy the views, narrated by [[Dick Shale]].<ref name ="Uncanny 1">[[Appalachia audio tour stations#Audio tour station 9|Appalachia audio tour stations - Uncanny Caverns - Audio tour station 9]]</ref>
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The Uncanny Caverns is a pre-War tourist destination that was composed of a series of caverns and tunnels, as well as a reception and gift shop.
  
   
  ⚫
Uncanny Caverns ran into financial troubles in 2077, with September gross sales totaling $75,245.29, as compared to the $84,759.47 in August. Though expected after the holiday season, the management decided to focus on increasing sales of an upgraded tour package and increase base admission prices in the face of a worsening economy. The base ticket price was $14 for ages 13+, $7 for children 6-12, and free for the youngest visitors, producing 1189, 1578, and no sales respectively, for a total of $27,692. The packaged offers like Wild Cave Tour (ages 10+) and Extreme Adventure Tour (all tours bundle with Devil's Toll passes, ages 16+) generated $34,888 and $7,697, from 392 and 43 sales at $89 and $179 respectively. Only four standalone Devil's Toll passes were sold at $99 apiece, prompting management to scrap them in October, while gift store sales totaled 762 sales for revenue of $4,572.29. All numbers being pre-tax.<ref name ="Uncanny 2">[[Uncanny Caverns terminal entries#Monthly Transaction Revenue|Uncanny Caverns terminal entries; transaction terminal, Monthly Transaction Revenue]]</ref>
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A major tourist attraction in West Virginia, the Caverns' tour guides were instructed to emphasize the legend of the Night Kid. The Night Kid, according to legend, was a small boy who had been discovered in the caverns living with bats. The Caverns offered self-guided and guided tours to customers, as well as premium passes that allowed customers to explore otherwise off-limits areas. Self-guided boxes allowed visitors to enjoy the views, narrated by [[Dick Shale]].<ref>Guided tour</ref>
  
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Uncanny Caverns ran into financial troubles in 2077, with September gross sales totaling $75,245.29, as compared to the $84,759.47 in August. Though expected after the holiday season, the management decided to focus on increasing sales of upgraded tour package and increase base admission prices in face of a worsening economy. The base ticket price was $14 for ages 13+, $7 for children 6-12 and free for the youngest visitors, producing 1189, 1578, and no sales respectively, for a total of $27,692. The packaged offers like Wild Cave Tour (ages 10+) and Extreme Adventure Tour (all tours bundle with Devil's Toll passes, ages 16+) generated $34,888 and $7,697, from 392 and 43 sales at $89 and $179 respectively. Only four standalone Devil's Toll passes were sold at $99 apiece, prompting management to scrap them in October, while gift store sales totaled 762 sales for a revenue of $4,572.29. All numbers pre-tax, of course.<ref>[[Uncanny Caverns terminal entries]]</ref>
  
   
 
==Layout==
  
==Layout==
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===Exterior===
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The entrance and gift shop consists of a fairly run-down building and contains old souvenir shelves and check-out desks. A ramp outside the building, which can be accessed from the right-hand side of the entrance building, leads down to the entrance to the Caverns. The location is guarded by mole rats and weak feral ghouls.
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The entrance and gift shop consists of a run-down building and contains old souvenir shelves and check-out desks. A ramp outside the building, which can be accessed from the righthand side of the entrance building, leads down to the entrance to the caverns. The location is guarded by mole rats and weak feral ghouls.
   
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===Interior===
 
The caverns consist of five separate caverns, connected by a looping wooden walkway. There are also several small tunnels and nooks along the path, which feature stories about the Night Kid and information about various natural features, such as a pool of "pure" water and a small stream. It appears that many people tried to hide in the caverns after the bombs fell, as skeletons and supplies can be found throughout the caverns. There are ten [[Appalachia audio tour stations#Uncanny Caverns|audio tour stations]] along the path that explain the various caverns and features.
  
The caverns consist of five separate caverns, connected by a looping wooden walkway. There are also several small tunnels and nooks along the path, which feature stories about the Night Kid and information about various natural features, such as a pool of "pure" water and a small stream. It appears that many people tried to hide in the caverns after the bombs fell, as skeletons and supplies can be found throughout the caverns. There are ten [[Appalachia audio tour stations#Uncanny Caverns|audio tour stations]] along the path that explain the various caverns and features.
   
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Enemies inside the caverns vary and are leveled. Apart from the standard feral ghouls, mole rats and mole miners, a number of other creatures have been encountered, dependent on character level, from mirelurks and hunters to a random encounter leveled glowing wendigo.
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Enemies inside the caverns vary and are leveled. Apart from the standard feral ghouls, mole rats and mole miners, a number of other creatures can be encountered, dependent on player character level, from mirelurks and hunters to a random encounter leveled glowing wendigo.
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====Hidden crevice====
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The hidden crevice, a subsection introduced with the ''[[Steel Reign]]'' update, can only be accessed during [[A Knight's Penance]], from the cavern at audio tour station 8. It has a short tunnel, which opens up into one huge cavern. Several gore altars, consisting of metal struts with attached meat bags and candles next to them, can be found here, as well as several fireplaces. Two super mutant "beds," consisting of tires and car frames, are seen in the northeastern part.
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In the northwestern part, a "kitchen" area can be found. It houses several cages with dead creatures and humanoid corpses, dead radstags and a stingwing darter hanging from metal struts. This section also has two makeshift tables consisting of tires, which have meat on them as well as the corpse of a [[Vault 96 dweller corpse|Vault 96 dweller]].
   
 
==Notable loot==
  
==Notable loot==
 
* [[Curse of the Wendigo - Part 1]] - Holotape, on the front desk in the entrance building.
  
* [[Curse of the Wendigo - Part 1]] - Holotape, on the front desk in the entrance building.
 
* [[Curse of the Wendigo - Part 2]] - Holotape, in a small room at the back of the walkway loop.
  
* [[Curse of the Wendigo - Part 2]] - Holotape, in a small room at the back of the walkway loop.
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* [[Constance]]'s [[mysterious map fragment]] - On a counter in the welcome building.
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* Four [[Fallout 76 magazines|potential magazines]]:
  
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* [[Arachne]] - Holotape, in a steamer trunk in the "Dead End" part of the cave, during the quest [[Who Sat Down Beside Her]].
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** At the tickets building in front, inside a display case.
  
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* [[Damaged Pip-Boy]] - Quest item, in the hidden crevice section near several bloody altars, during the quest [[A Knight's Penance]].
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** At the gift shop, inside a magazine rack in the southwestern corner of the shop.
  
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* Four potential [[Vault-Tec bobblehead (Fallout 76)|Vault-Tec bobbleheads]]:
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** Inside the first small room where the Curse of the Wendigo - Part 2 holotape is also found (Audio Tour Station 4).
  
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** Inside the Dead End section, between two sleeping bags (Audio Tour Station 8).
  
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* Several [[Vault-Tec bobblehead#Fallout 76|potential Vault-Tec bobbleheads]] in the following locations:
  
 
** Inside a vending machine beside the Uncanny Caverns photo opportunity sign.
  
** Inside a vending machine beside the Uncanny Caverns photo opportunity sign.
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** Inside the Halfling Hole tour section (Audio Tour Station 6).
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** Inside the "Halfling Hole" tour section and audio tour station 6, on the rocks above the skeleton and several liquor bottles.
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** Inside the dead end section for audio tour station 8, on a ledge near the two sleeping bags and the cooking station.
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** On a ledge at the back of the Dead End tour section (Audio Tour Station 8).
  
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** Southeast of the audio switch for tour 7, on the rocks by a small patch of [[Glowing fungus (Fallout 76)|glowing fungus]] and skeletal remains.
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* [[Fallout 76 recipes|Potential recipe]] - Inside the Dead End section, on a small table (Audio Tour Station 8).
  
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* Four potential [[Fallout 76 magazines|magazines]]:
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* [[Fallout 76 weapon mods|Potential weapon mod]] - At the gift shop, behind the northwestern counter.
  
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** At the tickets building in front, inside a display case.
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** Inside the gift shop, in a magazine rack in the southwestern corner of the shop.
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** Inside the small room with audio tour station 4 and the Curse of the Wendigo - Part 2 holotape, by the sleeping bag.
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** Inside the dead end section for audio tour station 8, between two sleeping bags near a cooking station.
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* Potential [[Fallout 76 weapon mods|weapon mod]] - Exterior, at the gift shop, behind the northwestern counter.
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* Potential [[Fallout 76 recipes|recipe]] - Inside the Dead End section, on a small table (audio tour station 8).
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==Related quests==
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* [[A Knight's Penance]] - Following many super mutant attacks across Appalachia, the [[Brotherhood First Expeditionary Force]] sends a squad consisting of an [[Vault Dweller (Fallout 76)|initiate from Vault 76]], [[Daniel Shin|Knight Shin]], as well as Initiates [[Erika Hewsen]] and [[Norland]].
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* [[Who Sat Down Beside Her]] - [[Sofia Daguerre]] sends the player here to retrieve a holotape concerning the mysterious [[Arachne]] Program.
   
 
==Notes==
  
==Notes==
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* Pre-War visitors to the site could choose from three tour options:<ref>[[Uncanny Caverns terminal entries]]</ref>
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* Pre-War visitors to the site could choose from three tour options:<ref name ="Uncanny 2" />
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** Base tour ($49) - an automated tour narrated by Dick Shale
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** Base tour ($49) - An automated tour narrated by Dick Shale.
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** Wild Cave tour ($89) - the Base tour plus additional access to three additional "rooms" in the caverns - the Night Kid room, Halfling Hole, and Dead End<ref>[[Appalachia audio tour stations#Uncanny Caverns|Appalachia audio tour stations - Uncanny Caverns]]</ref>
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** Wild Cave tour ($89) - The Base tour plus additional access to three additional "rooms" in the caverns: the Night Kid room, Halfling Hole, and Dead End.<ref>[[Appalachia audio tour stations#Uncanny Caverns|Appalachia audio tour stations - Uncanny Caverns]]</ref>
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** Extreme Adventure tour ($179) - the Wild Cave tour plus additional access to the Devil's Offering<ref>[[Appalachia audio tour stations#Uncanny Caverns#Audio tour station 9|Appalachia audio tour stations - Uncanny Caverns - Audio tour station 9]]</ref>
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** Extreme Adventure tour ($179) - The Wild Cave tour plus additional access to the Devil's Offering.<ref name ="Uncanny 1" />
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* According to the Fallout 76 Offical Guide, Uncanny Caverns is considered part of The Ash Heap area.
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* The ''[[Fallout 76 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide]]'' erroneously states that the Uncanny Caverns are considered part of the Ash Heap area.
   
 
==Appearances==
  
==Appearances==
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The Uncanny Caverns appears only in ''[[Fallout 76]]''.
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The Uncanny Caverns appear only {{In|FO76}}.
   
 
==Behind the scenes==
  
==Behind the scenes==
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* Uncanny Caverns was designed by [[Steve Massey]], who liked the idea of a cheesy, small cavern tour that was "hyped up." The concept was born out of Massey's love for touring natural caverns. He also wrote Dick Shale's [[Appalachia audio tour stations#Uncanny Caverns|audio tours]] within the location.<ref group="Non-game">[https://web.archive.org/web/20230514142754/https://i.imgur.com/qcSPZaW.png BGS_Steve on Bethesda Game Studios' official Discord]</ref>
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* Uncanny Caverns is likely a reference to [[wikipedia:Lost World Caverns|Lost World Caverns]], an underground natural series of caverns and tourist destination located in West Virginia.
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* Uncanny Caverns is based on the real-world location of [[wikipedia:Lost World Caverns|Lost World Caverns]], an underground natural series of caverns and tourist destination outside of [[Wikipedia:Lewisburg, West Virginia|Lewisburg, West Virginia]].
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* The Night Kid is likely a reference to [[wikipedia:Bat Boy (character)|Bat Boy]], a fictional character that often appeared in the Weekly World News.
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* The Night Kid is a reference to [[wikipedia:Bat Boy (character)|Bat Boy]], a fictional character that often appeared in the supermarket tabloid ''[[Wikipedia:Weekly World News|Weekly World News]].'' According to the tabloid, the character was first discovered in Lost World Caverns.
   
 
==Gallery==
  
==Gallery==
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===Exterior===
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F76 Uncanny Caverns 2.png
  
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Uncanny Caverns 1.png|Bobblehead location in cave near photo-op spot
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F76 Uncanny Caverns 1.png|Overview
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Uncanny Caverns 2.png|Magazine location (Ticket Sales)
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F76 Uncanny Caverns 2.png|Reception area
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FO76WL Uncanny Caverns (Mysterious map fragment).jpg|[[Mysterious map fragment]]
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Uncanny Caverns 3.png|Magazine location (Audio Tour Station 8)
  
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Uncanny Caverns 4.png|Magazine location (Gift shop)
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Uncanny Caverns 2.png|Potential [[Fallout 76 magazines|magazine]] location, ticket sales
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Uncanny_Caverns_5.png|Magazine location (Audio Tour Station 4)
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Uncanny Caverns 4.png|Potential magazine location, gift shop
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Uncanny_Caverns_6.png|Bobblehead location in Halfling Hole
  
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Uncanny_Caverns_7.png|Bobblehead location - (Audio Tour Station 8)
  
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===Main interior===
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<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center">
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Uncanny Caverns 1.png|Potential [[Vault-Tec bobblehead (Fallout 76)|Vault-Tec bobblehead]] location, near photo-op spot
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Uncanny Caverns 6.png|Potential Vault-Tec bobblehead location, Halfling Hole
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Uncanny Caverns 7.png|Potential Vault-Tec bobblehead location, audio tour station 8
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Uncanny Caverns 5.png|Potential magazine location, audio tour station 4
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Uncanny Caverns 3.png|Magazine
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FO76WL Uncanny Caverns (Arachne holotape).jpg|[[Arachne]]
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</gallery>
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===Hidden crevice===
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<gallery widths="200" captionalign="center">
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FO76SR Hidden crevice 01.png|After entering
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FO76SR Hidden crevice 02.png|Super mutant decor
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FO76SR Hidden crevice 03.png|Bloody altars
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FO76SR Hidden crevice 04.png|Campsite
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FO76SR Hidden crevice Vault Dweller.png|Dead Vault dweller
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</gallery>
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===Art assets===
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<gallery>
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F76 Uncanny Caverns.png|Poster advertisement
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FO76 Sign K 1 (16).png
 
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</gallery>
   
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==References==
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{{References|group="Non-game"}}
   
 
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Latest revision as of 11:34, 28 November 2023

The Uncanny Caverns are a location in the Savage Divide region of Appalachia in Fallout 76.

Background

Uncanny Caverns was a pre-War tourist destination, composed of a series of caverns and tunnels, as well as a reception and gift shop. The caverns' tour guides were instructed to emphasize the legend of the Night Kid. The Night Kid, according to legend, was a small boy who had been discovered in the caverns living with bats. The caverns offered self-guided and guided tours to customers, as well as premium passes that allowed customers to explore otherwise off-limits areas. Self-guided boxes allowed visitors to enjoy the views, narrated by Dick Shale.[1]

Uncanny Caverns ran into financial troubles in 2077, with September gross sales totaling $75,245.29, as compared to the $84,759.47 in August. Though expected after the holiday season, the management decided to focus on increasing sales of an upgraded tour package and increase base admission prices in the face of a worsening economy. The base ticket price was $14 for ages 13+, $7 for children 6-12, and free for the youngest visitors, producing 1189, 1578, and no sales respectively, for a total of $27,692. The packaged offers like Wild Cave Tour (ages 10+) and Extreme Adventure Tour (all tours bundle with Devil's Toll passes, ages 16+) generated $34,888 and $7,697, from 392 and 43 sales at $89 and $179 respectively. Only four standalone Devil's Toll passes were sold at $99 apiece, prompting management to scrap them in October, while gift store sales totaled 762 sales for revenue of $4,572.29. All numbers being pre-tax.[2]

Layout

Exterior

The entrance and gift shop consists of a run-down building and contains old souvenir shelves and check-out desks. A ramp outside the building, which can be accessed from the righthand side of the entrance building, leads down to the entrance to the caverns. The location is guarded by mole rats and weak feral ghouls.

Interior

The caverns consist of five separate caverns, connected by a looping wooden walkway. There are also several small tunnels and nooks along the path, which feature stories about the Night Kid and information about various natural features, such as a pool of "pure" water and a small stream. It appears that many people tried to hide in the caverns after the bombs fell, as skeletons and supplies can be found throughout the caverns. There are ten audio tour stations along the path that explain the various caverns and features.

Enemies inside the caverns vary and are leveled. Apart from the standard feral ghouls, mole rats and mole miners, a number of other creatures can be encountered, dependent on player character level, from mirelurks and hunters to a random encounter leveled glowing wendigo.

Hidden crevice

The hidden crevice, a subsection introduced with the Steel Reign update, can only be accessed during A Knight's Penance, from the cavern at audio tour station 8. It has a short tunnel, which opens up into one huge cavern. Several gore altars, consisting of metal struts with attached meat bags and candles next to them, can be found here, as well as several fireplaces. Two super mutant "beds," consisting of tires and car frames, are seen in the northeastern part.

In the northwestern part, a "kitchen" area can be found. It houses several cages with dead creatures and humanoid corpses, dead radstags and a stingwing darter hanging from metal struts. This section also has two makeshift tables consisting of tires, which have meat on them as well as the corpse of a Vault 96 dweller.

Notable loot

  • Curse of the Wendigo - Part 1 - Holotape, on the front desk in the entrance building.
  • Curse of the Wendigo - Part 2 - Holotape, in a small room at the back of the walkway loop.
  • Constance's mysterious map fragment - On a counter in the welcome building.
  • Arachne - Holotape, in a steamer trunk in the "Dead End" part of the cave, during the quest Who Sat Down Beside Her.
  • Damaged Pip-Boy - Quest item, in the hidden crevice section near several bloody altars, during the quest A Knight's Penance.
  • Four potential Vault-Tec bobbleheads:
    • Inside a vending machine beside the Uncanny Caverns photo opportunity sign.
    • Inside the "Halfling Hole" tour section and audio tour station 6, on the rocks above the skeleton and several liquor bottles.
    • Inside the dead end section for audio tour station 8, on a ledge near the two sleeping bags and the cooking station.
    • Southeast of the audio switch for tour 7, on the rocks by a small patch of glowing fungus and skeletal remains.
  • Four potential magazines:
    • At the tickets building in front, inside a display case.
    • Inside the gift shop, in a magazine rack in the southwestern corner of the shop.
    • Inside the small room with audio tour station 4 and the Curse of the Wendigo - Part 2 holotape, by the sleeping bag.
    • Inside the dead end section for audio tour station 8, between two sleeping bags near a cooking station.
  • Potential weapon mod - Exterior, at the gift shop, behind the northwestern counter.
  • Potential recipe - Inside the Dead End section, on a small table (audio tour station 8).

Related quests

Notes

  • Pre-War visitors to the site could choose from three tour options:[2]
    • Base tour ($49) - An automated tour narrated by Dick Shale.
    • Wild Cave tour ($89) - The Base tour plus additional access to three additional "rooms" in the caverns: the Night Kid room, Halfling Hole, and Dead End.[3]
    • Extreme Adventure tour ($179) - The Wild Cave tour plus additional access to the Devil's Offering.[1]
  • The Fallout 76 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide erroneously states that the Uncanny Caverns are considered part of the Ash Heap area.

Appearances

The Uncanny Caverns appear only in Fallout 76.

Behind the scenes

  • Uncanny Caverns was designed by Steve Massey, who liked the idea of a cheesy, small cavern tour that was "hyped up." The concept was born out of Massey's love for touring natural caverns. He also wrote Dick Shale's audio tours within the location.[Non-game 1]
  • Uncanny Caverns is based on the real-world location of Lost World Caverns, an underground natural series of caverns and tourist destination outside of Lewisburg, West Virginia.
  • The Night Kid is a reference to Bat Boy, a fictional character that often appeared in the supermarket tabloid Weekly World News. According to the tabloid, the character was first discovered in Lost World Caverns.

Gallery

Exterior

Main interior

Hidden crevice

Art assets

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Appalachia audio tour stations - Uncanny Caverns - Audio tour station 9
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Uncanny Caverns terminal entries; transaction terminal, Monthly Transaction Revenue
  3. ↑ Appalachia audio tour stations - Uncanny Caverns

Non-game

  1. ↑ BGS_Steve on Bethesda Game Studios' official Discord
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