For the traveling merchant appearing in Fallout 3, see Crazy Wolfgang. |
Wolfgang is a chems dealer residing in the Commonwealth in Fallout 4.
Background[]
An independent, small-time chems dealer, Wolfgang included Patrick among his customers, eventually getting the young man addicted to Jet bought from the dealer.[1] Sometime around October 23, 2287, once he found out Patrick didn't have enough caps to pay for his drugs, Wolfgang went with his bodyguard Simone to demand the payment from his mother, Trudy. But Trudy refused to pay the dealer and the two ended up in a standoff outside her trading post at the Drumlin Diner shortly before the Sole Survivor emerged from Vault 111.[2]
Interactions with the player character[]
Interactions overview[]
Interactions | ||
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This character starts quests. | ||
This character is a merchant. | Sells: chems |
Inventory[]
Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
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Road leathers Leather left arm Leather left leg |
Pipe revolver pistol | .45 round |
Notes[]
- When first approaching Wolfgang, his reaction to the Sole Survivor will change depending on what they are wearing. If one is wearing a vault jumpsuit, he refers to them as "Vault Boy/Girl." If wearing power armor, he will call them "Mr./Ms. Power Armor." If wearing anything else, Wolfgang will simply call them a "scavver."
- If his money is taken and he leaves after being threatened by the Sole Survivor, he can be encountered later on at the entrance of Goodneighbor.
- If one chooses to end the dispute peacefully, Wolfgang will become a merchant of chems at Drumlin, including the rare chem X-cell.
Appearances[]
Wolfgang appears only in Fallout 4.
Bugs[]
Simone will not be removed and all items on their person will respawn. However, after looting the first time, the clothing will not be equipped. [verified] Fixed by Unofficial Fallout 4 Patch, Bug #19720.
After being killed, the corpses of Wolfgang andReferences[]
- ↑ Patrick: "Never take a hit of Jet again. I swear..."
(Patrick's dialogue) - ↑ Wolfgang: "We had a deal, Trudy! Hand over the goods. You owe us!"
Trudy: "I ain't giving you poison-shilling chem pushers anything! Do you know what that junk has done to my boy?"
Wolfgang: "He bought them fair and square, Trudy! Ain't our fault if he's strung out."
(Wolfgang's dialogue)