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Formerly the Orpheum Theatre, The Combat Zone is now a raider-operated fight club in the Theater District of Boston. It serves as both an arena for brutal combat and the residence of Cait, a potential companion for the Sole Survivor.

Pre-War:
The Orpheum Theatre, once a venue for theater and public entertainment, was repurposed post-War into a cage fighting arena by ghoul host Tommy Lonegan. The arena was initially open to the public but fell under raider control in 2285.

Post-War:
Under raider rule, The Combat Zone exclusively caters to raider audiences, featuring fights between captured wastelanders and unwilling combatants. Despite the change in ownership, Tommy Lonegan remains as the owner and operator.

The Combat Zone features a main lobby, the fighting cage, a bar, and various wooden shacks built around the collapsed theater seating. Workstations, including cooking stations, weapons workbenches, and chemistry stations, are scattered throughout the area.

• Cait
• Tommy Lonegan
• Raiders

• Picket Fences issue #4
• Mini nuke
• Corset (worn by Cait)

• Cait’s scripted fight may trigger Idiot Savant.
• The reaction of patrons remains unchanged even if the Sole Survivor becomes the overboss of Nuka-World.
• Unused content suggests The Combat Zone was intended as an arena for player participation, but this feature was cut from the game.
• Console commands can teleport the player to an unused basement area.

Theater District

Zone 16

The Fens

Zone 9

A small town at the north-east tip of the island, Far Harbor is the first place the Sole Survivor will visit in the DLC of the same name.

Walk in the Park

Far Harbor

Tents

Yes

The Fens

Zone 9

Medford & North Central Commonwealth

Zone 2

Quincy & Southern Commonwealth

Zone 6

Mass Pike Tunnel West is a location in the Commonwealth situated along the Massachusetts Turnpike. It serves as an entrance to the Mass Pike Tunnel and connects to the Mass Pike Interchange.

The area consists of a section of the highway west of the tunnel entrance, descending into a trench with ruined vehicles scattered along the road. The elevated highway leading to the interchange has collapsed, blocking access from this direction except for those using power armor with a jet pack. A group of raiders has established an encampment near the entrance, linking the upper and lower roadways on the south side. This area is pivotal for tracking Kellogg during the main quest, using Dogmeat’s abilities to assist. A bloodied rag near the stair access indicates the presence of recent activity.

• Two Nuka-Cola Quantums can be found on a shelving unit at the top level of the raider encampment.

• Cleansing the Commonwealth
• Diamond City’s Most Wanted
• Ghoul Problem
• Quartermastery
• Leading by Example
• Pest Control
• Randolph Safehouse
• Creation Club Speak of the Devil
• Creation Club Enclave Radio

Quincy & Southern Commonwealth

Zone 6

Technically does not appear on the map, but can be found beyond its north-eastern border if the Far Harbor DLC is installed.

Far Harbor

Tents

Yes

History:
Quincy, once a significant city in Massachusetts, held historical importance as the hometown of notable figures such as John Adams, John Quincy Adams, and John Hancock. Before the Great War, a contentious zoning plan resulted in the construction of an elevated interstate highway above the city’s main street. Post-war, Quincy’s ruins were resettled, thriving as a community with trade relations with other Commonwealth settlements. However, this prosperity attracted the attention of the Gunners, leading to conflict.

Quincy Massacre:
Mama Murphy’s precognitive abilities foresaw an impending Gunner assault on Quincy. Mayor Jackson, heeding her warning, sought aid from the Commonwealth Minutemen. Colonel Ezra Hollis led a Minutemen detachment to Quincy, successfully repelling the Gunner advance initially. However, lacking reinforcements, the Minutemen faced defeat. Clint, a former Minuteman turned Gunner, orchestrated a devastating assault on Quincy, resulting in the Quincy Massacre. Survivors, including Preston Garvey, fled, marking the downfall of the Minutemen in the region.

Gunner Control:
After the massacre, Clint assumed command of Quincy under Gunner control. The Gunners established a camp on the freeway overpass, ensuring strategic advantage. Despite internal challenges, such as troop disorderliness, Clint aimed to expand Gunner influence, targeting nearby locations like the Atom Cats garage.

The Quincy ruins comprise a walled-off fortified settlement and a Gunner camp on the elevated freeway overpass. The settlement’s structures include a church, apartments, a diner, and a pharmacy, among others. Access to the overpass is facilitated by rooftop walkways and collapsed structures. Notable locations within Quincy include Fentons Food Stuffs, Guns Guns Guns, and the Peabody house.

• Nuka-Cola Quantum (lower level of the freeway)
• Mini Nuke (upper level of the freeway)
• Guns and Bullets magazine (upper level of the freeway)
• Good Intentions (held by Clint)
• Tessa’s Fist (looted from Tessa)
• Fusion Cores (church and police station)
• Mama Murphy’s Note and Stash (Quincy apartments)
• Plasma Mines (scattered throughout)

• Cleansing the Commonwealth
• Randolph Safehouse
• Creation Club Combat Ready
• Creation Club War Paint

• Historical insights into the lives of survivors before reaching Concord are found within Quincy, notably in terminal entries authored by Jun Long.
• Fast traveling to Quincy may spawn the player surrounded by Gunners if not previously cleared.
• The area may respawn with stronger enemies depending on the player’s level if not fully cleared.

• PlayStation 4: Headless T-45 power armor respawns infinitely.
• PC: Power armor frame and armor are marked as owned, potentially causing confusion.

Quincy & Southern Commonwealth

Zone 6