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Natick & The Glowing Sea

Zone 5

Caves

Natick & The Glowing Sea

Zone 5

Caves

Dry Rock Gulch is a themed Wild West attraction, launched in 2058, that captures the essence of old American frontier adventure while celebrating Nuka-Cola Wild’s own branded root-beer.

Constructed with meticulous attention to detail, Dry Rock Gulch immerses guests in an authentic Wild West experience. However, beneath its facade of cowboy charm lies hidden danger, as traders barricaded within Mad Mulligan’s Mine faced a grim fate at the jaws of bloodworms lurking within.

Nestled within Nuka-World’s confines, Dry Rock Gulch welcomes visitors with the friendly faces of Sheriffs Hawk and Eagle at its entrances. Main Street bustles with activity, featuring Doc Phosphate’s Saloon and One-Eyed Ike’s blacksmith shop. The Giddyup Kid’s ranch offers a taste of frontier life, complete with a hidden Cappy clue waiting to be discovered.

Climbing creatively grants access to hidden areas, including the Dry Rock Gulch employee area. Meanwhile, the towering coaster, Ol’ Sugartop, promises adventure for those daring enough to ascend its heights.

Attractions:

• Doc Phosphate’s Saloon
• Dry Rock Gulch employee area
• Dry Rock Gulch theater
• Mad Mulligan’s Minecart Coaster
• Main Street
• Ol’ Sugartop

• Nuka-Cola Wild: Hidden throughout the area, offering a taste of Nuka-Cola’s root beer variant.
• Hidden Cappy clue: Concealed within the cemetery
• Star core: Essential components scattered amidst the town’s secrets
• Safe combination parts: Acquired from key figures within Dry Rock Gulch
• Recipes: Nuka-Bombdrop and Nuka-Sunrise
• Mini nuke and power armor: Exploring the area’s outskirts.

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Far Harbor

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Far Harbor

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Nestled deep within the desolate and irradiated landscape of the Glowing Sea, Rocky Cave serves as a sanctuary for Brian Virgil, a former Institute scientist turned super mutant. The cave entrance, hidden amidst rugged rock formations, leads into a dimly lit passage guarded by automated defenses. Inside, the cavern opens up to reveal Virgil’s makeshift laboratory, where scientific equipment and remnants of his past life clutter the space.

Brian Virgil has sought refuge in this cave deep within the Glowing Sea, beyond the Institute’s reach. The entrance is a small cavity leading to a wider passage, guarded by turrets and a spotlight. Inside, a chamber serves as Virgil’s laboratory, furnished with equipment including a chemistry station and a terminal. A lower living area contains a steamer trunk.

• Tesla Science Magazine issue #3
• Mini nuke
• Stealth Boy
• Vault-Tec lunchbox
• Super mutant aviator cap
• Super mutant bracers
• Virgil’s rifle (available after starting “The Glowing Sea” quest)

• The Glowing Sea

• Virgil is absent until “The Glowing Sea” quest is initiated.
• Destruction of turrets or the Protectron prior to starting the quest will cause immediate quest failure upon reentry.
• Virgil’s terminal entries reveal his struggles with mutation and mention the “Children of Atom.”
• After completing “Virgil’s Cure” quest, all items in the cave become lootable.
• Usable bed and cooking station replace Virgil’s super mutant-style versions after the quest.
• A sleeping deathclaw and radscorpions may be encountered outside the cave.

Natick & The Glowing Sea

Zone 5