Fallout 4 Trophy Guide & Roadmap

Welcome to the Fallout 4 Trophy guide and Roadmap!

• 4/10 Estimated Difficulty
• 55 – 75 – Estimated Hours to Completion
• 1 – Minimum Play-throughs with Save File Reloads
• Every Faction Quest Related Trophy/Achievement – Missable Trophies/Achievements
• 0 – Difficulty Related Trophies
• 0 – Online Trophies

The majority of this Trophy/Achievement list will be spent working through faction related quests. You will need to play each of their questlines in order to get the Platinum. However, the actions required for these quests will make enemies of the other factions. Without strategic save points, it would be impossible to get everything done in a single play-through. Fortunately, those strategic save points have been listed below. Playing the missions in the order listed below will earn you every story and faction related Trophy/Achievement in a single play-through.

Everything else on the list is your typical open world type Trophy/Achievement list. Killing a certain number of enemies, discovering locations, crafting etc. None of the miscellaneous Trophies/Achievements are missable. The only Trophies/Achievements that are missable are the faction related quest Trophies/Achievements.

The one Trophy/Achievement you should begin as early as you can is the “Benevolent Leader” Trophy/Achievement. The required conditions for getting a settlement to 100 happiness are listed below, but it takes some time for the rating to increase. So, the earlier you can get this started the better. You can play through the base game and DLC while the rating slowly ticks up toward 100.

Fallout 4 DLC Trophy Guides

• Automatron Trophy Guide
• Wasteland Workshop Trophy Guide
• Far Harbor Trophy Guide
• Contraptions Workshop Trophy Guide
• Vault-Tec Workshop Trophy Guide
• Nuka-World Trophy Guide

Every Ending Mission Order – 1 Playthrough

Play through Fallout 4’s missions in the following order and you’ll earn all of the missable mission related Trophies/Achievements.

• Main Story
  • War Never Changes
  • Out of Time
  • Jewel of the Commonwealth
  • Unlikely Valentine
  • Getting a Clue
  • Reunions
  • Dangerous Minds

After “Dangerous Minds,” go do Minutemen Quests.

• Minutemen
  • When Freedom Calls
  • Sanctuary
  • The First Step
  • Taking Point: Starlight Drive-In
  • Kidnapping at Oberland Station / Troubled Waters – To recruit settlements to the Minutemen.
  • Taking Independence – This will become available after recruiting other settlements to the Minutemen.
  • Old Guns – Wait about 3 days after taking The Castle settlement and Ronnie will arrive there. Speak with her to begin this quest.

From here, it’s time to begin the Brotherhood of Steel questline.

• Brotherhood of Steel
  • Reveille – To begin, tune your radio to Military Frequency AF95. Let it sit for a minute and then this will complete. From there, you’ll have the “Fire Support” mission added to your quests.
  • Fire Support
  • Call to Arms
  • Semper Invicta > Quartermastery / Cleansing the Commonwealth – Speak to the two Brotherhood of Steel members at the Cambridge Police Station to get these quests.
  • Shadow of Steel
  • Tour of Duty
  • Show No Mercy

After completing “Show No Mercy,” it’ll be time to start working on quests for the Railroad. You should already have the “Road to Freedom” quest in your list, but if not, go to Diamond City and listen to the conversation being had by two NPCs near Valentine Detective Agency.

• The Railroad
  • Road to Freedom
  • Tradecraft

After completing “Tradecraft,” switch back over to completing a few main story quests.

• Main Story
  • The Glowing Sea
  • Hunter/Hunted
  • The Molecular Level – Speak to the Railroad and have them build the Signal Interceptor during the quest after speaking with Virgil.
  • Institutionalized – Join the Institute. This quest will become available as you head toward the elevator and hear Father speaking to you. When using the Network Scanner Holotape on a terminal, make sure to select the network scan option to complete Institutionalized.

After completing “Institutionalized,” it’ll be time to knock some more faction quest. First up will be the Railroad.

• The Railroad
  • Underground Undercover – For this, you won’t actually be completing the mission fully yet. Advance the mission until you get to the objective, “Continue Working with Father.” Once you get that objective, do not advance the mission any further. Leave the Institute and get back to Brotherhood of Steel.

• Brotherhood of Steal

Go to The Prydwen and speak with Elder Maxson. He’ll give you the quest, “From Within.”

• • From Within
  • Outside the Wire
  • Liberty Reprimed

Do not begin Blind Betrayal yet. For now, it is time to go back to the Institute’s questline.

• The Institute
  • Synth Retention
  • The Battle of Bunker Hill – Choose to inform the Railroad during the quest. This will be an optional objective for the quest, but required for this guide. Make sure to do it before going to Bunker Hill. At Bunker Hill, get down into the basement and free the synths. Kill the Courser and then return to Father. While speaking with him, tell him that you were ambushed at Bunker Hill.
  • Mankind Redefined

[MANDATORY SAVE POINT] – After completing “Mankind Redefined,” make a separate save file and make sure to not overwrite it. We’ll need to load this file to get back to this point later on.

After making that separate save file, continue with the Institute quests.

• • Mass Fusion
  • Pinned
  • Powering Up

After completing “Powering Up,” it’ll be time to knock out some more Railroad quests.

• The Railroad
  • Underground Undercover – Continue where you previously left off with this quest.
  • Precipice of War
  • Rocket’s Red Glare

[OPTIONAL SAVE] Feel free to make an optional save after “Rocket’s Red Glare” if you’d like. It’s not mandatory for all the Trophies/Achievements, but you can redo the ending if you’d like to finish the game with the Railroad by reloading from here.

• The Institute
  • End of the Line
  • Nuclear Family

After “Nuclear Family,” you can make an optional save if you would like to keep this as your ending. You can reload this file after getting the rest of the story Trophies/Achievements to resume from this ending if you choose.

Make a save, or don’t. But in order to continue with the roadmap, you’ll need to now reload the mandatory save file we made earlier. After loading, we need to finish things off along side the Brotherhood of Steel.

• Brotherhood of Steel
  • Mass Fusion – This time, you will have to inform the Brotherhood after speaking with Allie.
  • Spoils of War

[OPTIONAL SAVE] Feel free to make an optional save after “Spoils of War” if you’d like. It’s not mandatory for all the Trophies/Achievements, but you can redo the ending if you’d like to finish the game with the Minutemen by reloading from here.

• • Blind Betrayal
  • Tactical Thinking
  • Ad Victoriam
  • The Nuclear Option

And with that, you will have earned all of the missable story related Trophies/Achievements. If you don’t like finishing the game with the Brotherhood of Steel, go ahead and reload any of the optional saves to redo the ending with your faction of choice.

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Platinum Trophy

Collect all other 50 Trophies for this Trophy

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War Never Changes

Enter The Wasteland

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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When Freedom Calls

Complete “When Freedom Calls”

This is a Minutemen faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Unlikely Valentine

Complete “Unlikely Valentine”

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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Reunions

Complete “Reunions”

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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Dangerous Minds

Complete “Dangerous Minds”

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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Hunter/Hunted

Complete “Hunter/Hunted”

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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The Molecular Level

Complete “The Molecular Level”

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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The Nuclear Option

Complete “The Nuclear Option”

MISSABLE

This can be done with the Brotherhood of Steel, Minutemen, or Railroad. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Institutionalized

Complete “Institutionalized”

This is unmissable story related Trophy/Achievement.

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Mankind-Redefined

Complete “Mankind-Redefined”

MISSABLE

This is an Institute faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Powering Up

Complete “Powering Up”

MISSABLE

This is an Institute faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Nuclear Family

Complete “Nuclear Family”

MISSABLE

This is the ending for the Institute faction questline. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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The First Step

Join the Minutemen

MISSABLE

You can join the Minutemen by speaking to Preston Garvey at Sanctuary after completing, “When Freedom Calls.” This will be unlocked if following the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above.

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Taking Independence

Complete “Taking Independence”

MISSABLE

This is a Minutemen faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Old Guns

Complete “Old Guns”

MISSABLE

This is a Minutemen faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Semper Invicta

Join the Brotherhood of Steel

MISSABLE

You can join the Brotherhood of Steel by completing missions for the Brotherhood of Steel. You’ll be able to join after completing “Call to Arms” in their questline. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Blind Betrayal

Complete “Blind Betrayal”

MISSABLE

This is a Brotherhood of Steel faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Ad Victoiam

Complete “Ad Victoriam”

MISSABLE

This is a Brotherhood of Steel faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Tradecraft

Join the Railroad

MISSABLE

You can find the Railroad by following the Freedom Trail near Diamond City. You can also over hear NPCs in Diamond City speaking about the Railroad which will also give you the quest, “Road to Freedom.” Complete that quest to find the Railroad.

Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Underground Undercover

Complete “Underground Undercover”

MISSABLE

This is a Railroad faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Rockets’ Red Glare

Complete “Rockets’ Red Glare”

MISSABLE

This is a Railroad faction quest. Follow the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above on how to play through all quests in a single play-through.

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Sanctuary

Complete “Sanctuary”

Speak to Sturges at Sanctuary and he will task you with building some items at the Sanctuary settlement. It’s basically a tutorial on settlement building.

You will get this if you are following the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above.

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Community Organizer

Ally with 3 Settlements

A settlement is a location that allows you to build on a designated area. This is something that will unlock naturally over time as you will have to ally with more than 3 settlements as part of the main story as well as faction quests.

Outside of the story, Preston Garvey will have repeatable quests that send you to settlements to help them after establishing Sanctuary as a settlement as well as completing the Minutemen questline.

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Benevolent Leader

Reach Maximum Happiness in a Large Settlement

This can easily be earned at the Red Rocket Truck Stop settlement. You’ll unlock this settlement very early on.

First, you will need to unlock the following perks:

• Local Leader – Rank 2
• Cap Collector – Rank 2

After you have those unlocked, build the following items at the settlement:

• 2 Settlers
• 1 Water Pump
• 1 Food and Drink Restaurant (Tier 3)
• 1 Turret
• 2 Food

That’s it. That’s all you need to build. Don’t add anything else. Keep it to the list above.

 

 

 

 

Make sure to do this as early on as you can as it takes time for your settlement happiness to increase. You can play through the rest of the game as well as the DLC while this settlement increases its happiness rating. Make sure to check on it every so often to make sure it is still increasing. If you get the message that it is under attack, go defend it right away.

If you don’t have settlers there, you can go to your other settlements and have settlers move. While in build mode, go up to an NPC and press / to move them. Then, select the Red Rocket Truck Stop to send them there. They may not show up right away, so you may need to rest a bit before they show up.

Once they show up, make sure to assign one person to the planted food and the other to the restaurant.

From there, just let it be while you play through the game.

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Gun-For-Hire

Complete 10 Side Quests

Side quests are quests that are not part of the main story or given to you by the different factions. This is something that should naturally come as you explore the wasteland as well the various DLC packs.

You can keep track of how many side quests you’ve completed by looking in your Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Quest.

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Mercenary

Complete 50 Misc. Objectives

Misc. objectives are tasks given to you by random NPCs. They can sometimes involve people from quests afterward, but these are usually very quick and easy tasks for you to complete. They’re not quite big enough to be considered side quests.

You can track what Misc. objectives you have by going to the bottom of your quest log in the Pip-Boy. It’ll be labeled, “Miscellaneous.” Select that and then you can see a list of your available Misc. objectives.

This can easily be farmed by using the Brotherhood of Steel as long as you are not hostile toward them. Go to the Prydwen and speak with Teagan. Buy all of the Vertibird Signal Grenades for sale. Then, sit down or sleep for 48 hours to refresh Teagan’s stock.

When you have however many you need to reach 50, get to an open area in the wasteland and throw a signal grenade. When the Vertibird lands, get in it. Getting in counts as a Misc. objective. Get back out, fast travel to a new location and then throw another signal down. You can repeat that process until this Trophy/Achievement pops.

You can keep track of how many Misc. objectives you’ve completed by looking in your Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Quest.

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Scavver

Gather 1000 Resources Used For Crafting

Any junk you pick up while scavenging in the wasteland can be used for crafting. Make sure to pick up junk and then return to a settlement and transfer it over to the workbench. This is something that should come over time as you loot your way through the game and DLC. Always make sure to transfer your junk to a workbench when you reach your weight limit.

You can check how much junk you’ve collected in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > General.

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What’s Yours Is Mine

Pick 50 Locks

In order to pick locks, you’ll need to have bobby pins. These can be bought from vendors or found while looting.

Doors, ammo boxes, suitcases, crates, lockers and explosive crates can all have locks that can be picked.

Be sure to keep an eye for locks to pick as you play through the game and DLC.

You will also need to invest points into the Locksmith perk in order to be able to pick higher level locks.

You can keep track of how many locks you’ve picked by going to your Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Crime.

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RobCo’s Worst Nightmare

Hack 50 Terminals

As you play through the game, you’ll come across some computers that are locked. They will need to be hacked in order to access the computer.

The computer will list random characters with words mixed in throughout. In order to hack the computer, you will need to pick the correct word.

When selecting a word, the computer will tell you how many letters in the selected word are in the correct password. You will have 4 attempts to get the right word. If you miss every attempt, the computer will be temporarily locked. To avoid this, you can guess 3 times and then back out of the screen. Backing out will reset the attempts, but will give a different set of words. You can just repeat that until you guess the correct word.

You can keep track of how many locks you’ve picked by going to your Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Crime.

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Armed and Dangerous

Create 50 Weapon Mods

Weapon mods are created at a Weapons Workbench. You can build these at settlements if one already doesn’t exist.

When changing a part on a weapon, it will count as a mod created. As long as you are upgrading weapons and changing their parts, this will eventually pop.

This can easily be farmed by using the weapon, “Deliverer.” This is a suppressed pistol that will be given to you as part of the story. Take it to a Weapons Workbench and take the suppressor off. Then, put it back on. You can take it off and put it back on over and over until this Trophy/Achievement pops.

You can check how many weapon mods you’ve crafted in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Crafting.

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Wasteland D.I.Y.

Craft 100 Items

The items that are counted for this are Chems, Food and armor.

Food is crafted at Cooking Stations. Armor is crafted at Armor Workbenches and Chems are crafted at Chemistry Stations.

The quickest way to get this Trophy/Achievement is to craft Jet. You will need 1 Plastic and 2 Fertilizer in order to craft Jet. You can buy shipments of those from Diamond City as well as find junk out in the wasteland that breaks down into those materials.

Once you have 200 Fertilizer and 100 Plastic, you can quickly craft 100 Jet to earn this Trophy/Achievement. The Jet can then be sold for a high price as well after you’re all done with this.

You can check how many items you’ve crafted in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Crafting.

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Never Go It Alone

Recruit 5 Separate Companions

There are 13 different companions that you can recruit in the base game of Fallout 4, but only 5 are needed for this. Some of them will be recruited as part of the story and others are optional that may require completing a side quest.

If you make enemies of a faction, any companion affiliated with that faction will no longer be an option.

Cait

• Location: Combat Zone
• Speak to Cait after killing the Raiders in Combat Zone

Codsworth

• Location: Sanctuary
• Speak to him after establishing Sanctuary as a settlement.

Curie

• Location: Vault 81
• Quest: Complete the questline in Vault 81 starting with “Here Kitty, Kitty.” She can join you after completing “Hole in the Wall.”

Danse

• Location: Cambridge Police Station
• Complete Brotherhood of Steel quests. Following the Fallout 4 Quest Roadmap above will give you the opportunity to recruit him.

Dogmeat

• Location: Red Rocket Gas Station
• Interact with Dogmeat at Red Rocket Truck Stop.

Deacon – Railroad

• Location: Old North Church
• Deacon will become available to recruit after joining the Railroad.

John Hancock

• Location: Goodneighbor
• Side with Fahrenheit after completing “The Big Dig.”

MacCready

• Location: Goodneighbor
• Speak with him at The Third Rail and you can pay him to join you.

Nick Valentine

• Location: Diamond City
• Speak with him after “Unlikely Valentine” and after searching Kellogg’s place.

Piper

• Location: Diamond City
• Speak with her outside of Diamond City and then again inside of her office.

Preston Gravey

• Location: Museum of Freedom
• Speak with him after establishing The Castle as a settlement.

Strong

• Location: Trinity Tower
• Rescue Strong from the top of Trinity Tower and then speak with him after you both escape.

X6-88

• Location: The Institute
• He’ll offer to join you after completing “Mankind Redefined.” This requires siding with the Institute.

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Lovable

Reach Maximum Relationship Level with a Companion

Each of the different companions have different likes and dislikes. In order to reach maximum relationship level, you’re going to need to keep the same companion with you at all times. You’re also going to have to perform actions that they like in order to raise your relationship level. When you do something, you get a message on screen that will say your companion “liked” or “loved” that. If you see, your companion “disliked that” or “hated that,” reload your save and make a different choice or do a different action.

Make sure to speak to them every so often. Always choose the “flirt” option when it’s available. Eventually, there will be a “relationship” dialogue option available.

I found that Piper was best for this as her likes are the same as what you need to do for other Trophies/Achievements. She likes when you hack computers and pick locks. You’re going to need to be doing that anyway, so you may as well multi task by increasing your relationship with her while doing those tasks. In addition to that, she likes when you are nice or empathetic in conversations with other characters. Do not steal or pickpocket with her and do not be hostile or aggressive in conversations with other characters.

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Fix-Er-Upper

Build 100 Workshop Items

This requires you to build at least 100 objects across your various settlements. Objects are built using junk that you find out in the wasteland. You can also scrap objects at settlements such as trees and cars to gain materials. You can scrap any object that was already at a settlement before you got there for materials as well.

When going for this, make sure to not build anything other than what was specified for the “Benevolent Leader” Trophy/Achievement at Red Rocket Truck Stop. Build your 100 items at your other settlements. Adding more to Red Rocket may mess up the happiness rating.

You can check how many items you’ve built in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Crafting.

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Future Retro

Play a Holotape Game

As you loot your way through Fallout 4, you’ll sometimes find Holotapes. These can either be voice recordings or games. If it’s a game, select it in your Pip-Boy and you can then play it.

One of these games can be found early on in the story at the Museum of Freedom where you first meet Preston Garvey. It will be on the desk as part of a skill magazine.

 

 

 

 

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…The Harder They Fall

Kill 5 Giant Creatures

There are many giant creatures that can be found in Fallout 4. For this, you only need to kill 5 of them. You’ll encounter some during the main story, but the kills will not count if you do not get the final shot that kills the creature. You’ll have a lot of NPCs with you during the missions where you have to kill giant creatures, so you may not get credit for those ones. Because of that, the five listed below can be found out in the wasteland in free roam.

• Behemoth

This can be found to the west of Natick Banks.

• Behemoth

This can be found to the west of Suffolk County Charter School.

• Behemoth

This can be found to the north of ArcJet Systems.

• Mirelurk Queen

This can be found to the south east of Recon Bunker Theta.

• Mirelurk Queen

This can be found behind Nahant Chapel. It’ll be nesting underground so walk along the shore behind the chapel and it will attack you from its nesting area.

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Ranger Corps

Discover 100 Locations

This is something that will unlock over time as you travel through the wasteland of the base game as well as the DLC. Each time you come to a new location, it will then be marked on your map. This will also allow you to fast travel to discovered locations at any time. There are more than 100 to discover.

You can check how many locations you’ve discovered in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > General.

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Print’s Not Dead

Read 20 Magazines

Magazines are items that are found in wasteland that will raise certain stats. There are actually over 100 of them, but you’ll only need to find 20 of them for this Trophy/Achievement. 20 of them are listed below. The locations listed below are places that you’ll go to for quests and/or Bobbleheads.

You can check how many magazines you’ve found in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > General.

• Astoundingly Awesome Tales #8
  

This can be found in Park Street Station (Vault 114) during your escape with Valentine during the “Unlikely Valentine” main mission. It will be on a trunk at the end of a hallway that you go down during your escape. It is next to a door.

• Guns and Bullets #1

After entering Fort Hagen via the roof, turn to your immediate right inside to find this magazine sitting on a table in a small kitchen area. You will come here during the “Reunions” main story mission.

• U.S. Covert Operations Manual

This is found inside of Fort Hagen Command Center. It is in the room to the right of the armory locked by a Mastery level computer. It is on the nightstand next to the bed. You will come here during the “Reunions” main story mission.

• RobCo Fun! #4

This is found to the right of Kellogg’s terminal in the same room that you fight him in during the “Reunions” main story mission inside of Fort Hagen Command Center.

• RobCo Fun! #5

This is found on a desk next to the machine you sit in to see Kellogg’s memories as part of the main story mission, “Dangerous Minds.”

• Grognak The Barbarian #5

This is found at Corvega Assembly Plant. This is inside of the Assembly Plant on the top floor of the room where the assembly line is. There is a switch at the top of the stairs in the assembly line room that will extend a walkway to the room. It is on a desk next to Jared’s computer.

 

 

 

 

• Grognak The Barbarian #2

This is found inside of Vault 75 which is located in the basement of Malden Middle School. You’ll need to make your way to a diner inside of the vault to find Vault 75 Lab Access Card first. After using the access card to open the locked door, there will be three doors in the next room. Take the left door up some stairs and follow this path to a small office like room where there will be an enemy next to the Science Bobblehead. Kill the enemy and then loot the Vault 75 Admin Access Card. Go back down the stairs and then use the admin card to enter the Overseer’s office. Lockpick the expert door in the Overseer’s Office to find this magazine on a bed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Picket Fences #3

This is found inside of Saugus Blast Works. Enter the building and then make your way up to the top floor and enter Saugus Blast Furnace. This magazine will be straight ahead of you behind where Slag was standing on the ground under the big red trunk just under the Explosives Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Massachusetts Surgical Journal

This is found inside of Parsons State Insane Asylum. In order to get inside, you will need to go to the Dugout Inn in Diamond City and speak to Edward Deegan to get the questline that will eventually get you into the Asylum. Once inside, follow Jack until you reach Lorenzo down in the basement. This magazine can be found inside of where Lorenzo was living. You have to come here for the Charisma Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Astoundingly Awesome Tales #3

This is found inside of Dunwich Borers. There is a door at the very bottom of the quarry that you can enter to go underground. It is on the south side of the quarry. Follow the path inside and you pass by different labeled station terminals. It is on an Armor Workbench at the bottom of stairs in-between Stations 3 and 4. You’ll have to come here for the Sneak Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor #4

This is found inside of Longneck Lukowski’s Cannery. This is found in the office in top northwest corner of the room where the conveyor belts are. Use the stairs to go all the way up to the top corner. This will be sitting on a desk next a computer that has the Barter Bobblehead on it.

 

 

 

 

• Astoundingly Awesome Tales #10

This is found inside of Pickman Gallery down in the basement area. Follow the basement until you meet Pickman. This magazine will be on the ground next to a trunk where the Raider’s were attacking Pickman. You have to come here for the Lock Picking Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Taboo Tattoos

This is found in the Barber Shop inside of Vault 81. You will have to come here in order to get the Medicine Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Hot Rodder #2

This is found at Atom Cats Garage inside of Zeke’s trailer on the nightstand. The trailer is behind the diner where the Unarmed Bobblehead is found.

 

 

 

 

• Tesla Science #5

This is found inside of Poseidon Energy. If you can’t pick Master level locks you will need to enter the building around the back via a pipe in the water. It is inside one of the rooms that are on the catwalks where you fight the Raiders in the big machinery area. It will be on a desk next to a destroyed computer and the Endurance Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor #6

This is found at the Wreck of the FMS Northern Star. It is found about halfway across the deck of the ship in the Raider’s camp on a small round table. You’ll have to come here for the Agility Bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Guns and Bullets #10

This is found right in the center of The Castle on the desk at the listening post.

 

 

 

 

• Grognak The Barbarian #1

This is found at Sanctuary in your old house on the counter in the kitchen.

• RobCo Fun! #3

This is found on the desk inside of Valentine Detective Agency in Diamond City.

• Live and Love #9

This is found inside of the Schoolhouse inside of Diamond City on a cinder block by the bed on the bottom floor. The schoolhouse is near 3rd base.

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Prankster’s Return

Placed A Grenade Or Mine While Pickpocketing

Before you can earn this, you will need to spend at least 2 skill points in the Pickpocket perk.

Once you have done that, crouch behind someone that is unaware that you are there. It has to say, “HIDDEN” at the top of the screen. Save your game and then press / to pickpocket. Tab over to your inventory and select a mine or grenade to place in the other person’s inventory. Quickly get away from them. This will pop after the grenade goes off.

Only transfer one grenade or mine over as transferring multiple will increase your odds of getting caught.

Reload your save if you get caught to try again or if you did this to a character that could alter your story progression.

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Masshole

Kill 300 People

Any human you kill counts toward this Trophy/Achievement.

This is something that will come over time as you play through the base game as well as the DLC. You’ll be fighting a lot of human enemies as part of the story and as part of traversing the wasteland.

You can check how many people you’ve killed in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Combat.

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Animal Control

Kill 300 Creatures

Any animal, super mutant, ghoul or bug count toward this Trophy/Achievement.

This is something that will come over time as you play through the base game as well as the DLC. You’ll be fighting a lot of creatures as part of the story and as part of traversing the wasteland.

You can check how many creatures you’ve killed in the Pip-Boy > Data > Stats > Combat.

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Homerun!

Get a Homerun

This can be earned as soon as you visit Diamond City for the first time. You’ll have to go there are part of the main story.

Look for home plate and follow the path around the bases until you come back to home plate. If you are unfamiliar with baseball, start at home plate and follow the path that splits to the right. Touch first base and then go left to second base. From there, go left to third base and then back to home plate.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Touchdown!

Get a Touchdown

This is earned by being killed with a mini nuke.

This can be earned during the “Old Guns” quest for the Minutemen. Near the end of the quest, you’ll be taken to an armory where you can find a Fatman and Mini Nuke. Save your game and then use the Fatman to shoot directly at your feet to kill yourself and pop this Trophy/Achievement. Reload your save afterwards.

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They’re Not Dolls…

Collect 10 Vault-Tec Bobbleheads

See the “…They’re Action Figures” Trophy/Achievement below for more details.

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…They’re Action Figures

Collect 20 Vault-Tec Bobbleheads

• Perception Bobblehead

This can be found on a desk inside of the Museum where you meet Preston Garvey for the first time as part of the main story.

• Speech Bobblehead

This can be found in the same room you meet Valentine in as part of the main story during the mission, “Unlikely Valentine.” It is the overseer’s office of Vault 114.

• Energy Weapons Bobblehead

This can be found in a kitchen area on a shelf in between two refrigerators inside of Fort Hagen Command Center while you are searching for Kellogg. While searching for Kellogg in Fort Hagen, you will eventually have to go through Fort Hagen Command Center to find him. You will come here during the “Reunions” main story mission.

• Repair Bobblehead

This is found at Corvega Assembly Plant. Get onto the roof and follow the stairs all the way up to the very top walkway to find this bobblehead.

 

 

 

 

• Science Bobblehead

This is found inside of Vault 75 which is located in the basement of Malden Middle School. You’ll need to make your way to a diner inside of the vault to find Vault 75 Lab Access Card first. After using the access card to open the locked door, there will be three doors in the next room. Take the left door up some stairs and follow this path to a small office like room where there will be an enemy and this bobblehead. It is on the desk next to a computer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

• Explosives Bobblehead

This is found inside of Saugus Blast Works. Enter the building and then make your way up to the top floor and enter Saugus Blast Furnace. This bobblehead will be straight ahead of you behind where Slag was standing.

 

 

 

 

• Charisma Bobblehead

This is found inside of Parsons State Insane Asylum. In order to get inside, you will need to go to the Dugout Inn in Diamond City and speak to Edward Deegan to get the questline that will eventually get you into the Asylum. Once inside, it is on a desk next to a computer. When you come in with Jack, you’ll have to follow him to the room where the bobblehead is located. Edward will be in there as well. This is during The Secret of Cabot House sidequest.

 

 

 

 

• Sneak Bobblehead

This is found inside of Dunwich Borers next to the Station 4 terminal. There is a door at the very bottom of the quarry that you can enter to go underground. It is on the south side of the quarry. Follow the path inside and you’ll pass by different labeled station terminals.

 

 

 

 

• Barter Bobblehead

This is found inside of Longneck Lukowski’s Cannery. This is found in the office in top northwest corner of the room where the conveyor belts are. Use the stairs to go all the way up to the top corner. This will be sitting on top of a computer.

 

 

 

 

• Lock Picking Bobblehead

This is found inside of Pickman Gallery down in the basement area. Follow the basement until you meet Pickman. This bobblehead will be on the ground next to a burning trash can where the Raider’s were attacking Pickman.

 

 

 

 

• Strength Bobblehead

This is found inside of the Mass Fusion building on top of a statue hanging in the lobby. Enter the building and then ride the elevator on the right side of the lobby up. Exit the elevator and go over to the statue on the left that is hanging over the railing to find this on the head of the statue.

 

 

 

 

• Melee Bobblehead

This is found at the very top of Trinity Tower inside of Rex’s cell. Loot the key from the chest after killing Fist.

 

 

 

 

• Intelligence Bobblehead

This is found inside of the Boston Public Library. As soon as you enter the library, go to the left and then through a door behind the turrets and Protectrons. This bobblehead will be sitting on one of the control panel computers inside.

 

 

 

 

• Medicine Bobblehead

This is found inside of Vault 81 in Curie’s office. You won’t be able to reach this area of the vault until you have started the “Hole in the Wall” side quest. While in Vault 81, donate blood to Dr. Forsythe. Then, go to the school and speak to Erin Combes about her lost cat. Complete the “Here Kitty, Kitty” side quest and then return to the medical bay to Speak to Dr. Penske to begin the “Hole in the Wall” side quest. Following the quest steps will bring you to Curie’s office where the bobblehead can be found on a desk.

 

 

 

 

• Big Guns Bobblehead

This is found inside of Vault 95. It can be found in the Residential section of the vault. It is in the very last room on the far north side of Residential. It is also the Gunner Lieutenant’s room. The bobblehead is on a radio in the center of the room.

 

 

 

 

• Small Guns Bobblehead

This is found inside of Gunner’s Plaza. It is on the ground floor in the room with the “ON AIR” sign above the door. It is on the news desk inside of the room.

 

 

 

 

• Unarmed Bobblehead

This is found at Atom Cats Garage. It is on the car in the big garage converted into a diner.

 

 

 

 

• Endurance Bobblehead

This is found inside of Poseidon Energy. If you can’t pick Master level locks you will need to enter the building around the back via a pipe in the water. It is inside one of the rooms that are on the catwalks where you fight the Raiders. It will be on a desk next to a destroyed computer. If you enter via the pipe, you’ll make your way up through this area. If you picked the front the door, you’ll need to

 

 

 

 

• Agility Bobblehead

This is found at the Wreck of the FMS Northern Star. It is found at the very end of the ship at the top. You’ll need to fight through Raiders in order to reach it.

 

 

 

 

• Luck Bobblehead

This is found on the southern shore of Spectacle Island. It is on the top floor of the crashed green boat in a locker.

 

 

 

 

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Born Survivor

Reach Level 5

See the “Legend Of The Wastes” Trophy/Achievement below for more details.

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Commonwealth Citizen

Reach Level 10

See the “Legend Of The Wastes” Trophy/Achievement below for more details.

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Unstoppable Wanderer

Reach Level 25

See the “Legend Of The Wastes” Trophy/Achievement below for more details.

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Legend Of The Wastes

Reach Level 50

This is something that will come over time as you play through the base game as well as the DLC.

Just about everything you do will earn you XP. Discovering locations, crafting items, building, killing enemies, lock picking, hacking, completing quests and passing speech checks. You can earn a little more XP the higher your intelligence rating is.

This is not the level cap and there is plenty to do across both the base game as well as the DLC to get you to 50.

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Prepared for the Future

Decide the Fate of the Commonwealth

This is a story related Trophy/Achievement that is earned by finishing either, “The Nuclear Option” or “Nuclear Family.”

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