The least dependable handgun in the Wasteland. Powerful enough to shoot a Super Mutant's eye out. But it'll sure hurt like heck.Ĭan shoot through a pair of jeans. for a 10 year old.īe careful! This baby may actually break the skin. Now you can pretend you're a tiny underpowered Super Mutant Behemoth.Īfter 20 shots, you just might knock a tin can off the fence. Give Raiders a taste of their own bad medicine. This far underground, you just may strike gold. Any stabbing, really.Įnemy head, meet Bat. Common items sell for 10 caps, Rare for 100, and Legendary for 500 per. Note: The sales value of the weapon depends on their rarity.Rarity: A weapon can either be Common, Rare, or Legendary.Damage: This information comes from the Damage rating of each weapon, and denotes the maximum and minimum damage a weapon will produce, used either by exploring Dwellers or against raider, feral ghoul, or deathclaw attacks.

A high level Vault with poor weapons will not weather the damage. This is because as the levels of the dwellers increase, enemies will attack more frequently and become steadily more powerful. It's generally a good idea to stock up on weapons and steadily upgrade all Vault Dwellers' equipment as new types become available. Weapons can be stored in the storage room. Weapons can be brought by dwellers sent to explore the Wasteland, obtained through cards found in lunchboxes, and occasionally Rare or Legendary Dwellers may come equipped with their own weapon. The damage is determined entirely by the sum damage of weapons wielded by dwellers and determines how fast the enemy health bar is depleted.

Note that the animations have no bearing on damage being dealt. They are used to equip Vault dwellers who are unarmed by default, and are useful for protecting your Vault against attacking raiders and creature infestations, as well as improving the chance that explorers survive. There are a variety of weapons featured in Fallout Shelter.

Fallout shelter weapon recipes