The caravan workers are four caravan employees at Bunker Hill in the Commonwealth in Fallout 4.
Background[]
Caravan workers spend most of their time on the road with caravans. These four hired hands are currently resting in-between jobs.[1] They are relatively unfriendly and distrustful,[2][3] which they attribute to the dangers of their trade, as mortality rates are high.[4][5] They view Bunker Hill as their home, commenting that it is the only place where those in the caravan industry can mingle with each other.[6] They also respect Kessler for her ability to keep the town together, given its troubles from caravan bosses and raiders.[7]
The workers have a low opinion of the Minutemen, calling them "assholes."[8] They fear the Institute and its synths to the point of contemplating escape if the Institute wins control of the Commonwealth.[9] Though they are generally wary of outsiders, they will give some advice to newcomers, such as to watch out for Deb's haggling.[10] They also exchange various rumors, such as the story of the ghoul whale Ol' Peg,[11] the mercenaries occupying Parsons State Insane Asylum,[12] and the lucrative trade opportunities at Vault 81.[13]
Interactions with the player character[]
Interactions overview[]
| Interactions | ||
|---|---|---|
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This character has no special interactions. | |
Other interactions[]
- After The Battle of Bunker Hill is completed and Bunker Hill becomes available as an allied settlement, the caravan workers can be commanded as settlers.
- If Nick Valentine, John Hancock, Codsworth, or Piper Wright is the active companion, the workers may talk to them (and make racial comments for the former three).
- These characters may engage in dynamic conversations.
Inventory[]
Female[]
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
|---|---|---|
| Road leathers (F01) Winter jacket and jeans (F02) |
Random pipe rifle (F01) Pipe pistol (F02) |
Potential food item Bottlecaps |
Male[]
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items |
|---|---|---|
| Padded blue jacket (M01) Farmhand clothes (M02) |
Random pipe pistol | Potential food item Bottlecaps |
Notes[]
- The caravan prisoners found during Prep School are templated from two of the caravan workers (M01 and F01, respectively), sharing appearances, stats, and inventories.
- Prior to meeting the Railroad during Road to Freedom, Deacon may be encountered at Bunker Hill disguised as a caravan worker, starting off in a corner near the town entrance.
Appearances[]
The caravan workers appear only in Fallout 4.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ Caravan worker: "I'm just here in between jobs."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "You're not with my caravan, so don't bother me."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Hey, no offense, but you ain't caravan folk. Beat it."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Caravans ain't exactly the 'get to know you' type. Less heartache that way."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "You ever see one of our caravans on the road? It's a dice with death. Everytime."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Bunker Hill is like home away from home. Only place caravan folk have to mingle together, you know?"
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Can't believe Kessler keeps this town together. Between the caravan bosses and the raiders. Yeesh."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "For what they did to the Institute... Maybe those Minutemen assholes ain't too bad."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "With the Institute unchecked... I'm looking for my one way trip out of here."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Fresh from the Vault, hey blue? Better make sure Deb doesn't rob you blind."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "The ghoul whale is real. Ol' Peg. Right outside the harbor. Dark and ominous things swim the deep."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Stay clear of Parsons, the asylum. Some nasty assholes shoot everything that comes near them."
(Caravan workers' dialogue) - ↑ Caravan worker: "Traders been trying for ages to make a deal with Vault 81 to open the door. Whoever can make that deal's going to be rich."
(Caravan workers' dialogue)
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