Fire Root Cavern is a location in the Mojave Wasteland in Fallout: New Vegas.
Layout[]
The location has two entrances, with the north entrance of the cavern located southeast of Searchlight East gold mine and southwest of Smith Mesa prospector camp, and the south entrance connected to the Cottonwood crater. The cavern consists of one large room with a radioactive pool of water, and an adjoining corridor and overlooking ledge connecting two entrances (a lower entrance from the desert floor, and an upper entrance opening to cliffs and another outdoor pool of radioactive water). There is a hollowed-out rock to the left of the small narrow path leading to the lower entrance of the cavern. There are a few fire geckos inside, including the legendary fire gecko. Off the entry corridor, an evil gnome statue can be found. A skeleton and duffel bag are found near the southwest corner of the lower indoor pool. Finally, back outside near the upper entrance, a dead prospector can be found with various loot, including a Fat Man.
Notable loot[]
- Evil gnome - Inside the cavern near the lower entrance, to the left of the corridor intersection.
- Fat Man - Outside the upper entrance, on the dead prospector in the pool of radioactive water. (See also Cottonwood crater.)
Notes[]
It is stated in the Official Game Guide that Fire Root Cavern serves as the birthplace of the fire gecko subspecies of gecko.[1]
Appearances[]
The Fire Root Cavern appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
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