The Wizard's Fortune are a series of notes in the Fallout 76 update Steel Reign. They are obtained by interacting with the fortune teller machine, obtained from Escape from the 42nd Century, the game's fifth season.
Wizard's Fortune #01[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes01 | Form ID | 0060595D |
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A beautiful, funny, and loving Protectron will enter your life soon.
Wizard’s Fortune #02[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes02 | Form ID | 0060595E |
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Wizard’s Fortune #03[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes03 | Form ID | 0060595F |
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A foolish person follows their heart. A wise one follows their fortune teller.
Wizard’s Fortune #04[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes04 | Form ID | 00605960 |
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Wizard’s Fortune #05[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes05 | Form ID | 00605961 |
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The fortune you seek is on another card.
Wizard’s Fortune #06[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes06 | Form ID | 00605962 |
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To become a sergeant, it takes guts. It helps if those guts are wired for courage.
Wizard’s Fortune #07[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes07 | Form ID | 00605963 |
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All fortunes are a lie except for this one.
Wizard’s Fortune #08[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes08 | Form ID | 00605964 |
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A steel heart can be saved by a heart of gold.
Wizard’s Fortune #09[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes09 | Form ID | 00605965 |
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Wizard’s Fortune #10[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes10 | Form ID | 00605966 |
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To secure the treasure of Mount Blair, you must rid the place of all security.
Wizard’s Fortune #11[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes11 | Form ID | 00605967 |
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About time someone got me out of that machine.
Wizard’s Fortune #12[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes12 | Form ID | 00605968 |
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An inaccurate count means no consensus.
Wizard’s Fortune #13[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes13 | Form ID | 00605969 |
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If life has you down, don't worry, it's not the end of the world.
Wizard’s Fortune #14[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes14 | Form ID | 0060596A |
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Sometimes even corpses need saving.
Wizard’s Fortune #15[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes15 | Form ID | 0060596B |
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Blessed are the children for they will inherit a scorched earth.
Wizard’s Fortune #16[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes16 | Form ID | 0060596C |
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Wizard’s Fortune #17[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes17 | Form ID | 0060596D |
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If you want to succeed in life, never do anything half-
Wizard’s Fortune #18[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes18 | Form ID | 0060596E |
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Don't let sleeping dogwoods die.
Wizard’s Fortune #19[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes19 | Form ID | 0060596F |
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A career change is imminent. Send an application to RobCo today!
Wizard’s Fortune #20[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes20 | Form ID | 00605970 |
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A dropped connection could connect you with a lost supply.
Wizard’s Fortune #21[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes21 | Form ID | 00605971 |
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Congratulations! You can read. The part that should scare you is, I can write.
Wizard’s Fortune #22[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes22 | Form ID | 00605972 |
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On fertile ground, go forth and be well, and try not to chat.
Wizard’s Fortune #23[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes23 | Form ID | 00605973 |
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Fasnacht what a parade can do for you, but what you can do for a parade.
Wizard’s Fortune #24[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes24 | Form ID | 00605974 |
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Breathe fire, swat a fly, and salvage a heap.
Wizard’s Fortune #25[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes25 | Form ID | 00605975 |
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Why nuke a city when you can Nuka-Cola instead?
Wizard’s Fortune #26[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes26 | Form ID | 00605976 |
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Even if the sky is clear, expect rain on a Grafton Day parade.
Wizard’s Fortune #27[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes27 | Form ID | 00605977 |
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Fortune not found. Please contact a supervisor for support.
Wizard’s Fortune #28[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes28 | Form ID | 00605978 |
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Wizard’s Fortune #29[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes29 | Form ID | 00605979 |
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Being S.P.E.C.I.A.L. starts with a bit of strength and ends with a lot of luck.
Wizard’s Fortune #30[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes30 | Form ID | 0060597A |
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Listening to a melody will lead to a hairy encounter.
Wizard’s Fortune #31[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes31 | Form ID | 0060597B |
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Sugar Bombs for breakfast and Blamco Mac and Cheese for lunch means an explosion for dinner.
Wizard’s Fortune #32[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes32 | Form ID | 0060597C |
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Wizard’s Fortune #33[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes33 | Form ID | 0060597D |
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Winning the Watoga Atomic Lottery is a bad way to lose weight.
Wizard’s Fortune #34[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes34 | Form ID | 0060597E |
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Taking candy from a baby is easy. Getting candy as a monster is hard.
Wizard’s Fortune #35[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes35 | Form ID | 0060597F |
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In war time, cooler heads prevail, and frozen foods preserve. Use Appalachia Freeze!
Wizard’s Fortune #36[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes36 | Form ID | 00605980 |
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If you want to grow a beanstalk, use chemicals, not magic.
Wizard’s Fortune #37[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes37 | Form ID | 00605981 |
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Never try to lift an Excellecise piano. You will B-flat.
Wizard’s Fortune #38[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes38 | Form ID | 00605982 |
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For the bloody eagle, the light at the end of the tunnel is a blast from your shotgun.
Wizard’s Fortune #39[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes39 | Form ID | 00605983 |
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Country roads will take you home. Country moonshine will take you out.
Wizard’s Fortune #40[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes40 | Form ID | 00605984 |
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To live in Cranberry Heights, your karma must reach a new low.
Wizard’s Fortune #41[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes41 | Form ID | 00605985 |
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Wizard’s Fortune #42[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes42 | Form ID | 00605986 |
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Don't shoot the messenger. Escort them.
Wizard’s Fortune #43[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes43 | Form ID | 00605987 |
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People in Glassed Caverns shouldn't grow stones.
Wizard’s Fortune #44[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes44 | Form ID | 00605988 |
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Wizard’s Fortune #45[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes45 | Form ID | 00605989 |
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For enlightenment, walk the Winding Path. For entitlement, walk the course at Whitespring.
Wizard’s Fortune #46[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes46 | Form ID | 0060598A |
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A close friend will make a Crocolossal mistake. It's best to let it slide.
Wizard’s Fortune #47[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes47 | Form ID | 0060598B |
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All things expire. If your stimpak has, you probably will too.
Wizard’s Fortune #48[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes48 | Form ID | 0060598C |
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In between Point Pleasant and Pleasant Valley is a home for wayward souls.
Wizard’s Fortune #49[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes49 | Form ID | 0060598D |
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You will meet a small, dark stranger at Camden Park. The details of this encounter are fuzzy.
Wizard’s Fortune #50[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes50 | Form ID | 0060598E |
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Even the most Valiant efforts can fall to ruin.
Wizard’s Fortune #51[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes51 | Form ID | 0060598F |
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At night, a kid should sleep with his glove, not his bats.
Wizard’s Fortune #52[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes52 | Form ID | 00605990 |
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A purple light and a clear night may lead to a chance encounter.
Wizard’s Fortune #53[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes53 | Form ID | 00605991 |
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Wendigo? I'm not sure, but I can tell you where.
Wizard’s Fortune #54[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes54 | Form ID | 00605992 |
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To enroll at VTU, you must be willing to leave your pride, and everything else, at the vault door.
Wizard’s Fortune #55[]
Editor ID | ATX_Book_Fortunes55 | Form ID | 00605993 |
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To get an actual fortune, please deposit another 10 dollars.
Notes[]
Many of the fortunes relate to certain phrases and quotes, modified to convey Fallout 76 events, locations, and interactions.
Behind the scenes[]
- The notes and the fortune teller machine were first added to the game's files with the Locked & Loaded update, but were not implemented until the release of Steel Reign and Escape from the 42nd Century.
- Fortune #23 is a reference to a quote from John F. Kennedy: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country." The quote was spoken during his inauguration, which took place on January 20, 1961.