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See that one there? That's my favorite - that one's Edna. I name all my stuff, see - they're like chidlren to me. I hate having to sell 'em, but I got to eat.
”Ratch is a junkyard owner in Shady Sands in Fallout 2.
Background[]
A seemingly sentient heap of rags with a smell befitting the giant junkyard he owns, Ratch is actually a very capable mechanic, except his skills in engineering did not extend to his skills in personal hygiene. An eccentric (very smelly eccentric), Ratch is nonetheless a polite person who is a good source of spare parts and rare equipment. He names his most prized possessions, out of habit.
Interactions with the player character[]
Interactions overview[]
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This character is a merchant. | Sells: A blower for the Highwayman ($ 1000, requires six hours to install) |
Other interactions[]
- The player can ask Ratch about gossip. For $5 each, Ratch points the player towards different quests, in a roundabout way.
Inventory[]
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Rags |
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Combat knife Brass knuckles Rock | |
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Junk | |
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empty |
Appearances[]
Ratch appears only in Fallout 2.