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The root cellar is man-made underground shelter built under a neighboring property, two houses up from The House of Tomorrow in 2287. It also looks like that the previous owner was not accepted into a vault so he made his own vault for the bombs.
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The doors can be found at the back of the house just before the cul-de-sac in northeast of Sanctuary hills, next to wild mutfruit plants.
Notable loot[]
- Three gold bars can be found around and on the safe.
- A stimpak can be found in the first shelf.
- Three Gwinnett stouts can be found in a crate on the floor.
Notes[]
- The game files (cell name is "SanctuaryBasementJahani") suggest that this man-made underground shelter was owned or constructed by Jahani and by association he occupied the attached house. The wild mutfruit plants purposely planted next to the cellar entrance at the rear of the house; store of military ammo inside and a Duffle bag cache hidden on the roof, along with the stocked shelter.
- In the Pre-war introduction stage the root cellar is not present but that may be because the area outside the immediate street layout is not accessible (except via the console) and would have served no purpose.
Appearances[]
The root cellar appears only in Fallout 4.
Gallery[]
The three gold bars and the safe
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