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If any of my equipment fails to save your life, I'll give you a full refund.— Tulip

Tulip is the proprietor of Underworld Outfitters in 2277.

Background

Tulip, owner of Underworld Outfitters, is known for her shrewd business sense. She obtains and sells a lot of merchandise, has the largest selection of any merchant in the wasteland, and protects her business interests with competitive prices and a unique ability to obtain unique items. Tulip spends most of her time in the store, but takes her meals at Carol's Place, leaving the shop under Quinn's watchful eye.[1]

A few of the other residents hint that she is interested in Satanic folklore. She says she's a member of The Railroad when asked.

Interactions with the player character

Interactions overview

Interactions
Perk nociception regulator color
This character is essential. Essential characters cannot be killed.
Paving the Way
This character is a permanent companion.
25 Strictly Business
This character is a temporary companion.
Icon quest starter
This character starts quests.

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This character is involved in quests.
FO76 vaultboy firstaid
This character is a doctor.
FO76 ui trading team
This character is a merchant. Bottle cap 400-500
Sells: Schematics - railway rifle, ammunition, weapons and clothing
2d20 Jury Rigger
This character can repair items. Max Repair condition: -
12 The American Dream
This character rents beds. Bottle cap -.
Icon severed ear color
This character drops an ear upon death (Contract Killer).
Severed
This character drops a finger upon death (Lawbringer).
Mesmetron icon
This character can be enslaved with the Mesmetron.

Quests

  • The Replicated Man: Tulip has one of the holotapes containing a mysterious message about an android.

Effects of player actions

Tulip gives the player the book Paradise Lost during dialogue when asked about the origins of Underworld. Reading this book increases the players Speech the same number of skill points as Lying, Congressional Style.

Inventory

Apparel Weapon Other items On death
Merc adventurer outfit - - -

Appearances

Tulip only appears in Fallout 3.

Behind the scenes

Paradise Lost is an epic 12 part poem written in the 17th century by the poet John Milton.

References

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