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“This indispensable guidebook contains everything that a survivor in the wasteland would need to know.”— The guide's intro.
The Wasteland Survival Guide is a guidebook which contains invaluable information for wastelanders, ranging from locations where food and medicine may be found to details on the behavior of mirelurks, and much more.
“Word is that Moira Brown, the eccentric owner of Craterside Supply, is looking for assistance on a new project.”— Fallout 3 loading screen
Written and published by Moira Brown in 2277 with assistance by the Lone Wanderer, the guide saw distribution throughout the wasteland by travelers. The book provides knowledge on how to survive the harsh wasteland and has been copied and distributed across the wastelands, and can even be found in settlements across the post-War United States by 2281.[1]
With the assistance from the Lone Wanderer, the Wasteland Survival Guide proliferated across post-war America from the Capital Wasteland to the Mojave Wasteland.
Differing from the full guide book, the Wasteland Survival Guide is a series of instructional magazines are written and illustrated with crude pen drawings. This version of the guide is particularly popular in the Commonwealth.
Notes
The Wasteland Survival Guide is mentioned in Moira Brown's bio in Fallout Shelter Online. Its proliferation in the Mojave Wasteland is noted.
A copy of Wasteland Survival Guide #1, Wasteland Survival Guide #4, Wasteland Survival Guide #6, and two copies of Wasteland Survival Guide #2 appear in Ma June's Sundries in the Fallout TV series episode 2, "The Target."
Behind the scenes
The Wasteland Survival Guide was the name given to the hint book in Fallout's predecessor, Wasteland.
↑J.E. Sawyer: "Why wasn't the Scout Handbook from classic Fallout games included in NV/changed to Wasteland Survival guide? There are very few links between F3 and F:NV. Including the WSG shows the wider impact and influence of the Lone Wanderer from F3 on the world."
