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Whiskey Bob
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Always nice to find another drinking buddy. Wanna buy me a drink? Talking always makes me thirsty.
”Whiskey Bob is Klamath's premier supplier of booze in Fallout 2.
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Background
Bob is a man of age, with a beard that can be described only as scrawny and a large, red nose. He is, in essence, the stereotypical image of a moonshiner, one who enjoys his own product a little too much. He has a secret still just outside Klamath, fueled by firewood obtained from nearby trees. He keeps it a secret, though lately he's been unable to visit and take care of the latest batch of hooch. A gecko went to town on his leg a while back.[1]
He's a regular patron of the Buckner House and a treasure trove of information and gossip on the entire settlement.
Interactions with the player character
Interactions overview
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This character starts quests. |
Quests
- Refuel the still.: The Chosen One can buy Bob a drink and offer to refuel his still in the woods $50 ($65 with a Barter check).
Inventory
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Knife | |
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$ 7 2 meat jerky Beer 2 Booze | |
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Behind the scenes
- When asked about the Den, he describes it in the same way that Obi-Wan Kenobi describes Mos Eisley in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.[2]
Appearances
Whiskey Bob appears only in Fallout 2.
References
- ↑ Whiskey Bob: "{100}{}{You see an older man with a scraggly beard and a big red nose.}"
- ↑ Whiskey Bob: "{360}{}{Not 'A den,' - 'The Den.' You'll not find a greater hive of scum and villainy. Now where did I hear that? In any case, it's a rough sort of place a few days travel south of Klamath. Anything can be had there for a price...even slaves. But you have to be very careful there - lots of short tempers attached to dangerous weapons. I don't think they have much to do with us, though; we're too poor here.}"
