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Welcome to Skyline Valley! Our first map expansion of the Appalachian region. A mysterious location that is covered by a storm unlike any that have been seen before. There are new locations to discover, characters to meet, secrets to unveil, as well as more locations to build your C.A.M.P.S! 
Ater finding the true location of Vault 63 you’ll work with its leaders to unravel the mystery behind the Storm and The Lost. Throughout this questline you’ll discover the mystery behind the Lost, meet new characters, and make gut-wrenching choices about the fate the residents of Vault 63.
What have been some of your favorite moments so far?
During Meat Week, two seasonal public events are active. In Primal Cuts, Grahm has set up bait to draw out the most delicious wildlife. This event appears every 15 minutes at three locations in Appalachia. Bang the drum at one of these locations to start the event and survive the onslaught of hostile beasts. Invite your friends, too—these creatures mean business. Some spots have stronger enemies and will reward you with more Prime Meat. After the event, you’ll gather as much of this high-quality meat as you can carry and bring it to Grahm’s cooking camp in the Forest. Drop the meat off in the cooking cauldron for Legendary Scrip. 
This distressed pre-war Vault-Tec cooking station, the Weenie Wagon, is a 3-in-1 meat grinder, hot dog stand and canner for your C.A.M.P. With the wonderfully vintage Weenie Wagon plan, you can keep the party going even after Meat Week ends. 
It can be intimidating coming out of the Vault at level 1 and seeing a level 500 in gigantic power armor stomping your way only to stop right in front of you and drop a bag at your feet. Your first instinct may be to flee. But don’t fret! This is just the Wastelander way. Many of the veteran Fallout 76 players remember what it was like their first time coming into the dangerous Appalachia and they just want to lend you a helping hand. These drops tend to be welcome bags full of useful resources and items to get you started on your adventure. Don’t forget to say “hi” with a friendly emote wave!
You may be surprised to find out that there is a benefit to being a pack rat. While it’s important to monitor your encumbrance to make sure you don’t go over, (don’t want to run out of AP trying to outrun that Scorchbeast!) you are encouraged to pick up and Scrap as many items as you can. Items that may look like a pile of junk often have important components that will benefit you in making your weapons, armor and C.A.M.P. the best they can be. There are also several Perk cards to help you with those skills, so don’t dismiss that desk fan in that abandoned office you just walked by. 
Vault 76 didn’t exactly prepare you for “roughing it.” Luckily with a C.A.M.P. you can create your own safe space just about anywhere you want. Consider your C.A.M.P. your own momentary reprieve. You can customize it almost any way you want if you have the time and resources. Your C.A.M.P. offers you a free Fast Travel point, a place to store your extra items and scraps, a comfy place to rest your head (assuming you set yourself up with a bed of course!) or somewhere cool to invite your friends over to hang. Some players even moonlight their C.A.M.P. s as shops, so make sure you stop by and say "Hi” to other players to see what their C.A.M.P.s are up to. 
In post-Nuclear Appalachia, it’s best practice not to trust the locals and wildlife. Not every creature you meet will want to maim you, but why risk it? How you play, and what weapons you arm yourself with are up to you, but it’s a good idea to make sure you have something quick and easy to attack with, should you need to fend off some raiders or radroaches. As you play, you’ll find the style that works best for you whether you want to go the Slugger route with a focus on melee or represent the heavy artillery with miniguns and rocket launchers. 
Customizing a character’s playstyle is one of the best parts of the game, though it could be a bit tricky for someone experiencing it for the first time. Once you’ve decided on your looks and features, you’ll want to spend some time familiarizing yourself with the S.P.E.C.I.A.L. attributes and the Perk cards that give you the skills to go with them. Perk cards are very diverse and wide ranging from level to level to help you by increasing the damage you deal to enemies, weight reduction, enhancing the benefits of aid or resources, unlocking the ability to craft new weapons, armor or C.A.M.P. items. The list goes on! So, take your time to figure out what suits you best. Later, when you’re feeling up to it, you can even create a special Loadout to change the type of build you play. Perk card selections are very personal, but there are a few that are universally loved.
One of the best ways to get XP and get right into the action is to try your hand at any number of Public Events Fallout 76 has to offer. If you see a lot of dots on your map, that’s usually a good indication that there’s an activity in progress. In addition to XP, Events can also net you some pretty sweet items to help you through your regular journeys. Players of all levels are always keen to have a helping hand when tackling some of the more formidable opponents and tasks Appalachia has to offer. If you’re apprehensive, you can also take a peek at the Event information to see what the recommended level is to tackle the task. 
At the end of the day, it’s all up to you how you play, and the things you want to do. Appalachia has a lot to offer so play at your own pace. 
Point Pleasant has been transformed by a sect of the Mothman Cult who call themselves the "Enlightened." Join other Dwellers on the roof of the Mothman Museum every hour at the top of the hour to aid the Enlightened in performing a dark ritual to summon the Wise Mothman and earn the cryptid's favor. Complete this event to earn NEW rewards!
The Scoreboard is changing to a new and improved Seasons Menu! At the start of every new season, you'll be able to view all the exciting rewards you can earn and even the rewards offered after rank 100! Rewards are displayed across multiple pages, which can be unlocked as you reach the required rank. Every time you rank up, you will earn 25 Tickets which can be redeemed for rewards on the pages you've unlocked. Just like with the Scoreboard, all you need to do to increase your rank is earn S.C.O.R.E. by completing challenges. 
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