Regardless of variant, it provides 10 Radiation Resistance. The only one we've tested so far is the Newsboy Cap, but it's likely a few other caps also apply.A weathered brown coat, covered in metal plates which are attached with belts- some repurposed waist belts, some cut into the coat itself.ĭepending on the variant of the outfit, the armored coat provides between 39 and 93 Damage, and between 69 and 150 Energy Resistance.
You now have a 110/110 defense, and as long as you've used an underarmor (like Army Fatigues), you can stack arm, leg, and chest plating on top for further defensive bonuses.īut the fun's not over yet! A very few hats also allow for Ballistic Weave. Once you've got the Fiber, head to an Armor crafting station Take any suit of eligible armor and construct a Level 5 Ballistic Weave mod.
This can be purchased in Goodneighbor at K-L-EO's shop in batches of 25. To create a new Ballistic Weave, you'll also need Ballistic Fiber as a raw material. You can also grab Army Fatigues from Gunners in many areas.these are perfect for Weave augmentation. If you don't already own an eligible armor, Tinker Tom sells some prefab suits that can be upgraded with better Weave mods. You'll see a new option for Weave Mods on all eligible armors. You won't even know until you next visit an Armor crafting station, and then only if you're carrying one of several eligible types of cloth-based underarmor. Do so.Ĭompleting this sequence has the invisible effect of opening up an entirely new modding ability for your character, but the change isn't obvious. When Tom mentions the Cache you've discovered, he'll offer to let you examine his goods for sale. Once you've completed these prerequisites, look around Railroad HQ this guy, Tinker Tom, and strike up a friendly conversation.
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