Projects
Mark a phase done and the phases before it are done too. Count what you have given toward the phase in progress.
Use ARC parts to build a display of your hunting trophies, in order to not-so-subtly shut down anyone who questions the bold tales of your topside adventures.
Conduct research, gather supplies, and safeguard the construction site to carve out your own small corner of Topside.
To build Outposts that last, it is wise to draw inspiration from what few structures are still standing.
Phase rewards
Collect advanced materials to ensure your Outpost is resilient even in the face of an ever-looming threat.
Phase rewards
As the fight against ARC rages on the surface, some in Toledo have paused to grapple with the past. Raiders from the different contradas of Toledo – the industrious Ferrovians, the sealed off Vaultons, and the willful Murtetans – celebrate Soul's Offering by building shrines to the Raiders who came before.
Set off a firework on the rooftop of the Santa Maria Houses to honor the fallen.
Phase rewards
Projects that have ended in the game. What you recorded for them is kept.
Engineers from the Ferrovia neighborhood of Toledo are revered for their technical prowess… And their willingness to go beyond standard safety measures. Rumor has it that they’re working with Apollo on a very experimental piece of “transportation” to take us where the Tubes can't reach. He’s requested assistance from Raiders who understand schematics, and can keep their heads down.
Expeditions are perilous. Your Raider will carry all their possessions into the unknown beyond the Rust Belt. In return, your next Raider gains a unique edge that lasts until the next Expedition departs.
Project rewards
Loading the caravan with vital supplies. Combat gear, survival equipment, provisions, and repair materials are needed to fully prepare for the Expedition
Your caravan is fully stocked and your Raider is ready to depart on the Expedition! Upon departure, all items remaining in your Raider’s stash will be contributed to the Expedition, and your next Raider can earn up to five skill points based on the total value of those items.
Unrecognizable noise has started flooding Shani's radars, and she can't pinpoint the origin of these phantom targets. Raider assistance is needed to improve antennas on the surface, and track ARC behavior for any changes.
Upgrade antennas found on top of any Cargo Elevator
Deal damage to ARC enemies using Wasp Drivers, Pop Triggers and Leaper Pulse Units
Destroy ARC enemies using fire damage, energy damage, and launcher ammo
The phantom targets Shani was tracking have a source: some Wasps are exhibiting patterns we've never seen before. They seem frantic.
Deal damage to any flying ARC using Fireworks
With ARC operations spreading across the Rust Belt, the nomads have agreed to share their knowledge in exchange for support. Raiders are needed to gather supplies, recover relics, and help secure safe passage for nomads traveling through dangerous routes.
Deal Damage to ARC enemies in the Swamp
Deal damage to ARC using mines or traps (Blaze Grenade Trap, Pulse Mine, Jolt Mine, Explosive Mine, Surge Coil)
Speranzans have noticed that some birds are sensitive to atmospheric changes, and have taken to designing multi-tiered alarm systems to warn of impending danger. Though their precision has been debated, the calming effect of their companionship is beyond reproach.
Deploy a bird trap next to the Buoys
When placed in open areas, these parabolic dishes can pick up on distant signals within a narrow beamwidth, which may help triangulate the origins of the troubling ARC signals that were recently reported.
Collect the required parts to build a private weather station, and help monitor the turbulent weather above.
A festival of resilient warmth, centered around the hardy candleberry bush. Speranzans have been known to host local celebrations, and being competitive, they seek to outdo each other at every turn. Some have managed to turn the homely candleberry bush into a banquet worthy of even the most discerning gourmands.
