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The two stores' designs vary slightly, but each contains a wealth of research books and skill magazines, as well as some generic [[book]]s and various types of other magazines such as [[Comic Book|comic books]] if you need to de-stress. They are often considered one of the most valuable targets for looting in their respective settlements. The bookshelves can also be dismantled for [[Carpentry]] experience, although it is much wiser to leave them intact if loot respawn is enabled. | The two stores' designs vary slightly, but each contains a wealth of research books and skill magazines, as well as some generic [[book]]s and various types of other magazines such as [[Comic Book|comic books]] if you need to de-stress. They are often considered one of the most valuable targets for looting in their respective settlements. The bookshelves can also be dismantled for [[Carpentry]] experience, although it is much wiser to leave them intact if loot respawn is enabled. | ||
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*The [[West Point]] location has apartments located above it, accessible via a staircase behind a white door near the entrance, They contain similar loot to a standard house. | |||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
Revision as of 00:38, 1 February 2024
Template:Infobox business Enigma Books is a book store chain with stores located in West Point and Riverside. It West Point the building is shared with Mendy's Eatery.
Locations
| Location | Description | Coordinates |
|---|---|---|
West Point |
Downtown. | 11895x6890 |
Riverside |
Business District, second unit to the right in the pictured strip mall. | 6437x5266 |
Loot
The two stores' designs vary slightly, but each contains a wealth of research books and skill magazines, as well as some generic books and various types of other magazines such as comic books if you need to de-stress. They are often considered one of the most valuable targets for looting in their respective settlements. The bookshelves can also be dismantled for Carpentry experience, although it is much wiser to leave them intact if loot respawn is enabled.
Notes
- The West Point location has apartments located above it, accessible via a staircase behind a white door near the entrance, They contain similar loot to a standard house.
Trivia
- The name "Enigma Books" is a reference to The Indie Stone's support and operations manager, Jake Snow, more commonly known by his alias EnigmaGrey.