Fallout 76 has received its first major expansion, Skyline Valley, and along with it is a brand-new bundle that players can purchase. This guide will discuss everything included in the Lost Treasures bundle and how to claim the items in-game.
Fallout 76: How to claim Lost Treasures Bundle items
After purchasing the Lost Treasures bundle for Fallout 76, which costs $29.99, players can claim the items in-game. The new bundle includes seven items and each has a different way of finding them while playing in C.A.M.P mode. Below you will find how to find each item included in the Lost Treasures bundle.
- Vault 63 Power Armor Paint: Available at a Power Armor Station.
- Vault 63 Power Armor Jetpack: Place the armored torso on the station and modify it.
- V63 Chassis Display Frame: Available in C.A.M.P mode in the Displays tab.
- Moe the Mole Plushie: Available in C.A.M.P mode in the Misc. tab.
- Vault 63 Door Display: Available in C.A.M.P mode in the Displays tab.
- Weather Control Station: Available in C.A.M.P mode in the Appliances tab.
- Lightning Rod Pose: Available in Photo Mode.
Is the Fallout 76 Lost Treasures Bundle worth it?
If you’re reading this guide, there’s a good chance you have already pulled the trigger and purchased the Lost Treasures bundle for Fallout 76. If you haven’t, I’d like to give you my thoughts on whether it’s worth the steep asking price of $30. The answer: it depends.
If you are a huge fan of cosmetics, decorating your camp, and collecting everything available in Fallout 76, then the Lost Treasures bundle may be a good purchase. However, if you are looking for items that will improve your character, make you stronger, or make a significant impact on your Skyline Valley experience, then the Lost Treasures bundle isn’t worth it.
I wouldn’t spend $15 on a bundle filled with cosmetics, let alone $30. It’s a pretty atrocious asking price! If you’re looking for free cosmetics in Fallout 76, then check out our guide on how to get Lucy’s backpack from the hit Amazon show.
