Where to find Alistair Tenpenny in Fallout London

Alistair Tenpenny of Tenpenny Towers fame is back once again for Fallout London. This terrible, murderous villain is up to his usual dastardly tricks, and you can help him if you choose.

Where to find Alistair Tenpenny

If you want to meet the man who blows up Megaton in Fallout 3, then make your way over to the Westminster district of Fallout London. Here, you can find Tenpenny Manor, the prelude to Tenpenny Tower in Fallout 3.

Alistair Tenpenny can be found sitting outside Emilios Cafe in Fallout London, still wearing the same suit. He is equally smug and dislikeable in this game as he was in the last, albeit significantly younger. The cafe is just around the corner from Tenpenny Manor.

In Fallout London, Alistair Tenpenny is about forty years younger than his rendition in Fallout 3. However, his goals are pretty much the same. Some things never change. If you head to the Westminster district of Fallout London, in the west of the map, you can find him outside Emilios Cafe.

Getting to Westminster will require you to progress through Fallout London to some extent. The enemies around that area are higher level than most. Make sure you have some decent weapons and have collected at least a few of the beer mats from around the game.

Should you side with Alistair Tenpenny in Fallout London?

Interacting with Alistair Tenpenny will reveal he has a similar plan to one he concocts later in life. He looks out over the skyline of London and hates the London Eye. He thinks it needs to be wiped off the map, and you’re just the wastelander for the job.

It is up to you to side with dastardly old Tenpenny or not. I mean, who doesn’t want to blow up the London Eye? Doing so may just result in his obsession with blowing things up. However, there is some morality to go along with it if that’s your kind of thing.

Apart from this, there isn’t much in the way of repercussions to blowing up the London Eye. You will have to work along with one other faction to grab the explosives, though. Tenpenny is locked within the walls of Westminster. This makes him one of the Gentry, who are an elite, and brutal faction in Fallout London.

As Tenpenny mentions, you do him a good deed, and you’ll be in the Tenpenny good books for time to come. If you’re wondering whether or not this will be a game-changing choice, don’t worry too much. Really, it is just the developers giving a nod to the wonderful Fallout 3. Go ahead, earn the XP, and destroy the London eye.

Blowing up a significant part of London may cause your PC to have some problems. Check out some of the ways you can stop Fallout London from crashing.