In Fallout 76, Bone is a component used for crafting items, such as cutting fluid, at the chemistry station. You can also earn seasonal progress by completing timed challenges that require you to scrap junk to produce Bone.
Despite being one of the more macabre items in Appalachia, it is not in short supply in a post-nuclear environment. However, like farming Fertilizer, knowing which junk items to pick up and store in your limited inventory space can save you a lot of headaches. Here are the best ways to farm Bone in Fallout 76, so you'll have more than you ever need for crafting.
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How to Farm Bone in Fallout 76
The table below contains an alphabetical list of junk items in Fallout 76 that will produce Bone when scrapped and the amount each item will yield. To save inventory space, watch for these items while traveling through Appalachia, especially those that yield the most Bone when scrapped.
|
Junk Item |
Bone Yield |
|---|---|
|
Autopsy Board Game |
1 |
|
Beaver Teeth |
2 |
|
Brahmin Skull |
5 |
|
Broken Femur |
2 |
|
Broken Tibia |
2 |
|
Bulk Bone Shards |
20 |
|
Capless Skull |
1 |
|
Cracked Deathclaw Egg |
1 |
|
Crystalline Scorched Head |
2 |
|
Deathclaw Hand |
2 |
|
Femur |
2 |
|
Human Jaw |
2 |
|
Jarred Scorched Foot |
1 |
|
Jarred Scorched Hand |
1 |
|
Jarred Scorched Head |
2 |
|
Jawless Brahmin Skull |
5 |
|
Large Left Antler |
3 |
|
Large Right Antler |
3 |
|
Large Sheepsquatch Horn |
2 |
|
Left Arm Bones |
3 |
|
Left Foot Bones |
2 |
|
Left Hand Bones |
1 |
|
Left Leg Bones |
3 |
|
Megasloth Claw |
2 |
|
Mole Rat Teeth |
1 |
|
Mutated Scorched Head |
2 |
|
Mysterious Quill |
2 |
|
Pelvis Bones |
3 |
|
Rib Cage |
5 |
|
Rib Cage and Pelvis |
3 |
|
Rib Cage and Spine |
3 |
|
Right Arm Bones |
3 |
|
Right foot Bones |
2 |
|
Right Hand Bones |
1 |
|
Right Leg Bones |
3 |
|
Scorchbeast Bones |
2 |
|
Sheepsquatch Skull |
5 |
|
Skull |
3 |
|
Skull Cap Bone |
2 |
|
Skull Eye Socket |
2 |
|
Skull Faceplate |
2 |
|
Skull Fragment |
2 |
|
Small Left Antler |
2 |
|
Small Right Antler |
2 |
|
Spine |
5 |
|
Tibia |
2 |
|
Upper Skull |
1 |
Where to Find Bone in Fallout 76
As mentioned above, you'll need to junk specific items found in Appalachia to obtain Bone. The best location to farm Bone in Fallout 76 is at Braxon's Quality Medical Supplies, due to the vast number of human skeletons you'll find there. What's more, there is a workbench where you can scrap them immediately to reduce the load and complete your timed challenge without needing to leave the area.
If you can't find any bone at Braxton's Quality Medical Supplies, here are some other good locations to farm Bone in Fallout 76:
- The Crater: There is a large bone pile on the pool table in the room with the Meg.
- Uranium Fever: This event only spawns Mole Miners, which will drop Mole Miner Gauntlets when killed. These gauntlets will provide Mole Rat Teeth when scrapped. You can then scrap those to get Bone.
- Wendigo Cave: There are a ton of bone wind chimes that you scrap for bone.
- Whitesprings Service Entrance: Look for the dumpsters near this location to find many bones inside. All Whitespring Resort areas are also great for collecting junk items that produce Rubber when scrapped.
Now that you know which junk items produce Bone when scrapped and where to find them, you'll be surprised at how often you come across them while completing quests and exploring Appalachia in Fallout 76.
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