Long hair, round face, maximum cuddle factor. Rumor has it there's a cat somewhere under all that fur.įrequently mistaken for a feather duster. He's got more spots than sense, but you'll love him all the same. To nap, or not to nap: that is the question.ĭon't mention his tail, don't mention his tail. Your best friend, as long as you have tuna. Those ears can hear you serving cat food from a mile away. Thinks mice were created for his own personal amusement. Get used to saying "How did you get up there?"Ĭurls up on your lap and casts a sleeping spell on you. This pretty kitty cheers up even the gloomiest Vault Dweller. That bad luck myth is ssoooo blown out of proportion. The epitome of the sleek, slim, feline form.Ĭats? Extinct? Just try getting rid of these babies.
This makes pets especially useful in survival mode where resurrecting dwellers is not possible and quests are more difficult. If a pet's owner dies on a quest or while exploring, the pet will return home alone along with the owner's inventory, including equipped items. Pets contribute a very small amount of additional damage in battle. Pets can be found in pet carriers and are assigned to dwellers in a similar fashion to weapons and clothing. The rarer the pet, the greater the bonus it confers but even pets of the same rarity may give bonuses with slightly different strengths. Pets can be found in common form with generic breed names, rare form with generic names or a uniquely-named legendary form. One pet may be assigned to each single unpaired room, with two pets the maximum for double rooms and three for triple paired rooms. Assigned pets can be used either inside the vault or outside in the wasteland. Pets are domesticated small animals, specifically cats, dogs and parrots, that confer a bonus effect on the dweller to which they are assigned. “ Move pets around to the dwellers that most need their bonuses ” - Vault Dweller's Survival Guideįallout Shelter pets are domestic animals added to Fallout Shelter with the 1.4 update.
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