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WILDLANDS WHARF
by Destroyer of Hope
Wildlands Wharf—now that’s a place you don’t just stumble upon. You feel it long before you see it. The air shifts, gets thick with salt, rust, and the scent of wet wood and gun oil.
All Wasteland Builds
Market Value
Moonlight Cowboy transformed a ruined Super Duper Mart into Market Value, a colorful post-apocalyptic grocery-store oasis built from scavenged signs, greenery, neon, and whatever else the wasteland had to offer. More than just a home, it became a statement to the people of what was once Ohio that even the broken shells of old buildings could be reclaimed, reimagined, and made livable again.
Skyward Jamboree
High above the foggy Mire, a ramshackle camp made of yellow shipping containers and scrap metal sits improbably atop a lonely power pylon, with no ladder or steps in sight. How it was built so high in the sky is anyone’s guess—but if you’re brave enough to climb up and see it, the dangerous trip is well worth the view.
Wildlands Wharf
Wildlands Wharf—now that’s a place you don’t just stumble upon. You feel it long before you see it. The air shifts, gets thick with salt, rust, and the scent of wet wood and gun oil.
Skyline Treehouse
High above the tangled woods of Skyline Valley, Deviant Cat turned a weathered treehouse of scrap wood and stubborn hope into the coziest hideaway this side of the wasteland. While the storm churned and growled beyond the branches, lantern light glowed warm through the windows, daring the apocalypse to do its worst.
Big Boy’s Trading Market
In a shattered Appalachia where survival depends on smart deals rather than brute force, Chicken Bone built rugged all-terrain vehicles to scour the wasteland and turn scavenged value into opportunity. Big Boy’s Trading Market became a trusted crossroads where anyone could buy, sell, or trade—and where fair deals kept a fragile sense of civilization alive.
Raider Murder Mart
An old grocery mart turned into a vile and disgusting trading hub for raiders by the despised Cursed The Trapper.
Water’s Fall Terrace
Perched on the edge of a cliffside in the Appalachian wasteland lies Water’s Fall Terrace, a whimsical refuge crafted by the wasteland builder Pink Cindie.
Crash Heap
In the heart of the Ash Heap, where the air is thick with soot and the ground is littered with the bones of industry, SumGuy found his calling. It started as nothing more than a pile of scavenged junk—a busted forklift, rusted sheet metal, cracked neon signs, and a heap of mangled rebar.
Mothgulls
Mothgulls is an abandoned ship transformed into a fanatical shrine where Bubble of Doom and his devoted followers honor the Mothman amid shifting idols, eerie signs, and whispered wings. Those who dare step aboard must be truly devout, for the ship tests every visitor’s faith—and remembers those who fail.
Dystopia Mercantile
Amassing a great amount of miscellaneous goods from her travels in the wasteland, Dumplin Head sets up a shop to try to sell some of these goods to needy wastelanders.
Palmer Village
An old lean-to led to the building of an ever-expanding village near Vault 76.
BreakDown Roadside Stop
An exceptional roadside find near the Whitesprings Resort led to a bustling roadside attraction for all wastelanders.
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