Fallout 76: Best Locations To Find Radtoads & How To Kill Them
Many mutated monsters now roam the Wasteland of , but Radtoads are one of the few that come in many shapes and sizes as you find them in various locations. Like other creatures transformed by radiation, Radtoads are strong enemies that can be difficult to kill. By understanding their variations and weaknesses, you can eliminate these monsters easily so they don't interrupt your journey.
With the expansion to , a new map being introduced may cause your character to encounter more kinds of Radtoads. However, plenty of these creatures still exist on your map already, sometimes directly in your path to complete specific missions. Radtoads can also be a good source of basic materials as you farm items needed to help your character recover through food consumables.
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You can encounter a Radtoad or group of Radtoads in ninedifferent locations around the Wasteland. Similar to Mirelurks in , the variant of Radtoad you encounter sometimes depends on your character's level. The higher level you are, the stronger variations you will discover as you make your way across the post-war landscape in pursuit of quests, farming, or other goals.
Radtoads are a good farming source of XP, but the items they drop are not as valuable as the loot of other creatures. Every Radtoad you find can be tamed as a guardian creature to protect your C.A.M.P. from raiders and other threats. If you want to start hunting Radtoads for any reason, you should investigate these spots:
Radtoad Location
How/Where To Find
The Forest
Anywhere by simply walking around the area.
Toxic Valley
Anywhere by simply walking around the area.
The Giant Teapot
Wait until the event takes place and spawns many Radtoads.
Beckwith Farm
Have a smaller chance of appearing anywhere in the area.
The Sludge Hole
Always have a chance to spawn anywhere in this location.
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