These objectives are a bit more involved than the other ones available, forcing you to exterminate irradiated creatures in the wasteland, rescue characters, or locate more information on the wasteland. On top of this, you can now also send teams of vault dwellers out on specific quests if you have a constructed overseer’s office in your vault. Don’t forget to claim your reward once you’ve finished an objective so that you can make room for a new one. You can delete one objective a day if you’ve been given something that’s just beyond your ability at the moment. You’ll always have three objectives, such as earning a certain number of caps or arming a set number of dwellers, and completing them will earn you rewards the harder an objective, the more loot you receive for completing it, with the really good ones netting you a goodie-stuffed lunchbox.

Once you’ve added enough dwellers to your vault, you can build training rooms that will increase particular stats, and you can also dress your dwellers in different stat-boosting outfits. They're also more likely to find rare objects in the wasteland if you send them out for a spell. Luck: Lucky dwellers can fit just about anywhere, since rushing production is more likely to succeed with them around. Intelligence: Intelligent dwellers pick up on complex subjects quickly, making them perfect for work in medical bays or science laboratory.Īgility: Dwellers with high agility are nimble and quick on their feet, and are best suited to work in restaurants. They are also better flirters and will sweep other dwellers off their feet faster, so they're your best bet for growing the population of your vault in a hurry.

Endurance: Dwellers with high endurance can withstand a lot of punishment, and are best suited for exploring the wasteland or for manning Nuka-Cola production plants.Ĭharisma: Charismatic dwellers are your most charming citizens and are best suited for work in radio stations.

Max dweller level in fallout shelter