Charge card (Fallout 4)

The charge card is a junk item .
==Background==
A relic from before the Great War, the charge card required the user to fill the card with a monthly money limit, similar to a credit card. Debt in the form of late fees would still accrue if one was not careful in refilling their card each month. In post-War America, the cards are effectively worthless pieces of plastic with not much use outside of trading for meager sums. However, some enterprising individuals, like Parker Quinn, have geared a living on scamming the gullible with the promise of an "alternative" to carrying around hundreds of bottlecaps and a more convenient way to pay for goods all across the Commonwealth. Quinn charges 110 caps for the charge card (100 + 10 as a service fee).
==Characteristics==
Despite what Quinn says, no store in the Commonwealth will take it as a form of payment. However, Brooks in Far Harbor will redeem it for 100 caps. This can only be done once with any charge card found.
===Dialogue===
Despite not being accepted by any merchants in the Commonwealth, it can lead to unique dialogue options when talking to some, such as:
* Arturo Rodriguez, who sees it as a poor joke.The Sole Survivor: "Can I pay with my charge card?"Arturo Rodriguez: ""(Arturo Rodriguez's dialogue)
* Moe Cronin, who accuses the player character of scamming him.The Sole Survivor: "You take this charge card?"Moe Cronin: ""(Moe Cronin's dialogue)
* Myrna, who describes the card as "filthy synth money."The Sole Survivor: "Can I use this charge card here?"Myrna: ""(Myrna's dialogue)
* Percy, who declines and states he is only programmed to accept caps.The Sole Survivor: "Can I use this charge card here?"Percy: ""(Percy's dialogue)
* Polly, who is confused by it.The Sole Survivor: "Can I pay with this charge card?"Polly: ""(Polly's dialogue)
* Sheng Kawolski, who is familiar with Parker Quinn's scam and encourages the player character to dispose of their card.The Sole Survivor: "Do you take this charge card?"Sheng Kawolski: " "(Sheng Kawolski's dialogue)
* Solomon, who is uncomfortable working with abstract representations of money.The Sole Survivor: "Can I put this on my charge card?"Solomon: ""(Solomon's dialogue)
* Daisy, who is both astonished – as she has not seen one since before the war – and pitiful.The Sole Survivor: "Do you take this charge card?"Daisy: " "(Daisy's dialogue)
* KL-E-0, who appreciates the novelty of crushing someone under the burden of financial debt but declines.The Sole Survivor: "Do you take this charge card?"KL-E-0: " If you were to trade for this, I suppose I could give you half a bullet, or perhaps an incredibly sharp toothpick..."(KL-E-0's dialogue)
Brooks in Far Harbor is the only merchant who accepts the card, and he will give the player character 100 caps in exchange for it.The Sole Survivor: "Hey, this is a long shot, but... do you accept this charge card?"Brooks: ""(Brooks' dialogue)
===Crafting===
The charge card can be broken down into its individual components for use in crafting:
==Locations==
* One can be bought from Parker Quinn for 110 caps.
* Fort Strong, in an opened dumpster in the ruined house nearest (middle of the three) to the bridge. The dumpster is somewhat hidden behind a broken wall behind a leaned over shelf with nothing on it.
* Rarely sold at level three and four trading stands.
* Deb at Bunker Hill can sell a charge card.
* It may, very rarely, spawn on traders that are being attacked by the automatrons in the Automatron add-on.
* It is rarely sold by the Mister Handy in the Science Center gift shop in Cambridge.
==Notes==
* There is faded writing on the charge card that says "Level Clearance - 00018 Access OT 1.1.7," further proving the card's invalidity.
* The Fort Strong charge card can be knocked away from its location due to explosions.
==Gallery==
Fort_Strong_dumpster_with_charge_card.jpg|Dumpster with the charge card, in the background Fort Strong.
==References==
Category:Fallout 4 junk items
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