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Power Element Training

* Go to the **Broken Shillelagh**
* Equip Fire **Blast**

Activity: Platforming Rift

**Power Element Training** is a mission in *Saints Row IV*.

*There's lot of ways to disrupt the simulation.*— Quest description

## Gameplay

* Objective details and full walkthrough is needed

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Go to the Broken Shillelagh
Equip Fire Blast
Fire Blast Enemies
## Rewards

* Blast Element - Fire unlocked
1/1

* Cash: 1000
* Respect: 1000
* Power: Blast Element - Fire

## Trivia

* The Explosion element is available, but does no damage.
* The Asserts can be destroyed by super sprinting into them.

## Transcript

### Prologue

**CID**: "*I want to make sure you are paid for your aid in keeping my rift open, and to ensure you see that I am willing to help your cause.*"
**Playa**: "*Paid how?*"
**CID**: "*I have found new code which allows you to change the element of one of your powers.*"
**Playa**: "*Do you have a place I can test this?*"
**CID**: "*Indeed I do.*"
 — "Pre Mission Phonecall"
### Unsorted

*Now use your fire blast on those people. It will ignite anyone in the blast radius.*— CID, "Attack People"

+**Playa - Male 2**: "*This would be great at a barbeque.*"

-**Playa - Female 1**: "*This would be great at a barbeque.*"
**Playa - Female 2**: "*This would be great at a barbeque.*"
**Playa - Female 3**: "*Insert cooking cliché here.*"
**Playa - Male 1**: "*This would be great at a barbeque.*"
**Playa - Male 2**: "*This would be great at a barbeque.*"
**Playa - Male 3**: "*This would be great at a barbeque.*"
**Nolan North**: "*Oh shit! I should be cooking ribs with this.*"
 — "Attack People Done"
**CID**: "*More element types exist in this simulation for various powers. If you are able to find or create the code that is.*"
**Playa**: "*Thanks for the help.*"
**CID**: "*It is not help, only repaying my debt. Now I will let you continue on your quest to find me the body you promised.*"
 — "Complete"
**CID**: "*In order to use this element you will need to manually alter your power.*"
**Playa**: "*Manually?*"
**CID**: "*Yes. I have created this tutorial message to explain how to do so.*"

+**Playa - Male 1**: "*Well, that's handy.*"

-**Playa - Female 1**: "*Well, that's handy.*"
**Playa - Female 2**: "*Well, that's handy.*"
**Playa - Female 3**: "*Well, that's convenient.*"
**Playa - Male 1**: "*Well, that's handy.*"
**Playa - Male 2**: "*Convenient.*"
**Playa - Male 3**: "*Well, that's handy.*"
**Nolan North**: "*Well, that's handy.*"
 — "Enter Training"

## References

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Pleasant View Storage

"**Pleasant View Storage**" is a Stronghold in *Saints Row*.

*Lin found a storage garage where the Rollerz stash some of their high performance cars. Whaddya say we find out how good their insurance is?*
— Julius Little to Playa, in a phone call after starting the Stronghold.

## Overview

Julius Little phones Playa and briefs them on destroying some high-performance vehicles the Westside Rollerz have in a nearby garage.

### Story

Upon completion of the Stronghold, this description is available on the 'Story' page, accessed from the 'INFO' tab of the pause menu.

Using her connection with Donnie, Lin was able to find the storage garage where the Rollerz keep several of their high performance cars. Their location revealed, you had little trouble destroying all of the Rollerz vehicles while they were safely tucked away in the garage.
## Gameplay

Destroy all the Rollerz cars.
A small amount of Hand Grenades upon beginning this Stronghold. Pressing the left trigger causes Playa to do an underarm throw that does not go as far, and is more accurate. Use these grenades to destroy the 6 parked vehicles that belong to the Westside Rollerz. They are marked on the map and have a red arrow above them in gameplay.

As the mission progresses, 2 units of Westside Rollerz Notoriety are gained, and 2 more cars arrive. These two cars drive clockwise around the garage, making it hard to destroy them with grenades. Instead, shoot the drivers first to stop the cars, then use grenades. Alternatively, use an RPG Launcher or a Platinum RPG, if available.

## Rewards

* Pleasant View neighborhood unlocked
1/1

* Cash: None
* Respect: None
* Neighborhood: Pleasant View

## Trivia

* Parked cars which are marked to be destroyed cannot be entered. The two moving vehicles that circle around the garage can be entered once the occupants are killed.
* Some of the vehicles that must be destroyed are a Fer de Lance, a Voxel, a Zimos, a Zenith and a Quasar.
* The storage area is not present in *Saints Row 2*, instead it is replaced by a strip mall.

## References

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Rosen Oaks

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**Rosen Oaks** is a neighborhood of Steelport.

## Overview

Rosen Oaks is the neighborhood directly in the center of the New Colvin District. This area contains more businesses than any other neighborhood. Safeword is located in Rosen Oaks.

## Locations

### *Saints Row: The Third*

* Safeword

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In *Saints Row: The Third*, there are 15 territories in Rosen Oaks.

* 3 Activities
	+ Snatch (Hard)
	+ Tank Mayhem (Hard)
	+ Trafficking (Easy)
* 3 Stores
	+ Friendly Fire (3% control)
	+ Image As Designed
	+ Planet Saints
* 5 Properties
	+ Crackhouse
	+ Davila's Automotive
	+ Dixon's Refuge
	+ Meth Lab
	+ Plan B Pawn Shop
* 4 Gang Operations

### *Saints Row IV*

Activities
* Fraud (Hard)
* Genki Holiday Special DLC (Medium)
* Naughty and Nice DLC (Easy)
* Telekinesis Rift (Easy)
* TK Mayhem (Medium)
* TK Mayhem (Hard)

Diversions
* Cat & Mouse
* Flashpoint
* Hotspot
* Tower

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Rapid-Fire SMG

**Appears in** | *Saints Row IV* *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*

**Rapid-Fire SMG** is a weapon in *Saints Row IV* and *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

*Compact SMG that fires bullets in extremely rapid succession.*— Weapon Description

## Overview

The Rapid-Fire SMG is designed as suggested by it's name, for laying down high rate of fire. This gives the Rapid-Fire SMG the advantage of quickly eliminating targets at close range, but as a result of the high fire rate, makes engaging targets more difficult at range than the Heavy SMG in comparison, and the high fire rate makes ammo a consumption a concern if using the Rapid-Fire SMG, especially if dual wielded. The Rapid-Fire SMG does boast the highest magazine capacity when compared to the Heavy SMG, but the magazine is still quickly depleted. The Lightning Shots upgrade knocks down enemies and makes them easier to finish them off as the fast rate of fire keeps the enemy knocked down.

The Rapid-Fire SMG descends from the D4TH Blossom from *Saints Row: The Third*. Both SMGs have high rates of fire and both can inflict high DPS, especially when upgraded and dual wielded.

## Upgrades

There are 5 upgrades for the Accuracy, Clip Size, Damage and Reload Speed, with a separate **Lightning Shots** "ultimate upgrade".

## Availability

* Available at Friendly Fire during The Fundamentals.

## Analysis

Pros
* Larger magazine than the Heavy SMG
* Fairly accurate when upgraded
* High fire rate allows for suppressive fire - handy versus groups
* Good magazine size when upgraded

Cons
* Lower accuracy than the Heavy SMG
* Consumes ammo quickly, especially when dual-wielded

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## Costumes

There are 3 costumes for the Rapid-Fire SMG: **Magna 10mm**, **Nailgun** and **Cyborg Pistol**.

## Trivia

* The Magna 10mm is based on the Ingram MAC-10.
* The Magna 10mm is the only weapon to have lowercase letters in the menu.
* The Magna 10mm resembles the SKR-7 Spree, albeit with a traditional folding stock, RIS, and a suppressor.
* The Cyborg Pistol is based on the Auto 9 used by Robocop and the Default skin's quote is from the film.
* The Nailgun has a plate on the side of it that reads 'dp'. These are the initials of the lead weapon artist, David Payne.
* Reloading the Nailgun replaces the battery pack instead of a traditional magazine.
* Donnie uses a Magna 10mm when called in as a Homie.

## References

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Pleasant View

**Gang** | Westside Rollerz SR
 **Unlocked after** | Pleasant View Storage SR
 **Games** | * *Saints Row*
 * Ultor Dome
* Sommerset
* Chinatown
* Shivington

**Pleasant View** is a neighbourhood in the Arena District of Stilwater

## Overview

Pleasant View is located in the Arena district.

### *Saints Row*

Pleasant View is landlocked and is bordered to the north by Ultor Dome, to the west by Mount Claflin, to the south by Sommerset and to the east by Shivington.

Pleasant View is Westside Rollerz territory.

### *Saints Row 2*

Pleasant View is bordered to the north by the Ocean, to the east by Ultor Dome, to the south by Mount Claflin and to the west by Frat Row. The neighborhood has been expanded and now has a small weed farm and an abandoned drive-in movie theater.

Pleasant View is Sons of Samedi territory.

## Locations

* On The Rag
* The Big Picture
* Arena Station
* Save Point
* Racing
* Cliffside drive-in
* Abandoned Freckle Bitch's
* Sons of Samedi farm

## Trivia

* The Hitman target Alvan is found at the Cliffside drive-in, after drinking a few 40oz bottles.

## References

1. ↑ **Note**: After "Pleasant View Storage"

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Prison Lighthouse

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

The **Prison Lighthouse** is a crib in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

This crib costs $25,000 and is located at the north end of the Stilwater Penitentiary neighborhood on the island of Stilwater Prison District.

The Stilwater Penitentiary is located to the south.

The crib features a Television, Newspaper Clipboard, Wardrobe, Weapons Cache, Stash, Crib Customization, a radio, and a car garage, but no Dock.

## Customization

There are 15 Crib Customization options.

 Bed
 Home Theater
 Stripper Pole
 Table
 Grand Piano

## Trivia

* The default Radio Station playing inside the Prison Lighthouse is The Krunch 106.66.
* When replaying the first mission, "Jailbreak", after buying this crib, it is possible to enter it and recruit homies, although the Garage is unavailable during the mission.
* It is possible to obtain the Warrant using the Newspaper Clipboard Replay Glitch, and then store it using this Crib's Garage.
* It is possible to skydive from the top of the lighthouse. Any followers also jump, and die when they hit the ground unless the "Super Saints" cheat is active.
* There is a hidden CD at the top of the lighthouse.

## References

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Pony Cart

**Randomly Parked** | No

The **Pony Cart** is a vehicle in *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

**Playa**: "*Can't this guy go any faster?*"
**Pierce**: "*I don't think it works that way...*"
 — Playa and Pierce, referring to Zimos while riding the Pony Cart.

## Overview

### *Saints Row: The Third*

Four Pony Carts make an appearance in the game, during the mission "Return to Steelport". After rescuing Zimos from Safeword, Playa and Pierce escape Safeword by climbing in a Pony Cart which Zimos pulls. Three Morningstar Pony Carts give chase, although they are quickly destroyed in the ensuing firefight.

Pony Carts do not spawn outside of the mission, but can be added to the garage by editing the cheats file.

### *Saints Row IV*

The Pony Cart is present in the game files of *Saints Row IV*. It does not normally spawn, but it is possible to edit the cheat file to add it to the garage.

In *Enter the Dominatrix*, the Pony Cart is used in the mission "At the Races" by Zimos and other competitors. As in *Saints Row: The Third*, they do not normally spawn outside of the mission.

## Trivia

* There are no Cheats for this vehicle.
* When added to the garage via an edited cheats file, the Pony Cart does not have a gimp pulling the cart. The driver takes the position of the Gimp, allowing 2 passengers in sit in the back. As the gimp animation is not loaded, the driver defaults to a static pose. The first passenger stands in the vehicle, while the second passenger sits. The same results occur when a Homie drives the vehicle.
* Although the gimp pulling the Pony Cart is technically the driver, damaging him causes the Pony Cart to explode.
* Before entering Safeword in the mission "Return to Steelport", Zimos is holding onto the Pony Cart outside, on one of the grass mounds. It is possible to enter the cart, but it does not move.[*screenshot?*]
* Further up the hill by Zimos is an empty Pony Cart that can be pulled around. It's a non-customizable vehicle and cannot be stored at a crib's garage. Despite the "store in garage" icon being able to be interacted with at a crib, pressing the store button only exits the vehicle. Exiting the mission causes the cart to disappear.
* There is only one variant in each game, named "Default"
* The Pony Cart's low max speed also limits how fast it falls, and when dropped from a great height it obtains almost no damage.
* The Pony Cart has four wheels, the front two wheels are only visible in the Garage menu and when submerged in water.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Return to Steelport

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Rush Crush

**Rush Crush** is the fifth mission in *Saints Row: Money Shot*.

## Overview

This mission takes place in an Ultor shooting range, and has a 30 second timer.

## Objectives

* Get 10 Near Misses in one shot.
* Hit 5 destructible objects in one shot.
* Complete missionw hile flying only at Max
* Collect 3 Influence pickups in one shot.
* Complete mission with at least 20 seconds left.

## Trivia

* The internal name for this mission is Inf\_Tunnel\_A.

## References

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Quota

The **Quota** is a vehicle in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The bane of double parkers in Stilwater, the Quota is a three-wheeled vehicle which spawns most commonly in the High End Retail District and is driven by vigilant parking wardens looking out for double parked vehicles, ticketing them with pride and joy.

When parked in the middle of the road in a neighborhood where Quotas spawn, a traffic warden arrives and mime issuing a ticket to the parked car, although there is no actual penalty. As the Quota is driven by a meter maid and not a cop, there is not any police Notoriety for stealing one unless a police officer sees it.

As with other police vehicles, the Quota has a functioning siren, and features the Stilwater Police Dispatch radio station.

The Quota has a low top speed, plus it has a low acceleration, and is difficult to steer.

In *Saints Row*, there is a Hitman target named Louise who is a Quota-driving meter maid in a red uniform.

In *Saints Row 2*, it is wanted by the Suburbs District Chop Shop and is featured in level 8 of Tow Truck.

## Modifications

*Saints Row*
The Quota cannot be customized.

*Saints Row 2*
The Quota has few Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Hydraulics, Kneecappers, Wheel Options available or any options in Body Mods or Details.

Paints
* Body Color (2 sections)
* Rim Color
* Window Tint
* Interior Color

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row* is #78682 (#Quota).
* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row 2* is #1066.
* The Quota never spawns at night.
* The Quota's real life counterpart is the Westward Go-4 Interceptor.
* As with Five-Os, the numbers on top of the car vary from 00-99.
* The Quota is the third least customizable vehicle in *Saints Row 2*. It has more color options available than the Bulldozer and Backhoe, but otherwise has the same options.
* The Quota is featured under Q in *The ABCs of Saints Row*.
* The Quota is the only vehicle with more doors than seats.

## References

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Reaper Drone

**Appears in** | *Saints Row: The Third*

The **Reaper Drone** is a weapon in *Saints Row: The Third*.

*Watch from the air as you direct a missile to it's[sic]  exact target.*— Weapon description

## Overview

The Reaper Drone "lets [the player] pilot missiles while [they] hide from a safe distance". The Reaper Drone has two firing modes: a straight-fired rocket, or a controlled smart bomb. The unguided missile can be fired more rapidly, but the guided missile does more damage.

The actual unmanned aerial vehicle is never visible, only the control computer. The computer is a large laptop-type computer contained within a steel briefcase, with 3 screens that display a total of 7 green radars. However the laptop can not be deployed in closed areas like cribs, stores or any other buildings.

## Analysis

Pros
* A single missile can destroy or deal a significant amount of damage to almost any vehicle
* Very effective against large groups of enemies
* Option between fast firing dumb-fired missiles and powerful remote controlled missiles
* Unlocked very earlier in the storyline (third mission)

Cons
* Low ammunition
* Splash Damage can harm anyone within the damage radius
* Difficulty to spot Homies and Playa (must perfectly aim crosshairs to distinguish if target is fiend or enemy)
* Very expensive upgrades
* Vulnerable to counter attacks

## Trivia

* In the "Shock and Awesome" trailer the Reaper Drone control computer is used by Playa as a nut shot on a Special Tactical Anti-Gang member.
* The Reaper Drone was misreported by GameInformer and other sources to be named the "Predator Drone", until Drew Holmes corrected this in an interview with Destructoid. However, it still applies to the same class of unmanned aerial vehicles, since the Reaper is a "second generation" Predator, basically a far larger version of the venerable drone.
* The control laptop for the Reaper is in the Guard Armory in *Saints Row IV* , but cannot be picked up.
* The guided missile can be exited without any consequence - the missile does not have any model, but still explodes normally on any target, and is of more benefit against stationary targets due to the increased damage over the dumb-fired missiles. Attacking moving targets with the guided missiles requires considerable leading as they travel far slower than the unguided ones if their speed has not been increased prior to exiting the drone controls.
* Cypher's computer in training missions is the same model used by the Reaper Drone.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: We're Going to Need Guns
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 **IGN UK**: Gamescom: Five Insane Things You Can Do in *Saints Row The Third*, retrieved 17th August 2011
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 **Image**:
4. ↑ **YouTube**: *Saints Row: The Third* - Shock and Awesome trailer
5. ↑ **GameInformer**: The New Weapons Of Saints Row: The Third
6. ↑ **Origin**: *Saints Row: The Third*
7. ↑ **segmentnext**: Saints Row: The Third – Weapons
8. ↑ **YouTube**: *Saints Row 3* Gameplay Interview: Sex Appeal, Manapault, and More!
9. ↑ **Image**:
10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 **YouTube**: Saints Row The Third : Itagaki Trailer

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Saint of all Saints

**Related** | Saints Hideout

The **Saint of all Saints** is a statue in *Saints Row 2*, *Saints Row: The Third* and *Saints Row IV*.

## Overview

This statue was part of the abandoned hotel which becomes the Saints Hideout.

The original statue of an angel was damaged, and the statue is repaired during the course of the game, as the Hideout is upgraded.

This statue is of a long haired woman wielding two VICE 9 pistols, wearing knee length boots with stockings and a miniskirt with a small T-shirt which reveals most of her midriff. A black G-string is visible. She also has angel wings, a pointed devil tail and a gold halo.

## Locations

In *Saints Row 2*, the statue is located inside the Saints Hideout, at the top of the main staircase of the hotel.

In *Saints Row: The Third* there are multiple statues of various sizes which are located outside of each of the strongholds in the game. There are also small scale models inside Planet Saints stores.

In *Saints Row IV*, there are two Saints of all Saints in the White Crib and another in the Saints HQ.

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## Trivia

* In *Saints Row: The Third*, the VICE 9 pistols the statue holds are not available as weapons.
* In the multiplayer lobby, and on PC, the statue is semi-transparent.

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Poseidon Alley

**Gang** | Los Carnales SR
 **Unlocked after** | McManus Says Hello SR
 **City Income** | $200 SR
 * Charlestown
* Stoughton
* Cecil Park
* Wardill Airport

**Poseidon Alley** is a neighborhood of Stilwater.

## Overview

Poseidon Alley is located in the Docks & Warehouses District and is controlled by Los Carnales, and later by The Brotherhood.

### *Saints Row*

It is bordered to the south by the Ocean, to the north by Charlestown, to the north east by Stoughton, to the north west by Cecil Park and to the west by Wardill Airport.

Dex asks Troy and Playa to steal a Los Carnales truck from Poseidon Alley.

### *Saints Row 2*

It is bordered to the south by the Ocean, to the north by The Mills, to the north east by Charlestown, to the north west by Southern Cross, to the west by Huntersfield and to the south east by Stoughton.

## Locations

* Friendly Fire
* Brown Baggers
* Racing

## Trivia

* In *Saints Row 2*, one of the docks is gone, and another is half under water and in Stoughton.

## References

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Sad Panda Skyblazing

**Sad Panda Skyblazing** is an activity in the *Genkibowl VII* DLC for *Saints Row: The Third*.

*There's nothing more majestic than seeing a panda in flight.*— Bobby

## Overview

Sad Panda Skyblazing is the final activity in *Genkibowl VII*, and it is unlocked after completing all of the other Genkibowl activities.

This activity starts by jumping out of a helicopter into an altered version of Steelport. There are floating hoops, large balloons and some rooftops have groups of Mascots and Genki Manapults. Gravity is also altered so that the player can glide though the air without needing a parachute.

* Points are earned by gliding though hoops, touching ethical balloons and killing the mascots.
* Height can be regained by touching balloons or using a Manapult.
* The activity ends if the player falls all the way onto the ground or spends too much time on a rooftop.
* There is no global timer but because balloons are only one-time use, the player will be running out of options at some point.
* Bonus points are awarded when a rooftop is fully cleared of mascots or if the activity is ended by landing on a specific spot.
* When in the air the player has no weapon. When on a rooftop the player has to use the Woodsman chainsaw on the mascots.

## Tips

* When gliding, following the path of hoops is optional. The player should mostly be thinking about what rooftop to go to next instead of what hoop to go though.
* The main difficultly is figuring out the map, though other hindrances include easily overshooting a rooftop or landing on a ledge below (as there is no way to head up to the rooftop, unless by well-calculated Ethical balloon bounces), Mascots that keep running away from the player (thus making it difficult to clear a rooftop in time) or accidentally getting in the way of the Manapult's vacuum (which may launch the player off the rooftop prematurely, even while landing in the first place). Once the player knows what Manapult shoots where and what moves can be done with the balloons, victory is assured.
* Using the balloons to revisit a partially cleared rooftop is generally a good idea as the bonus for fully clearing one is substantial.

## Trivia

* Sad Panda Skyblazing is, unlike the rest of Genkibowl, not a redress of preexisting activities but a new concept.
* The Sad Panda vehicle is part of the Genki Girl Pack DLC and has nothing to do with this activity.

## References

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Nyte Blayde Pack

**Clothing** | Yes

The **Nyte Blayde Pack** is a downloadable content pack in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

*The ultimate collection of goods for Nyte Blayde fans! Look just like a Nyte Blayde star with exact replicas of the Altar Boy and Bloody Cannoness Outfits. Experience the excitement of Nyte Blayde's adventures as you get behind the wheel of the Nyte Blayde Mobile vehicle. Top off your full Nyte Blayde experience by zipping around town on the Bloody Cannoness Bike!*— DLC Description
Nyte Blayde is a fictional superhero in a TV series who fights vampires and is an optional unlockable homie in the main storyline.

The Nyte Blayde Pack contains:

* **Nyte Blayde Mobile**[sic]  - "*Travel Steelport in style with Nyte Blayde's blood-red, vampire-hunting sports car.*"
* **Altar Boy Outfit** - "*Innocence may be lost, but at least you still have the outfit.*"
* **Bloody Canoness Outfit**[sic]  - "*Join the Order, slay your mortal enemies, show some leg.*"
* **Bloody Cannoness Bike** - "*Vampires can fly, but so will you in this two-wheeled turbo-charged motorcycle of salvation.*"

## Pricing

* Free with the Season Pass, which came free when pre-ordered on THQ's website. After released, the Season Pass was available for $19.99 on Steam, Xbox Live, or PSN.
* Despite it being the Nyte Blayde pack, Nyte Blayde's outfit is not included.
* It was only available as part of the Season Pass until 2012-04-10, when it was released as a separate DLC for 240 MS points.

## Trivia

* The "Cannoness" is misspelled as "Canoness" in the in-game subtitles, the forum announcement and in the text for the outfit, while it is spelled correctly in the Garage, and in the unlock text for this DLC.
* The description to the "Altar Boy" outfit refers to the controversy between many Catholic Bishops and Cardinals who sexually assaulted Altar Boys and the Church's culpability in hiding the cases for many years.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 **Xbox marketplace**: Nyte Blayde Pack
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 ***Saints Row* website**: Season Pass Details
3. ↑ **Mission**: STAG Party

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Saints Raider

The **Saints Raider** is a vehicle in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

The Saints Raider is a dune buggy. It can obtained by choosing to save Shaundi during "Three Way". It appears in the followup mission "Gangstas in Space" and is unlocked in the garage afterwards.

The Saints Raider has relatively low performance but it tends to fly quite far when jumped, unlike most large vehicles.

## Modifications

The Saints Raider has a total of 30 Vehicle Customization options when exploiting the Vehicle Customization glitch. It does not have Wheel Options available but the "SAINTS" decals can be removed or recolored.

Mods
* 6 Front Bumpers
* 3 Rear Bumpers
* 5 Roofs
* 4 Body Kits
* 2 Trims
* 10 Decal 1s

Paints
* Body Color (2 sections)
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Interior Color
* Window Tint

## Trivia

* There is no Cheat for this vehicle.
* Despite customization options not normally being available, it has quite a few options when using the Vehicle Customization glitch.
* When kneecappers are applied, all four kneecappers point to the left.
* On the back of the Raider, it has red text that reads "Saints Step" however in the mission, it says "For Earth!" on some of them.[*reference?*]
* The Genki Girl Pack contains a vehicle based on the Raider named Sad Panda.
* The Saints Raider is the spiritual successor to the Mongoose dune buggy in *Saints Row 2*.

## References

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Richie

**Occupations** | Drug dealer

**Richie** is a character in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

Richie is Tobias's cousin and works as a baggage handler at Wardill Airport, and smuggling drugs into the city on the side. He hires Playa to ride shotgun in his Drug variant Topher while he's dealing drugs.

Richie is an ex-boyfriend of Shaundi and helped the Saints by revealing that The Brotherhood are doing a deal out of a Wardill Airport Hangar.

Richie is knocked unconscious by Jyunichi after trying to prevent him from accessing Kazuo's plane.

## Trivia

* Shaundi is also supposed to drive a Topher, when called as a Homie, but due to a mistake by the programmers, she drives a Voyage instead.

## Quotes

*Tobias ain't gonna believe that I'm rolling with you!*— Richie to Playa during Drug Trafficking
*I may be high, but I swear you've killed that prick before!*— Richie to Playa during Drug Trafficking
*Yeah! Kill that banger's bitch ass!*— Richie to Playa during Drug Trafficking
*We should totally come up with a murder drinking game.*— Richie to Playa during Drug Trafficking
*So, did all these gangs give you shit back in the day?*— Richie to Playa during Drug Trafficking
*Hey, is Lin really a zombie?*— Richie to Playa during Drug Trafficking
*I used to date this guy Richie who works as a baggage handler at Wardill.*— Shaundi, in the intro to the Wardill Airport Hangars stronghold

## References

1. ↑ **Relation**: Cousin
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 **Stronghold**: Wardill Airport Hangars
3. ↑ **Activity**: The Brotherhood Drug Trafficking
4. ↑ **Mission**: Orange Threat Level

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Price Mansion

**Games** | *Saints Row*

The **Price Mansion** is a Crib in *Saints Row*.

## Overview

It is a large mansion that is owned by William Sharp, and is inherited by his nephew Joseph Price upon Sharp's death. It stands at the northern-most point of Misty Lane in the Suburbs District.

The mansion is made up of a living room, a small library and three bedrooms, as well as a swimming pool in the back garden.

### *Saints Row*

Price Mansion is the location of a few cutscenes in *Saints Row* and is unlocked as a Crib after completing the Westside Rollerz storyline.

### *Saints Row 2*

After Playa fell into a coma and the 3rd Street Saints fell apart, the mansion fell into a state of disrepair, with the scars of the 3rd Street Saints and the Westside Rollerz left on it. By the beginning of *Saints Row 2*, nothing is left but an empty building, and the swimming pool is drained. Shaundi mentions that there are hobos and junkies squatting in there now.

The rubble in the garage at the rear of the mansion is one of 32 Secret Areas. There are Ronin tags all over the mansion ruins, although once Misty Lane is taken over, they are replaced with 3rd Street Saints tags.

## Trivia

* There is a soccer ball in the chimney. The roof can be accessed by jumping over the railing of the balcony near the garage.
* There is a soccer ball in Joseph Price's bedroom.
* The Crib features are located in William Sharp's master bedroom.
* The Price Mansion is the only crib that is also a stronghold in *Saints Row*.
* In *Saints Row 2*, there is a Tagging location here, and a collectible CD in the pool.
* The Price Mansion was to have appeared in Saints Row IV in a mission to rescue Lin. In the livestream showing this mission, the Volition employees playing the game did not recognise the Mansion.
* The *Saints Row* demo refers to the Price Mansion as the "Sharp Estate".
* The subtitles for Price's Mansion refers to the mansion as being Sharp's.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Image**:
2. ↑ **Mission**: "Semi-Charmed Life"
3. ↑ **Activity**: Heli Assault (Trailer Park, Level 2)
4. ↑ **Image**:
5. ↑ **Image**:
6. ↑ **YouTube**: 10th Anniversary: Saints Row IV
7. ↑ **Game string**: UNL\_DESC\_WR09: "You have unlocked the Sharp Estate as a crib"

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Rampage (vehicle)

**Torque** | 825 SR
 **Randomly Parked** | No

The **Rampage** is a vehicle in *Saints Row* and *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

In both games it is featured in the Demolition Derby activity and is added to the garage once all levels of the activity are completed. It is essentially a stripped down, stock car version of the Destiny.

## Modifications

In *Saints Row*, the Rampage has a total of 45 Vehicle Customization options.

Mods
* 2 Light Covers
* 7 Front Bumpers
* 4 Rear Bumpers
* 3 Hoods
* 4 Windows
* 4 Door Mods
* 4 Window Guards
* 4 Body Kits
* 2 Trunks
* 2 Exhaust Tips
* 4 Decal 1s
* 5 Decal 2s

Paints
* Body Color (4 sections)
* Trim Color (2 sections)
* Misc Color

In *Saints Row 2*, the Rampage has a total of 26 Vehicle Customization options. It does not have Daytons Rims or Industrial Rims available. The available Wheel Sizes are 7-12 and the available Wheel Widths are 2-3.

Mods
* 3 Offenses
* 3 Defenses
* 3 Speed Upgrades
* 4 Decal 1s
* 4 Decal 2s
* 4 Decal 3s
* 5 Decal 4s

Paints
* Body Color (4 sections)
* Trim Color
* Rim Color (2 sections)
* Interior Color
* Misc Color

## Variants

*Saints Row*
* Light2 (10%)
* Light4 (10%)
* Light6 (15%)
* Light8 (15%)
* Heavy2 (10%)
* Heavy4 (10%)
* Heavy6 (15%)
* Heavy8 (15%)
* BALANCE (10%)
* Reward (0%)

*Saints Row 2*
* derby\_02\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_02\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_02\_lvl2 (0%)
* derby\_04\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_04\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_04\_lvl2 (0%)
* derby\_06\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_06\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_06\_lvl2 (0%)
* derby\_08\_lvl0 (25%)
* derby\_08\_lvl1 (0%)
* derby\_08\_lvl2 (0%)

## Trivia

* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row* is #7267243 (#Rampage).
* The Cheat for this vehicle in *Saints Row 2* is #1067.
* Unlike the other 3 Demolition Derby cars in *Saints Row 2*, the color of the attachments cannot be changed at the Car Mechanic, as the Trims option is missing from the Colors menu. As with the other derby cars, using the Car Mechanic causes the rust to be removed. After this, the front bumper of the Rampage does not have the metal texture present on the other attachments.
* There is a Rampage in the Wong Time, Wong Place cutscene.
* As with other Demolition Derby vehicles, there is a Rampage in the Transformers franchise.

## References

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Pub Crawl

"**Pub Crawl**" is a bonus mission in *Saints Row: The Third*.

## Overview

After controlling the entirety of the Downtown district (by completing all City Takeover gameplay in the Henry Steel Mills, Loren Square, and Sunset Park neighborhoods), Playa receives a phone call from Pierce.

## Transcript

* Male 1, 2, 3, Female 1, 2, 3
* Zombie

**Playa**: "*Looks like we've locked up Downtown pretty solid.*"
**Pierce**: "*Uh huh...*"
**Playa**: "*Would've thought you'd be happier about that.*"
**Pierce**: "*What? Oh, sorry. You're interruptin' my studying.*"
**Playa**: "*What the hell are you studying?*"
**Pierce**: "*Gettin' ready for Pub Trivia night.*"
**Playa**: "*Oh for god's sake...*"
**Pierce**: "*We just toppled an international crime syndicate -- haven't I earned some R&R?*"
**Playa**: "*Sure you have. What's the category?*"
**Pierce**: "*Eighties sitcoms. Shit, I got that trophy won.*"
**Playa**: "*Just be ready if I call you.*"

**Playa**: "*[Grumbles]*"
**Pierce**: "*Uh huh...*"
**Playa**: "*[Grumbles]*"
**Pierce**: "*What? Oh, sorry. You're interruptin' my studying.*"
**Playa**: "*[Groans]*"
**Pierce**: "*Gettin' ready for Pub Trivia night.*"
**Playa**: "*[Groans]*"
**Pierce**: "*We just toppled an international crime syndicate -- haven't I earned some R&R?*"
**Playa**: "*[Growls]*"
**Pierce**: "*Eighties sitcoms. Shit, I got that trophy won.*"
**Playa**: "*[Snarls]*"

## Rewards

* Cash: None
* Respect: None
* Achievement: Hanging With Mr. Pierce (25 / )

## Trivia

* This is the only bonus mission available in Act 1, as Activities outside of the Downtown district are not available until Act 2, and thus cannot take over other districts.
* As with all bonus missions in *Saints Row: The Third*:
	+ Reloading a save before completely taking over the district and taking it over again does not replay this conversation unless the game is reset.
	+ Despite not being included as a mission statistic and not having any objectives, the string files in the game define it as a mission, and saving the game after completing it shows the name "Pub Crawl" as the last mission completed.
* This mission can be failed by dying during the phone call.
* A "pub crawl" is when people go drinking in a lot of pubs/bars in one night (a term more common in Britain).

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Image**:

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Police Headquarters

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

The **Police Headquarters**, AKA **Precinct 31**, is a building in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

The Stilwater Police Department Headquarters is located in the Harrowgate neighborhood of the Saint's Row District.

Shaundi and Playa enter the headquarters in order to tap into the traffic surveillance system to find The General. The title of the mission is the only time it is ever referred to as "Precinct 31", and that name does not appear in dialogue during the mission or at any other point in the game.

## Phone Taps

There are 3 phone tap recordings in the Stilwater Detective Bureau on the third floor. After listening to them, a file on Julius becomes available in Chief Bradshaw's office, which contains Dex's phone number. Calling Dex unlocks the bonus mission.

 Phone Tap audio #1
 Phone Tap audio #2
 Phone Tap audio #3
 Dex phone call
## Badass Cop of the Month

On the ground floor of the building there is a trophy case displaying the **Badass Cop of the Month** competition. There are 5 photos displayed, with trophies and kill counts.

* A male African-American
Three trophies and 25 kills with the RPG Launcher.
* A male caucasian
Five trophies and 46 kills with a Samurai Sword.
* A female caucasian
Two trophies and 18 kills with the Chainsaw.
* A male African-American
Two trophies and 14 kills with a Mini-Gun.
* A female caucasian
No trophies and 3 kills with a Samurai Sword.

## Trivia

* Although it is a police building, normal Civilians spawn in the upstairs lounge area, playing video games and pinball machines. A sign on the wall states that this area is a Recreation Center.
* There is a 10% chance of a Tornado spawning on the rooftop helipad.
* On the third floor is a plaque dedicated to Police Chief Monroe.
* Chief Bradshaw's office is through the Detective Bureau room on the third floor.
* There are graphs in the Detective Bureau of various funny statistics.
* Across from the Public Relations room is a wall with that has pictures of Stilwater's "Most Wanted". It contains the pictures of The General, Carlos, Jessica, Maero, Shaundi, and Pierce.
* The Police Headquarters is build on the site of the docks from the mission Reclamation, in which Troy was a Homie and shot at cops.
* Male officers may enter the female locker room, and vice-versa
* There is a darkened sign in the third floor that reads *Dead end*, following the sign leads to a dead end.
* In the office before Troy's, as well as in other places in the Police Headquarters, is a framed "Certificate of Achievement" which reads: "You can't imagine how proud we are of you. Please let us fuck your daughter. Pretty please with a cherry on top. Thanks, Will Trustworthy".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 **Mission**: Assault on Precinct 31
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3. ↑ **Mission**: Revelation
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Revenge

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 **Rewards** | Gallows Dodger

**Revenge** is a Diversion in *Saints Row: Gat out of Hell*.

## Overview

The Revenge Diversion introduces Dex as a primary target who must be killed at least[*verify?*] 7 times to complete the Challenge and unlock the Gallows Dodger weapon.

The first few times he spawns, Dex is unarmed and alone. After that, he has a firearm and demon allies, starting with Imps and getting stronger demons with each kill. After being killed 6 times, he spawns with 2 Legionnaires. After being killed the 7th time, this resets and Dex goes back to spawning alone and unarmed, and he continues to spawn indefinitely, with the upgrade cycle repeating.

He only receives additional firepower and allies when he is killed, if his demon followers are killed, but he is left alive, he does not upgrade his followers.[*details?*]

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## Trivia

* The unlock screen misspells Stilwater as "Stillwater".
* Killing Dex's Legionnaires is an easy way to get the "Kill Legionnaires" challenge, but he may spawn with his extra demons at an inconvenient time.
* Dex himself is very easy to kill. His health is the same as of a normal husk, and can be killed with a single takedown attack.
* At max Notoriety when an Archduke spawns, Dex is removed along with all the other demons.

## References

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Poseidon's Palace

**Games** | *Saints Row 2*

**Poseidon's Palace** is an enterable building in *Saints Row 2*.

## Overview

It is located in the Stilwater Boardwalk of the Hotels & Marina District, and has two stories of casino games. It is possible to play Blackjack and Poker.

There is an exit on the second story. Outside is a boardwalk, a large swimming pool, tennis courts and pool-side tanning.

The 3rd Street Saints first move against The Ronin is to rob the casino in the mission "Saint's Seven". This instigates a gang war between the two rivals which lasts until the end of the game.

The event also triggers some conflict between The Ronin and one of their clients, The Ultor Corporation. While conducting an investigation following the robbery, Chief of Police Troy Bradshaw admits to Jane Valderama on live TV, that one of Ultor's investments was stolen by the Saints.

Dane Vogel, Chairman of Ultor later meets in private with Shogo Akuji, leader of The Ronin, concerning the casino heist. Although Shogo still promises to retrieve the stolen money from the Saints, Vogel tells him not to worry about it anymore because the casino investment money was insured. However, Vogel does point out that the Saints were becoming a major concern, and that Ultor was paying The Ronin to protect its interests. Something which they failed to do by letting the Saints storm the casino. Later on, this ultimately leads to the breakup of the partnership between Ultor and The Ronin.

Nate, a gambler who lost his money to a French wine baron can be killed here by Playa as a Hitman Target.

## Trivia

* The name of this casino is inspired by the real life Caesars Palace in Las Vegas.
* There is a Poseidon's Palace variant of the DonoVan, which is a shuttle bus for the Casino and features a large advertisement on the side, as well as a custom license plate which says "PALACE".
* In Steelport, there is a non-enterable building with the same name in New Baranec.

## References

1. ↑ **Mission**: Saint's Seven, "The Model of Discipline" cutscene
2. ↑ **Mission**: Road Rage, "Saving Face" cutscene
3. ↑ **Mission**: Visiting Hours, "Changing the Deal" cutscene

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Poseidon Alley Docks

* Hijack the **Brotherhood truck**
* Wait for the **Brotherhood vehicle**
* Follow the **Brotherhood vehicle** to the meet spot

"**Poseidon Alley Docks**" is a Stronghold in *Saints Row 2*.

*Poseidon Alley a haven for drug smugglers!*— Stilwater Gazette newspaper headline

## Overview

Pierce phones Playa and briefs them on Maero having left Donnie's and headed towards the docks to set up a business deal. Playa hijacks a truck and tails The Brotherhood convoy; after reaching the meeting place, they kill all The Brotherhood inside.

### Story

Upon completion of the Stronghold, this description is available at Newspaper Clipboards.

A clandestine drug deal between the Brotherhood and an unknown third party was broken up as the 3rd Street Saints waged open war against their rivals.
## Gameplay

Hijack the Brotherhood truck
Steal the Compensator from a nearby location, guarded by a number of enemies.

Wait for the Brotherhood vehicle
Once Playa enters the vehicle, a convoy of one Brotherhood truck drives by.

Follow the Brotherhood vehicle to the meet spot
Keep within a certain distance from the trucks as it weaves through the streets towards the docks - if the convoy gets too far ahead, there is a limited amount of time to get back within the indicated circle on the Map.

Kill the Brotherhood
Once the convoy has reached the docks, kill everyone from The Brotherhood to finish this short Stronghold.

## Rewards

* Poseidon Alley neighborhood unlocked
1/1

* Cash: $5,000
* Respect: None
* Neighborhood: Poseidon Alley

## Trivia

* 3 Brotherhood Compensators from the cutscene are still present after the cutscene, north-west of Playa's location. Killing the Brotherhood members inside these trucks doesn't fail the mission because the target truck spawns only after entering the marked Compensator.
* There are unused objectives to "Get on the watercraft" and "Kill the buyer".

## Transcript

*I had one of my boys watch Donnie's mechanic shop after you shook him down. Maero went to check on Donnie, but when he left he went straight to the docks to set up some business deal. I don't know what's goin' on, but a convoy of Brotherhood are going to the docks now. If you can hijack one of their trucks you could probably join the convoy, get to the meeting place, and take out all the motherfuckers that show up.*
— Pierce

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Rectifier Probe

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 **Appears in** | *Saints Row IV*

 **Weapons** | Yes

**Rectifier Probe** is a DLC weapon in *Saints Row IV*.

*And you thought turning your head to cough was bad...*— Weapon Description

## Overview

"Rectifier" is the only costume for the Rectifier Probe.

There is only one upgrade for the Rectifier Probe, "Recto-Rockets", which causes the victim to explode after landing.

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## Availability

The Rectifier Probe is available The Rectifier DLC, which is included in the Season Pass.

The DLC is available separately on PS3 and Steam, but is not available separately on Xbox 360.

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## Trivia

* This weapon is not available in Australia, due to laws prohibiting video games from allowing the player to cause sexual violence unjustified by context.
* If you attack your special homie and before you launch them you recruit them back they die every time something contacts them they can be revived and will not be hostile

## References

1. ↑ **Image**:
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 **Image**:
3. ↑ **Playstation store**: The Rectifier
4. ↑ **Steam store**: The Rectifier
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7. ↑ **IGN**: Article discussing the classification refusal issues

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