Burning Springs!

Burning Springs is a rust-scarred region in western Ohio, introduced in the Fallout 76: Burning Springs update. As the second major expansion of the world map, it adds new locations, quests, and points of interest.

Starlight Drive-In is a public workshop located in the Burning Springs region of Appalachia. In 2105, it became the first new public workshop added to Fallout 76, featuring claim-and-defend events.

Vladimir’s Camp is an unmarked location north of the Starlight Drive-In. In 2105, Vladimir Miller used the camp for his killings under the persona of “Vladimir the Clown.”

Prospect Hill is a small camping area, RV park, and trailer park overlooking the Starlight Drive-In. In 2105, the site was occupied by feral ghouls and transient outlaws.

The first major expansion of the world map, travel to the southern reaches of Appalachia. This picturesque new region, Skyline Valley, introduces new locations to explore among the woodlands once known as Shenandoah National Park.

The Brown House was built during the administration of Herbert Hoover, 21st president of the United States of America, to serve as his and his wife Lou Henry's summer retreat in Shenandoah National Park.

Vault 63's entrance wing is located inside a small cave in the Ash Heap In 2105, following the second activation of the Vault 63 weather machine, Vault 63 suffered significant damage.

An Unlikely Invitation is the first Main Quest in Fallout 76’s Skyline Valley Expansion and was designed to be a breadcrumb that leads players to Vault 63 located in the Ash Heap.

Gumley is a Mr. Handy and serves as the supervisor of Rapidan Camp, a task he takes pride in. His job has become more difficult since the camp ran out of fertilizer, and the formation of The Storm.