To sell an item, click your storage inventory (the three boxes icon, third in the Pip-Boy menu). Sell the extra for some quick and easy caps. However, as you begin sending explorers out on longer trips (see above) and finding more and more loot, you’ll eventually end up with more items than you need. But once you tap them and hit the “Collect” button, all that loot is yours!Įarly in the game, you’ll want to deck out your dwellers in as much armor and weaponry as possible. Remember that you can recall your explorer at any time to bring them home: it takes them half as long to return as they spend out (e.g., if they were gone for eight hours, it will take four to return), and you won’t have access to what they’ve collected until they show up at your vault door.
Caps will continue to increase over time: you may find less than 50 caps in your first hour of exploring, but can often net 1,000+ by hour eight or beyond. The amount of money and items, as well as the quality of the latter, will increase based on two things: your explorer’s Luck SPECIAL, and how long they have been out exploring. As they venture farther and farther away from the vault, explorers will uncover enemies (which award them EXP), as well as armor, weapons, and caps. As long as they’re properly equipped and a high enough level, you can leave an explorer to his own adventurous devices for hours at a time. Send dwellers out into the WastelandĮxploring the Wastes is one of the most profitable assignments you can give a vault dweller.
But who’s bankrolling this entire venture? Why, you, of course! Read on for tips on all the ways to earn caps in the world of Fallout Shelter. With some help from our Get More Dwellers guide, you should have plenty of vault dwellers at your beck and call, ready to do the heavy lifting of resource production and baby-making. So, newly appointed overseer: you’ve moved into one of Vault-Tec’s underground paradises-to-be and started building out a productive, mostly human society.
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