I will upload a vid, if someone really needs it. not even to sneak!ītw, in the grave there is also a Great Khans Armour (faction armour), that later could be usefull for different pourposes. There are cazadors groups at your left and at your right. Loot the grave and fast-travel immediatly. It shows (green) in the pipboy, so it helps.Ħ. usually there is a raven close to the grave.

Carefully, go down (pic 05), then go down again. At one point you will see the Chance's Grave from the distance (pic 04).ĥ. When you see the 'KEEP OUT' poster (pic 02), turn left, then follow to the North via the mountains (pic 03).Ĥ. It has a dark blue grip and the blade is still stained by the blood of the Fiends it last killed at the tribal village. This knife belonged to Chance, one of the Great Khans and a prominent character in the graphic novel All Roads. It is a unique variant of the combat knife. Take the road to the North, leaving the Goodspring Cemetery at your right.ģ. Chances knife is a unique weapon in Fallout: New Vegas, and a centerpiece of the graphic novel All Roads. Mark the Chance's Knife location in your pipboy. The bolt forms in a special chamber, which is then sent down a superconducting barrel, propelled by, and in some models. They fire superheated bolts of plasma powered by either microfusion cells or heavy energy cells. Plasma rifles or plasma casters are high-tech weapons which find numerous applications in military and industrial fields. You can buy it at Chet's Store or you can take it for free at one of the three water deposits, at the South of Goodsprings.Ġ. The plasma rifle is a weapon in Fallout: New Vegas.

It's very easy and safe to get the Chance's Knife:Ġ.

In the other hand it's really beautiful and it has a nice history behind it. for free! Saving our precious ammo for better things. It's an amazing unique melee weapon: low weight (1), low AP cost, decent damage, it has hideout, it's a 'Cowboy perk weapon', it's in perfect condition (800 caps).Įven for non-melee builds, The Chance's Knife is useful to deal with those easy early-enemies like geckos, mantises, powder gangers. I start every NV playrun taking the Chance's Knife at the beginning of the game, at level 1. I decided to write this guide because I've found that there is already one guide at Steam about the same question, but it is rather confusing, making simple things to become complicated with no need.

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