Fallout 76: Yao Guai Locations, Variants & More

Discover everything you need to know about Yao Guai in Fallout 76, including the spawn locations, variants, and more.

Fallout 76: Yao Guai Locations, Variants & More
Bethesda

In the post-apocalyptic world of Fallout 76, you'll come across some big and scary creatures. One of them is the Yao Guai, which are giant mutant bears. These irradiated beasts roam the Wasteland of Appalachia, and they're not easy to take down. This guide will show you where to find the different types of Yao Guai and what rewards you can get from them.

Yao Guai Locations in Fallout 76

Fallout 76 Yao Guai Locations, Variants & More 1.jpg
Bethesda

While you can find Yao Guai all over Appalachia, some areas are known hot spots:

Location Number of Yao Guai
Dolly Sods Wilderness 2 (1 at entrance, 1 near Carson Family Bunker)
Mountainside Bed & Breakfast 2-3 (West, downhill on the railway line)
Site Alpha 1
Monongah Overlook 1 (Stunted Yao Guai)
Philippi Battlefield Cemetery 1 (Usually in the parking lot)
Beckwith Farm Occasional spawns
Middle Mountain Cabins Occasional spawns
Graninger Farm Occasional spawns
The Whitespring Resort (Garden Area) Occasional spawns
Pumpkin House Occasional spawns (In front of the building)
Seneca Rocks Visitor Center Occasional spawns
The Whitespring Golf Club 1-2 (In a cave in the middle of the golf course)
Free Range Event 1 (Can appear during the event)

Advertisement

 

Yao Guai Variants

Fallout 76 Yao Guai Locations, Variants & More 2.jpg
Bethesda

Before you start hunting these massive bears, you should know about the different variations you might run into:

  • Stunted Yao Guai: A smaller, faster version of the regular Yao Guai.
  • Yao Guai Ghoul: A horrifying mix of a Yao Guai and a Feral Ghoul.
  • Shaggy Yao Guai: These ones have an extra thick coat of fur.
  • Irradiated Yao Guai: Highly radioactive and dangerous.
  • Albino Yao Guai: A rare, pale-furred variety.
  • Rabid Yao Guai: Infected with a rage-inducing disease, making them extra aggressive.
  • Dusky Yao Guai: Dark-furred bears found in specific areas.
  • Glowing Yao Guai: Glow due to high radiation levels, also bioluminescent.
  • Savage Yao Guai: Exceptionally powerful and aggressive.
  • Frenzied Yao Guai: Erratic and unpredictable behavior.
  • Deadly Yao Guai: Deals more damage than regular ones.
  • Scorched Yao Guai: Affected by the Scorched Plague.
  • Prime Yao Guai: A rare variant that drops valuable Prime Meat.

Advertisement

 

Yao Guai Rewards

Taking down these big bears can get you some useful stuff:

  • Yao Guai Meat
  • Yao Guai Hide
  • Loose Springs
  • Waste Acid
  • Glowing Blood
  • Glowing Meat
  • Nuclear Waste
  • Prime Meat

You can also tame Yao Guai and have them guard your base camp.

Summary

The Yao Guai are one of the biggest threats in Fallout 76's Appalachian Wasteland. But if you know where to look and what to expect, you can get some great rewards from taking them down. Just watch out for those claws and teeth!

Advertisement

 

Fallout

Fallout

Fallout is a role-playing game developed and published by Interplay Productions. Released in 1997, the game is set in a post-apocalyptic world where players control a character known as the Vault Dweller, who must navigate the wasteland, battle enemies, and complete quests. Fallout features turn-based combat, a rich narrative, and a diverse cast of characters. The game emphasizes storytelling, exploration, and strategic gameplay, offering a deep and immersive experience. Fallout is praised for its dark humor, engaging mechanics, and detailed world. The game has spawned numerous sequels and adaptations, becoming a landmark title in the RPG genre.

Genres
Role-Playing Game (RPG), Open World
Platform(s)
PC
Release Date
Oct 10, 1997
Price
$19.99
Developer(s)
Black Isle Studios
Publisher(s)
Interplay Entertainment
ESRB Rating
M