The milepost

18 marqueeUpdate keyartLibrary capsulePromotional imageMilepost Zero locationBar at Milepost ZeroVideos[]Fallout 76 Developer Preview- Milepost ZeroFallout 76- Milepost Zero - Developer Interview Gamescom 2024Fallout 76 - Season 18- Milepost Zero - Country RoadFallout 76- Milepost Zero Launch TrailerExternal links[]Inside the Vault - Milepost Zero Public Test Server (archived)Fallout 76's Creative Director Jonathan Rush & Lead Producer Bill LaCoste Talk Milepost Zero Update (Exclusive) (ComicBook.com, archived)Fallout 76: Season 18 Preview (archived)References[]↑ Fallout 76's Creative Director Jonathan Rush & Lead Producer Bill LaCoste Talk Milepost Zero Update (Exclusive) (archived)↑ Fallout 76 season 17 community calendar (June - September 2024)↑ 3.0 3.1 Carl McKevitt on the official Bethesda Game Studios Discord↑ 4.0 4.1 Milepost Zero Update! Caravans Are Loading Up on /r/fo76↑ The Future Of Fallout 76! Milepost Zero Update, Mischief Night, & More!↑ PTS Update Notes - 8/9↑ Inside the Vault - Milepost Zero Public Test Server↑ Fallout 76: Milepost Zero Release Notes (September 17 update, archived)v · d · eFallout 76 updates, patches and seasonsPatchesList of patches and hotfixesUpdatesWild Appalachia · Nuclear Winter · Wastelanders · The Legendary Run · One Wasteland For All · Steel Dawn · Locked & Loaded · Steel Reign · Fallout Worlds · Night of the Moth · Invaders from Beyond · Test Your Metal · Expeditions: The Pitt · Nuka-World on Tour · Mutation Invasion · Once in a Blue Moon · Expeditions: Atlantic City (Boardwalk Paradise · America's Playground) · Skyline Valley · Milepost Zero · Gleaming Depths · Ghoul WithinSeasonsThe Legendary Run · Armor Ace and the Power Patrol · The Scribe of Avalon · Armor Ace and the Power Patro in Cold Steel · Escape from the 42nd Century · The Unstoppables! vs the Diabolicals · Zorbo's Revenge · A Better Life Underground · Heart of Steel: A Dread Island Tale · Red Rocket 'Across America' Presents: The City of Steel · Nuka-World · Rip Daring and the Cryptid Hunt · Shoot for the Stars · Fight for Freedom · The Big Score · Duel with the Devil · Pioneer Scouts: Skyline Valley · Milepost Zero: Country Road · Gleaming Depths: The Scientific Forge · Glow of the Ghoul

This page is about the update released in September 2024. For other uses of the term Milepost Zero, see Milepost Zero.“Take up the reigns of a ramshackle caravan outpost and transform it into a thriving enterprise with unique décor and friendly vendors offering exotic goods and services.”— fallout.bethesda.net descriptionMilepost Zero is the twentieth major update for Fallout 76. It was released on September 3, 2024.[1] It was preceded by Skyline Valley,[2] and was followed by Gleaming Depths.The update includes season 18, as well as new Blue Ridge Caravan Company content.[3] Season 18, Milepost Zero: Country Road, and other features were launched on September 3, while the caravan systems were delayed to a separate release on September 17.[4]Features[]Season 18: Milepost Zero: Country RoadNew Blue Ridge Caravan Company-focused content (released September 17)System for upgrading and decorating the vendor-populated outpost at Milepost Zero (released September 17)New "Best Builds" mechanic for "liking" CAMPs and featuring themChanges to legendary craftingCombat rebalancing relating primarily to fire and poison damageCreature balancing and stat changes (released October 22)Development[] Milepost Zero was first teased on June 12, 2024, following the release of the preceding Skyline Valley update. In the Bethesda Game Studios Discord, lead designer Carl McKevitt linked a video by content creator T0nik and said that an embargo had been lifted on "some FUTURE updates for the fall."[3][5]The update will feature an "outpost" mechanic, centering on being able to upgrade and redecorate the location of Milepost Zero, which is populated by vendors. A new quest line featuring this southern branch of the Blue Ridge Caravan Company will be added, alongside a new caravan-centered event type entitled "Caravan: Skyline Drive." Originally, the update was going to include a reworked version of the event Mischief Night, which was discontinued in 2019. The event was moved from the Whitespring to Rapidan Camp. A new slate of rewards was also introduced for "Mischief Night 2." However, it was later confirmed in August 2024 on the Public Test Server patch notes that the Mischief Night rework, initially intended for release with Milepost Zero, would be delayed for a future release instead, pending more polish and bug fixing.[6]The Public Test Server for Milepost Zero launched on July 5, 2024, implementing changes to legendary crafting. These changes initially used legendary particles, which were discontinued in a later PTS update, citing negative feedback towards another "currency," and were replaced in their functionality by the already-existing legendary

Scrip. The rest of the changes to legendary crafting remained in place, now with scrip used instead. Changes to the combat balance, a new "Best Builds" system for giving "likes" to CAMPs, and two new Daily Ops locations were also added, as well as the new Mischief Night, though the latter was temporarily disabled on the same day due to reports of crashing. The Blue Ridge caravan content was added to the PTS later that July.[7]On August 28, 2024, it was announced that the caravan systems included in Milepost Zero would be delayed until later in September. However, season 18 and other features of the update (such as Best Builds and the legendary crafting changes) still launched on September 3.[4] The caravan functionality was released on September 17, alongside a hotfix with other bug fixes.[8]Characters[]NameDialogue fileForm IDRef IDLocationAxelDialogue0076EA23Milepost ZeroBlue Ridge workerDialogue00769D52Skyline Drive (random)Collector Murmrgh 0079B4B8-GyroDialogue0076EA25Milepost ZeroInekeDialogue0076EA28Milepost ZeroInjured scavenger 00769D55-JosieDialogue0076EA27Milepost ZeroLukeStony Man LookoutMarleyDialogue0076EA26Milepost ZeroMr Trick or TreatDialogue00769D52Skyline Drive (random)Raider 00769D54-Settler guard 00769D51-TheodoreDialogue0076EA22Milepost ZeroWindy Park Dialogue0076EA24-Locations[]Milepost ZeroItems[]Holotapes[]NameQuestEditor IDForm ID Luke's holotapeA Bump in the RoadMILE_CaravanIntro_Holotape007915FBNotes[]NameQuestEditor IDForm ID Milepost Zero contractMILE_Note_Contract0079BAE3 Note to TheodoreMILE_Note_Theo0079BAE4 Special orderMILE_Note_Windy_Ineke_Hanbok0079C607 Surveying reportMILE_Note_Axel0079BAE5Plans[]Ineke[]Tier 1Plan: Makeshift wine rackPlan: Noren curtainsPlan: Park ranger supply boxPlan: Persian wall rugPlan: Rolled Persian rugsTier 2Plan: Lederhosen outfitPlan: Lederhosen outfit hatPlan: Lightning battery lampPlan: Noren awningPlan: Stargazer's telescopeTier 3Plan: Big Meadows gas well snow globePlan: Camp Liberty snow globePlan: Dark Hollow Manor snow globePlan: High Knob Lookout snow globePlan: Redcoat hatPlan: Redcoat outfitPlan: Shenandoah Visitor Center snow globePlan: Slumber Mill Motel snow globePlan: Vault Boy plushie backpackPlan: Vault Girl plushie backpackTheodore[]Note: Theodore is upgraded to Tier 3 automatically after completing Unconventional Weaponry, after which he begins to sell these plans.Plan: V63 Laser carbine bruising stockPlan: V63 Laser carbine cyclic capacitorPlan: V63 Laser carbine extended capacitorPlan: V63 Laser carbine forceful stockPlan: V63 Laser carbine insulated capacitorPlan: V63 Laser carbine overclocked capacitorPlan: V63 Laser carbine quick-eject capacitorPlan: V63 Laser carbine stabilized stockPlan: V63 Laser carbine standard stockSnow globes[]Milepost Zero[]Skyline Valley[]See Ineke's section.Weapons[]V63 Laser carbineQuests[]Side[]IconNameLocation(s)Given byRewardEditor IDForm IDA Bump in the RoadStony Man LookoutMilepost ZeroInvestigating Stony Man Lookout100 SuppliesCapsXPMILE_CaravanIntro0076B107Unconventional WeaponryMilepost ZeroVault 63 organics sectorTheodoreV63 Laser carbinePlan: Theodore's snow globeCapsXPMILE_MeltdownPointerQuest0078E2CCPublic events[]IconNameLocation(s)Given byRewardEditor IDForm IDCaravan: Skyline DriveSkyline DriveMarleySupplies (variable)Contextual ammoXPMILE_CaravanEscort00761066Cut/unused content[]Windy Park[]Note: Windy Park is currently not able to be recruited at Milepost Zero, but has been re-enabled in the Public Test Server, indicating she will be added in a future update.Tier 2Tier 3Other[]Gallery[]September 3 release overviewSeason 18 logoSeason

$39.95 plus shippingThe MILEPOST is the best-selling travel guide to Alaska and a quintessential reference for travelers who love Alaska. The MILEPOST includes mile-by-mile descriptions of more than 15,000 miles of roads across Alaska, Yukon, Northwest Territories, British Columbia and Alberta. Its 660-plus pages detail accommodations, camping, fishing, gas stops, restaurants, attractions, and services found along the highways and byways of Alaska and western Canada. The guide's Travel Planning section answers frequently-asked questions about travel in the North, including what you need to know about crossing the international border, traveling with pets, the Alaska ferry system, driving conditions, railroads, tours and wildlife. Suggested itineraries are mapped out to help travelers pre-plan and navigate their trips.The 2024 edition of The MILEPOST® is the 76th Edition of this classic annual travel guide, which was first published in 1949 as a 72-page guide to the recently opened Alaska ("Alcan") Highway. While the log of the Alaska Highway is still the foundation of this guide, it has been joined by dozens of connecting routes as well as newer roads, such as the Dalton Highway, the Dempster Highway, and the recently opened road to Tuktoyaktuk. All highway logs, which are updated every year by field editors, include a look at the history of the route and often the natural history of the areas and region. The Alaska Highway section includes a brief history of the Alaska Highway that is a poignant reminder of the scale of this project. The Alaska Highway was named an International

Are you planning an Alaska road trip and driving the Alcan Highway? There is only one road to Alaska, the Alcan Highway, which is commonly known as the Alaska Highway.Once you cross the Alcan Border into Alaska, there are several roads in Alaska, but no matter where your journey starts, you’ll be driving on the Alcan Highway for a portion of your trip. If you are starting to plan your trip, this book is the best resource and a must-have in the car. Alcan Highway MapThe best Alcan highway map is in the Milepost Book, which we purchased on Amazon before our trip. They update the book every year, and it’s a very detailed book, including every milepost and a foldout map. It’s worth every penny. Get one on Amazon.If you are planning on doing some camping in Alaska or driving an RV to Alaska, a great resource is the “Traveler’s Guide to Alaskan Camping.” You can get it on Amazon. It’s a great book that features over 500 campgrounds in Alaska and those along the way driving to Alaska—complete campsite details with address, contact phone number, description, and more.Alcan Highway FAQWhat is the Alcan Highway?The Alcan Highway is the only road to Alaska. We drove up from Wisconsin, but those driving to Alaska from California will also end up on the Alcan Highway too.How Long is the Alcan Highway?The Alcan Highway is 1,387 miles long, but the exact length varies year to year on road construction detours.Where Does the Alcan Highway Start and End?Alaska Highway mile 0 is in Dawson Creek, British Colombia, and the Alcan Highway officially ends at Delta Junction at the historic milepost 1422. However, the unofficial end of the highway is mile 1520 in Fairbanks, Alaska, but the last 96 miles are on the Richardson Highway, not technically the Alcan Highway.Is the Entire Alaska Highway Paved?Yes, we drove in July 2017, and the entire road was paved. There are gravel patches where they are doing road construction. Do expect road construction during the summer months.We found the road was in better condition driving back to