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S.P.E.C.I.A.L Stats in the Wasteland
Por OldCentury
Learn how each S.P.E.C.I.A.L stat helps your dwellers while outside the vault.
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Categoría: Characters, Gameplay Basics, Walkthroughs
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Strength 
Perception 
Endurance 
Charisma 
Intelligence 
Agility 
Luck 
Before you go... 
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Disclaimer
This guide was originally created in 2017 when Fallout Shelter released on Steam.
Since then, the Fallout community has done much more research into the SPECIAL stats.
Some of the information has been updated.

Steam currently uses version 1.13 of Fallout Shelter.
Mobile devices use a later version.

There may be differences between the two versions.
Strength
In a Quest:
  • No effect (older sources suggest this increases weapon damage).

In the Wasteland:
  • Increases the chance of breaking open a locked container - can potentially find extra loot.
Perception
In a Quest:
  • Effects the speed of the critical hit indicator. Higher Perception levels make the indicator move more slowly.

In the Wasteland:
  • Helps the dweller find more loot.
Endurance
In a Quest:
  • Increases maximum amount of health.

In the Wasteland:
  • Increases maximum amount of health.

  • If Endurance is 11 or higher the dweller is not effected by radiation. To gain an Endurance stat above 10, the dweller needs to equip an outfit which boosts Endurance.
Charisma
In a Quest:
  • No effect.

In the Wasteland:
  • Improves encounters with people met in the Wasteland. Can potentially earn a reward.
Intelligence
In a Quest:
  • No effect.

In the Wasteland:
  • The dweller is more likely to know an enemy's weakness. This can result in increased damage against certain creatures.

  • Improves the outcome of medical-related interactions with people in the Wasteland, such as helping someone who is injured. Can potentially earn a reward.
Agility
In a Quest:
  • High Agility makes the dweller use their weapon more often in a fight.

In the Wasteland:
  • Determines how quickly the dweller can flee from a fight. This effects the amount of Hit Points the dweller will lose while escaping.
Luck
In a Quest:
  • Effects how quickly the critical meter fills / how often you can fire a critical shot.

In the Wasteland:
  • Increases the amount of Caps the dweller finds.

  • More likely to find higher quality loot, such as rare items.
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cathyscandles 16 AGO a las 5:54 
This was a very helpful guide, thanks for your effort
smoke apparatus 5 DIC 2024 a las 11:39 
i think that strengh increases chence of a higher damage on weapons with uncertain damage
karunbartok 7 OCT 2024 a las 6:40 
ive said this from f01 and it has never failed me all you need for EVERY and i meen any/every fallout game.. is luck baby
Gmushty 22 SEP 2024 a las 3:02 
thanks no cap it did really help me
Megotta 5 AGO 2024 a las 13:37 
So, concerning the topic on strength increasing weapon damage on Quests. I want to share my experience.

I went on a quest, a single dweller quest. I sent the dweller with no outfit and a Dragon's Maw for a weapon. They were lvl 50 and full stats.

I was lucky enough to get +7 Strength Fatigues during the quest so I put it on. Not thinking about it, the difference was extremely noticeable. What took 4-5 hits, only took 2-3.

So as far as the debate, I would say strength still effects weapon damage, even beyond 10 Strength.
Space Whale 27 JUL 2024 a las 19:56 
Thank you for those changes, I appreciate it.
OldCentury  [autor] 27 JUL 2024 a las 16:36 
@Space Whale

I was unaware of these findings.
Thanks for letting me know.
Space Whale 27 JUL 2024 a las 12:03 
@OldCentury

The wiki you linked is an archive of an older version, and is no longer accurate. The new wiki (that I linked) does not indicate that Strength increases damage for ANY weapon.

The people who have dug into this the most, /r/falloutshelter or /r/FOshelter, have discovered that Strength does NOT impact damage in any capacity.

https://github.com/therabidsquirel/The-Fallout-Shelter-FAQ/wiki/Section-2:-SPECIAL

Please read section 2.6 for more information.
OldCentury  [autor] 26 JUL 2024 a las 8:16 
@Space Whale -

The following sites suggest that the Strength stat does increase damage and carrying capacity:

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/178144-fallout-shelter/74434716
https://fallout-archive.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_Shelter_SPECIAL
https://www.playbite.com/q/which-stat-maximizes-damage-fallout-shelter
https://www.reddit.com/r/foshelter/comments/172455t/what_does_each_special_stat_do_combat_wise/
https://www.playbite.com/q/how-does-strength-affect-damage-for-melee-weapons-fallout-shelter
https://steamproxy.com/app/588430/discussions/0/135513549097956931/
https://www.quora.com/What-does-the-high-stats-of-dwellers-do-in-fallout-shelter
https://gaming.stackexchange.com/questions/223904/what-does-each-special-stat-in-fallout-shelter-do
OldCentury  [autor] 26 JUL 2024 a las 8:15 
I appreciate that there is still some confusion as many sources have conflicting information.

It's also possible that Bethesda have altered the SPECIAL stats since release in 2017.

I will edit the guide to reflect this ambiguity.
Thank you for the update.