What Lies Within Lucky Hole Mine? - Fallout 76 Lore
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Oxhorn, if you travel to the South Mountain Lookout, there is a note on the the bed in the Tower. It was from a ranger right after the war, who talks about how his dog went missing and he's going to find him.
Of course, you don't know where the dog was taken... until you look at the map on the wall. There is a knife stabbed into a point on the map, so I traveled to where the dagger was stabbed. And well...
That's how I found Lucky Hole.
They sacrificed doggo
@@pocketegge1214 Noooo! Not the dog!
@@darthreaper6311 so sad
Wait what? I always assumed the pup was taken to the Freak Show, you find a dog with his owner locked up in a cage there
...oh _shit._
I guess the Dunwich mine and the Lucky Hole mine are linked. They both have the same statues inside the ground and cults have used these mines to worship strange unknown gods
Indeed.
I’m actually surprised he didn’t make that connection.
Iceasaurus Rex I was thinking the same thing
He did make the connection (many times) in his livestreams
nohints that makes sense. Probably saving it for a new video. Did he mention the point lookout obelisk as well?
Really hoping some of these storylines are fleshed out with the new "Wild Wasteland" DLC
Why does an Online only Game have DLC?I Feel Like that Really Really REALLY isn't good.Almost as Bad as the Game itself!
Hey juice
Wild Appalachia
Would be nice to see.
@@enderkatze6129
Every online game gets DLC you dodo.
Technically, 76 isn't getting DLC, it's getting free updates of new content.
Those "faces" are similar to the one found in Dunwich Borers in Fallout 4
Oh the very same my friend.
They're also placed on a bunch of buildings in other fallout games
Bethesda-Hey, here's a game about a world after nuclear annihilation.
Everyone-Sweet!
Bethesda under their breath-And some creepy existential horror.
Everyone-What?
Bethesda-Nothing.
Maybe the creepy existential horror had something to do with the nuclear apocalypse.
@@KK-qm1mr You know I don't think anyone has ever made a theory on that before. It's always been aliens or vault tec as the culprit. But the aliens or vault tec could have worked for the existential horror and caused the bombs to drop as some sort of mass sacrifice.
@@darthreaper6311Might be. I also come from a 40K background, where Lovecraftian Warp gods are nourished by sentient beings engaging in certain activities. In other words, it could be that humans created the gods that caused the apocalypse and are fed by it.
Bethesda: What?
I JUST WANT A FALLOUT GAME WHERE IT GOES FULL ELDER GOD HORROR ON US!
If only I had better memory I could recall the proper title. This is most certainly a Lovecraft reference, with the protagonist excavating some hideous, alien being in a basement. He destroyed it with lye and fire. Too bad that's not a sidequest. Gather up a bunch of Abraxo cleaner and flamer fuel to temporarily annihilate an eldritch horror.
If i remember correctly the dunvich company (in fallout 4 and 3) had these sorts of backstories that borrowed from said series
@@girf4233
I know it well but I was trying to specifically remember that one particular story.
Are you thinking of The Shunned House? Guy and his uncle to investigate a supposedly haunted house. After lots of fun with weird fungus, corpse light and his uncle getting transformed into a monster the narrator digs in the basement where he uncovers a massive elbow which he douses with barrels of sulfuric acid.
@@auntieraven1707
Yes! The very one! I was wrong, it was acid not lye, but there was a flamethrower involved. Good stuff.
Gabriel LaVedier is it a good read?
Oxhorn, I just wanted to mention, I think that the "syringe + buffout" mentioned on the chalkboard is actually referencing Psychobuff.
Just a theory, mind.
Another possibility that comes to mind is Med-X and Buffout, which has been mentioned in earlier Fallout games as being used (and abused) by those experiencing chronic pain pre-war.
Giant metal faces ? *Sniff sniff* I smell Lovecraft
Honestly this is the best unexplained storyline in the fallout series, we have the dunwitch building in fallout 3, dunwitch borers in fallout 4 and now lucky hole mine. I wonder how these lovecraftian titans connect
When you just wanted to explore that mine but you end up finding a great old one 😑
Wait until he finds tanagra town in the mire
*Consumes Insight*
Fun story. Me and my friend found the mine by accident. A event was going on near there and so he fast traveled to the event. Instead of spawning him at the event, it spawned him inside the mine, behind the locked gate. We got lost, trying to get out, and found the tentacle monster by accident. Scared the crap outta us, because all the monsters respawned and we kept getting lost. We kept saying that the monster was changing the tunnels and were keeping us down there. Took us like an hour to finally find the exit
I love the idea of ancient horrors finally able to walk the earth again after the fall of civilization.
Bethada said that the queen is not the boss of the game I'm thinking in the future this will be something big
Yeah now there is a goddamn dragon in fallout 76
Maybe even... *LOVECRAFTIAN?!?!?*
Personally, i think that this is a great place for a mirelurk den.
THE GREAT CORNHOLIO Ayy
@@junkoenoshima7368 ayy
I think it's more of a great place for a synth to hide.
He didn’t show the background noises of the mine :( it’s the most creepy part. Sounds like creatures moving in the walls. Like. The Skinwalker
He somehow makes fallout 76 freaking cool for me and I can’t wait to explore these locations
"Is that a turtle?" One of the most important questions *EVER*
Hey oxhorn, you missed something in the room with the blue machinery. The small area above that was flooded has a weird symbol floating above the water that points at you as you walk around it. There's no way to interact with it but it's another interesting piece of the puzzle.
At least there isn't an eldritch abomination lurking down there.
Lol yeah true.
Lol I have a feeling it totally is a dead eldritch being, them metal faces only turn up around the Lovecraft stuff in previous games
Justin, can you give a shout out to Kaitlyn! She'd love it.
John Cena appears
Are you sure about that
How are we sure that you aren't an eldritch abomination?
_lovecraft intensifies_
We must learn the ways of the Mole Miner culture...
What does Pot of Greed do?!
I'm glad to see fallout is still continuing the HP Lovecraft Easter eggs. That living thing is probably a great old one that is buried waiting to awaken
Big OX knows know to make a man happy on a saturday morning... Feels like im watching saturday cartoons
got my bowl of Captn Crunch ready
I got a bowl ready 😂cheers mate
Got a bowl of funeral and fancy clothes for me on this Saturday morning
On everything
got mine too
Kage Kun
Lol
Just like the great face in the very depth of the Dunwhich bore in Fallout 4.
Check out tanagra town in the mire, you won't be disappointed
Has anyone tried anything to interact with this area/creature? Sacrificing other players in that room etc?
Or using the ceremonial blades or the sickle on it or another player
“That is not dead which can eternal lie,
And with strange aeons even death may die.”
― H.P Lovecraft
Oh wow, I play Oxhorn as a background radio while I play FO76, and at 5:19 (of this video), I picked up a holotape, and I heard two voices of Jeff Lane talking on top of each other. I check which holotape I picked up, and it was the "Interloper" in point pleasant. What a coincidence.
Best TH-camr for fallout lore thank you oxhorn for your work
"and some ants."
I love how he changes his tone there :)
hey oxhorn
just a little critic here:
the light of the power armors headlight is really small and dark
for dark videos you maybe should use the light of the pipboy to cover more space
it was kind of hard to see the things in this video
I belive that was the point. You know for the whole "horror setting" :D
13:35 - anyone else seeing a giant skull-shape in the water-suface pattern there?
Only looks like that from that particular spot on the ledge, so could be a completely accidental texture+angle coincidence.
Or might be very carefully planned that way.
...
Dun dun dunnnnnn(witch)
“Danger! Keep Out!”
Oxhorn: “let’s jump right in!”
Maybe that thing has some kind of relation with the mutation of Harold.
Harold has been exposed to FEV in marriposa m b
@@JohnSmith-ds1kh I think that the same or a similar mutation that Harold undergo happen to another human in West Virginia and mutated in that thing.
Yes there are a lot variants of FEV maybe some of it leaked into the ground
_haha... “lucky hole”_
Oooh good are you a 9 year old
Huh, huh...hole
@@JReed7560 oh god is spreading
@@tudorciubotaru7137 lol
ha ha, glory hole
Oh I’ve been waiting for this video, this place is so strange...
What strange is this shitty game
13:48 A SKYRIM REFERENCE? CAN'T BE, or can it? End of the thieves guild quest line is the reference I mean
Falmer eye mission?
This may have been one of my favorite locations and experiences in all of FO76. I really hope to see DLC for this. I could see this cult as a good way to introduce human NPCs. Maybe some of the cultist were hidden in another cave not yet discovered.
Note: I am good with no human NPCs upon release. But, as we "rebuild America" it would be nice to see more quests about rebuilding America. We could then start to see settlements being built up and NPCs starting to occupy them. The current state of the game is about defeating the scorched and exiting the vault. So it would make sense to start rebuilding after defeating the scorched (or greatly weakening).
So mothman and the intoloper are connected? I can't wait to see the next video about this
As I understand it (and I don't really do xD) mothman is keeping Appalachia safe from the interloper (or something like that)
@@Mr3ppozz That doesn't make any sense and if so why did mothmsn attack me 2 months ago
Maybe Mothman doesn't like you personally for some reason.
@@BigIron-yz9so there are more than one type of mothman... the wise mothman (the one you can summon) isn't hostile :p
Was Lucky Hole a Dunwich Borers site? same odd statues just more of them. and the lovecraftian creature the type of thing they would have been interested in.
I also found the first passage to the chem station, but I missed the second passage. oxhorn, thank you for being so thorough.
Two notes so:
first in the chained room at the begining can spawn a power armor
and second the mine is doted with lead and crystal veins. more then anything I have seen so far.
My metal faces!!! Thank you Ox!!! They are in more places like the tree with cave crickets inside with the crystal and gold veins. Please look into these further sir. Wish I had the time to do it myself.
This place was really weird, but did enjoy the lovecraftian reference
*Sign: "Abandoned Mine - Keep Out."* Oxhorn: "I'm going to do the opposite of that." *Immediately keeps out.*
*"Shub-Niggurath, The Black Goat of the Woods with a Thousand Young"*
First-born of the woods?
That's a Dark Young right there...
"What are those?" *referring to legs
That made me laugh way to hard!
Poison?They Bled themselves dry!They Cut themselves Open with the Sickle,Bled Into the Glasses and "Fed" him the Blood!
Hmm maybe. 🤔
That occurred to me, too!
In sensing a dunwitch and tentical monster connection Bethesda needs to flesh this out more, anything associated with Dunwitch has un nerved me since the book in fallout 3 the obelisk under the Dunwitch house
not gonna lie has given me nightmares
"Why did they want to explore the mine? What did they expect to find down here?"
Lead, Oxhorn, they were just farming ammo.
That little squel when the tendrils moved made me laugh.
my theory is...it could be tied to "Dunwich Company"....
my personal theory is that the faces keep the monster stuck there. they are all pointed towards the monster, and it looks like it would be quite dangerous if it woke up.
For some reason while watching this on my phone I turned on my playstation 4 and it was playing the video on radio tower 3sm-u81
"open the way" makes me think it's a Yog'sothoth thing.
It's almost a reference to The Shunned House by Lovecraft, where an abandoned house has a horrible history of illness and death and at the end of the book the main character uncovers a monstrous forearm in the dirt celler. Clearly this connects to the Dunwich Burrowers place in Fallout 4, maybe it's a race of beings? The face we find in the Dunwich mine isn't the creature itself but maybe an icon, which means whatever makes that place home is still buried and wasn't uncovered in time before the war.
Ooooo i love it when Bethesda add this Lovecraftian references to the game.
Thank you for the visual guide on how to actually find this place.
It's the sounds that follow you in the mines that are among the creepiest details in this mine
When that thing moved, I instinctively started shooting at it, I was legit scared xD
I’ve never played fallout, don’t really know the story either but I just feel so relaxed watching your videos. Sometimes I even just listen as I go to bed! If you ever start doing audiobooks let me know 😂
There is one of those metal faces even in fallout 4, it's found near an alter used by a pre war murder cult as well as a cultist blade legendary weapon. It one of the more haunted locations in fallout 4. It's a mine controlled by raiders called Dunwich Borers, it's very spooky, to locate these items you will need to be underwater for a time, not long enough to be fatal if you don't dawdle.
Found a random encounter at Whitespring putting green a semi circle of three cultist, one had a note wanting to know if a sister acolyte wanted to go and pray to the holy mothman. A second cultist brother acolyte had an acceptance note saying her father was also attending. All three were wearing cultist bindings.
That note in the blackboard... I though it was related to the "Karma" round in the Srynge Rifle
Haters-ThErEs No StOrY
Oxhorn-Hold my cigar.
Lol
@skullpull 101 That ends up being my monopolistic ISP as often as not.
Oh cool, a hole in the ground. Very nice Bethesda.
Fallout 76 is an RPG. It's a Rotten Piece of Garbage.
Of course a clopper thinks Fallout 76 is good.
WAIT THERE'S A GIANT CREATURE DOWN THERE? I haven't been to this location yet so wow!
18:00
It's alive.... IT'S ALIIIIIIVE!!!!
I don't know why but I love 76 lore but don't really care for playing it.
I respect that. It is much more difficult to piece together lore in this game than the others.
Same, it was the same case for Fallout 4. Ox covers so much that you dont notice when you play yourself, so i prefer watching him over playing myself.
Same. I got to level 107 and got a bit tired out of 76. But Ox still makes interesting content
ZaneTCN I don’t play it for the game, I play it for the lore.
It's because Oxhorn's a good story teller, adding the emotion this game sadly lacks and he's gotten very good at editing. Which helps cut out the tedium of the run here click, now run there click monotony the game design delivers. Oxhorn is the Rumplestiltskin of 76...
This reminds me of the dunwich boarers
Thanks Oxhorn, no one else explains how exactly the get into the room with the interloper
9:08
God, those poor Molemen sound like they're in so much pain. It makes me feel bad for them.
Something about this gets me thinking of the game Night in the Woods. I mean, obviously, the Lovecraftian trope of creepy cults in mines and caves worshiping eldritch demons is not new, it's something we've seen in other Fallout games previously. I guess it's just the fact that there are more explicit references to the forest, to poison, to springs of water that may be creating the association in my mind.
*Cough* Treeminders *Cough* Harold *Cough*
Update: I was wrong, but you can understand why I say that, right? Also I think that beast is supposed to be a reference to Cthulhu, based off of appearance
I know there's no way its true, but I have a theory.
This thing is what turned Harold into a tree. This is the parent of Bob/Herbert.
The girl is the high priestess from the last video on the cult and the moth man the totem outside is a direct correlation not sure if there are any metal heads down in the mine but might be a good idea to find. Or maybe look for.
There seems to be some sort of mining cult. There's also a cult in one of the mines in fallout 4
I haven't been able to put time into fallout 76 so I welcome these videos because even once I get to these places I always miss information
hey Ox great video! you can find another of those metal faces in the cricket cave that's part of the giant tree in tangara town. its buried at the bottom of the cave.
I wonder if the recurring saying, "War never changes," is because it has been the same war for thousands or millions of years - between Lovecraftian gods of Chaos, as they vie for greater influence over the physical world. A Great Game even bigger than the one Lockhart referred to.
Or maybe it's just a repeating homage to Lovecraft.
I really appreciate these videos because they add so much more flavor to the world that seems dead after finishing the story missions.
Hey Ox, not sure if you've figured this out yet, but this seems to be Elder Scrolls easter eggs, and they're scattered throughout the Fallout series. They're the same bronze faces we've seen in other places like the Dunwich Borers tunnels and on the sides of some buildings, etc. The vines can be found in other places in 76 too, connected to strange totems. They seem to be a reference to the Dwemer or maybe Lorkhan. Probably some one of the Elder Scrolls gods at least, considering they refer to it as "interloper", which is usually used to refer to gods from foreign pantheons. Maybe they're trying to suggest some kind of dimensional connection between the two worlds to Mundus that has gotten stronger since the bombs dropped, I don't know. Maybe you should also do Elder Scrolls lore videos?
Elder scrolls or Fallout, Bethesda loves them huge imposing faces and heads. Why don't they sell them in the atomic shop as a camp decoration I wonder.
i think the "turtle" on the plaque is a mining helmet. the "head" is a beam of light and the "legs" are straps. the giant heads looks alot like the dragonpriest masks or dwemer masks from skyrim.
The dunwich bore I think this is the continuation of the dunwich
Fallout 3: Dunwich Mansion, where we find a totem used to destroy the Krivbeknih
Fallout 4: Dunwich Borers, where we have visions of a cult and find the first of those faces
Fallout 76: This
Can't wait for the next Fallout game, we'll probably have to fight that thing and its brethren
“Priestess of the wood”
Sounds like like a movie I saw once 🥁 🤣
Bless you, Oxhorn. Finding the beauty in this game and sharing it so I don't waste my money on this good. ...Looks like what we now think of when we think of a Wendigo. The totems, at least. And I think people agree. I Googled to make sure I spelled it right and one of the auto finishes was "Fallout 76". But they don't usually have that....face you saw in any form of lore. Corrupted by radiation? The followers do something to it? Or just Fallouts way of taking something that has become popular thanks to newly found public interest thanks to media and making it just unique enough that it's recognizable but refreshingly different?
This video had a strong H.P. Lovecraft vibe...
it will be interesting to see , if this opens a new quest in upcoming DLC ....should be quite a battle with some great loot and rewards
I love how ya just were causally scaling a cliff like many real vault dwellers do when bored
Could this be another "Harold-like" creature? The note that reads "he is the one that came before". Maybe he came to be before the bombs? Product of some experiment?
It appears something out of the Cthulhu mythos, true, but the tree references to me in the fallout universe usually had to do with Harold...
I’m surprised he didn’t mention the face in the mine in Fallout 4 with that dagger that does poison damage. The face is at the bottom of a whole filled with water
It would have been nice if ox explored some of the Lovecraft mythos like with the elder folk of the Cuthulu mythos, I'm no cultist but I do enjoy some cosmic horror
10:21 is this a reference to peter denying jesus three times?
Did you mean to say Peter denying Jesus?
@@KK-qm1mr yes I edited to peter denying jesus.
Pretty sure that eldritch horror was a sleeping Cthulu
When there’s a Dwarven Head in fallout. Someone must’ve been working on Elderscrolls 6
Hey Ox! Thought and question. The metallic faces remind me of the one found at the bottom of the pit in the Dunwich Borers in FO4. Does it remind you of that too? And if so do you think those faces are related to that somehow?
That big ass thing could have been the most terrifying mutant in all of the wastes. It's size dwarfs even the Scorch queen, and it's design is Legitimately horrifying. So the question is, why is it buried in a hole and not thriving as a public event?
My coworker could tell you. He and his brother went through. Unfortunately, they used up all their healing items on the way in and got slaughtered by the respawned enemies on their way out.
This and the dunwich borers from 3 and theres a spot in 4 as well. Are all in homage to H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulu storylines. I could quote passages from them to sound smart and deep like the rest of the internet, but I vote that you read them yourself and enjoy. :)
I think the first time they got turned away, was at Med-Tek the guy in a nice suit who showed up asking about a tour.
I had crickets the first time I got to the mine rather than ants. Equally as hard to hit with 3 times the hit points. Future videos you may want to say "I saw" or "I got" when the enemy is random.
I love the stories Bethesda put into the game! Thank you for sharing Ox.
You're a goddamn hero for still playing Fallout 76, letting us see the lore without having to play ourselves.