They are filtered by category for easy navigation.Įach of the SPECIAL stats has associated perks that can be equipped, though you don't need to choose the perk with the corresponding SPECIAL stat you increased. This card doesn't have to be from the stat you just increased, so you can take a perk specialising in one-handed weapon damage, even though you just increased Charisma. There's usually a new type of card per SPECIAL rank, though this is not always the case. Points are no longer obtained once you reach level 50, so spend the points wisely.Īlso upon levelling up, you'll be able to choose a perk card. Whenever you level up, you'll be able to rank up a single stat by one, to a maximum of 15. This time, you begin with 1 point in each, rather than create your own character with a certain build. Much like all the other Fallout games, the chief stats of Strength, Perception, Endurance, Charisma, Intelligence, Agility, and Luck, are all the major stats that govern how your individual perks work. This is perhaps the biggest change with how Fallout 76 plays compared to previous Fallout games, so we'll now go into just want the cards do and how to obtain them.
Those looking for a beginner's guide to get started with the Fallout 76 should have a look at our Fallout 76 guide. This Fallout 76 perk cards guide will have more on exactly how to obtain them and what you need to do to upgrade them, along with the full list of all the perk cards and their subsequent effects by rank. There are a ton of these in the game, some requiring an increase in rank to get more out of them. Instead of choosing one permanent skill at every level, you get perk cards that can be equipped at any time, upgraded to increase their effectiveness, and even shared with your buddies at any point provided you have the Charisma.
One of the more drastic changes in Fallout 76 is in it's revamp of how perks work.
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