
Fallout 76 Cultist Locations Guide: Best Places to Find Cultists
The cultists of the Cult of the Mothman are featured heavily this season in Fallout 76, and there are plenty of places to find them through the Appalachia. Let's go into some of he best places to find Cultists to save you some time if you're hunting them.
Fallout 76 Cultist Locations
The main location for cultists revolves around Point Pleasant, the pre-war site of many Mothman sightings. Point Pleasant is where the original Cult of the Mothman started before it moved to Lucky Hole Mine to survive a catastrophic flood, and then later, the dropping of the bombs. Since then the cult has spread throughout Appalachia and beyond.
Cultist settlements or camps can be found on the map with the cultist icon, which is a skull with ritual dressings and horns.
- Mothman Museum and Point Pleasant
- Blake's Offering
- Clancy Manor
- Ingram Mansion
- Johnson's Acre
- Kanawha County Cemetery
- The Lantern Mentioned
- Lucky Hole Mine
- Moth-Home
- Sacrament
- Sunken Church near Raleigh Clay's Bunker
Unnamed Cultist Locations
These are locations you can possibly find cultists, but they do not appear on your map of Appalachia.
- Altar on the southern edge of the Ash Heap
- Small camp and suicide ritual at Old Mold Quarry
- Shrine South of the Crater
- Shrine East of Bleeding Kate's Grindhouse
- Shrine East of Transmission Station 1AT-U03
- Sacrifice Altar West of the Billings Homestead
Former Cultist Locations
These former camps of the Cult of the Mothman are great for those who want to dig more into the lore of Fallout 76.
- Big Maw
- Helvetia
- Landview Lighthouse
Cultists can also be encountered during the seasonal event "The Mothman Equinox" where the two sects of the Cult duke it out. Daily Ops - Cultist will pit you against a variety of members, including the Cultist Prophet, who can only be encountered during the daily ops or "The Mothman Equinox."
Those are all the places you can find cultists, both dead and alive. Need help hunting something else in Fallout 76? Check out our guide vault for more advice and information.
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