Covenant is a location and possible settlement in the Commonwealth in 2287.

Background

A small village boasting pre-War architecture founded by a group of settlers who've made the site their home. The friendly inhabitants of the settlement are responsible for the overall pristine condition of the town's infrastructure. They attempt to attract traders to the settlement to keep it running and allow it to grow.^{[Non-game 1]}

Sometime following the Broken Mask incident, Doctor Roslyn Chambers and her scientific team arrived at Covenant with the intention to turn the settlement into a refuge for people who have suffered at the hands of the Institute's synths.^[2][3][4] She convinced the residents of the town to help with her work and subsequently set up a lab with her personnel inside a utility area in the nearby sewers, locally known as the Compound. From there, Chambers and her scientists attempt to discover and flush out the secret Institute agents widely feared and despised by the inhabitants of the Commonwealth.^[5]

Following the doctor's arrival, the town of Covenant's reputation and splendor were tainted by the development of a strong anti-synth sentiment within the community, and it became a trap for outsiders unlucky enough to become part of Chambers' experiments.

The settlers support the Compound's mission of validating a psychological assessment that is meant to identify synths.^[6] This assessment is called the SAFE test and is the focus of a continuous experiment whereby visitors to Covenant are screened and are possibly later kidnapped, interrogated, and killed in order to discover how effective the SAFE test is at identifying synths. Those who the SAFE test designates "probable synths" are also subject to interrogation and torture in an attempt to further refine their assessment.^[7]

Any belongings, goods, or junk left behind by kidnapped travelers are looted by Dr. Chambers' men and turned over to Penny for sale. Despite these ill-gotten gains, the low prices deliberately set in order to attract travelers mean her shop is unable to make an overall profit. As a result, the town has a deficit of 250 caps.^[8]

Layout

Covenant is a small settlement along the eastern shore of Mystic Lake, inhabited by nine people, one visitor, a Mister Handy named Deezer and a house cat named Dora. There is a large wall surrounding the whole settlement with nine heavy machine gun turrets on small wooden platforms. Inside the wall are four houses and a small garden. The houses are intact as if they had barely been touched by the Great War. The Sole Survivor may comment on this by saying that all the buildings look almost pre-War.

There is a workbench in a shack near the garden. Three of the buildings will be locked at various times, but the inhabitants will occasionally go in and out the doors of every building and they can then be followed without needing to resort to lockpicking. They do not leave the room while they are aware the Sole Survivor is inside, but they may still close the door behind them and lock the Sole Survivor in if the player character is hidden.

The guesthouse (last house on the left when entering from the main gate) contains a bed that can be freely used by the player. The containers in this house can be used for storage without the items becoming owned by the settlement and the items in this house can be freely taken even if one is not allied to the settlement. There are a few other unowned junk items up for grabs, mostly around the backs and sides of the houses, and some near the workshop. The cabinet under the toolbox in the workshop shack can also be freely used as a container. There is a farm plot with 7 corn, 5 tato, and several mutfruit (including an owned wild mutfruit), which are cultivated by the settlers and will respawn. Apart from the "owned" wild mutfruit these can be freely harvested by the player. There is a water pump beside the main gate.

Inhabitants

Notable loot

• Justice - A unique combat shotgun that can be bought from Penny Fitzgerald.
• Destroyer's helmet - Also sold by Penny.
• Penny's ledger note - Found on the safe in Penny's shop.
• Covenant shop key - Carried by Penny and Patricia Montgomery, and found inside Penny's cash register.
• SAFE report - Found on the desk in the office building.
• Covenant office key - Carried by Jacob Orden and Brian Fitzgerald, and found in a desk inside the office.
• Raider report and another copy of the SAFE report - Found in a wall/floor safe hidden behind a crate in the office building.
• Two Covenant reminder notes - One in the first house on the left, the other in a bin at Penny Fitzgerald's place. Will prompt the Sole Survivor to make a comment.
• Covenant house key - Carried by most inhabitants, and found on Jacob's nightstand next to his bed.
• Jacob's password - A note in his house, on the nightstand next to his bed. Gives access to his office terminal.
• Map to Compound - Carried by Ted Huntley.
• Join the Railroad holotape - Found in the trash can next to the door in the house with the three beds and radio.
• Caravan details - Given to the player character by Honest Dan during Human Error.
• An overdue book - Found in a toilet behind the shop.
• A leveled suit of power armor - Found northwest of Covenant in the lake, under the water, near the tail of the crashed Vertibird.

Related quest

• Human Error

Notes

• It is possible to settle in Covenant if the player completes Human Error.
  • If the Sole Survivor sides against the Compound then returns after completion, it will initiate a battle with the residents and settlers, after which it is possible to use the workshop. In order to take the settlement, everyone must be killed, except Dora and Deezer.
  • If the Sole Survivor decides to side with Covenant and completes the quest with dialogue options, then the town will allow the Sole Survivor to join without any conflict. Speak to Jacob Orden to obtain access to the workshop.
    • Only Huntley and the generic settlers can be assigned to tasks.
    • Dr. Patricia will show as assigned as a doctor, but cannot be reassigned.
    • Talia, Swanson and Dr. Patricia can not be traded with. Penny can only be traded with outside of store hours (as is normal for shop keeper NPCs), including on her lunch break in the office. Dr. Patricia can not be traded with even out of hours; she is effectively on duty as a doctor 24 hours a day.
    • After allying with the settlement, new dialogue will be heard from the residents, in which they are much more open about Covenant's activities and goals.
    • Defense rating will be zero unless additional defenses are built.
    • There is insufficient food (8 vs 9 needed) and water (3 vs 9 needed) for the existing population.
    • Items, objects, containers and beds (except the lone wild mutfruit) will all show as green - not considered owned - and can be freely taken or used, provided there has been no hostile action with the Compound.
    • Both Orden and Penny will state the shop will now offer "special deals" to the player character. It is unclear if this is actually the case.
    • From this point on, Compound residents including Dr. Chambers can be openly killed without affecting relations with Covenant.
      • Hostility to the Compound will revert object and item ownership to their initial states as when first entering Covenant.
      • Hostility to the Compound may affect interactions between Covenant turrets and dismissed companions - see Bugs.
• It is not possible to claim Covenant as a raider outpost without the use of console commands.
• Nick Valentine, Preston Garvey, Piper Wright, Curie, Deacon and John Hancock disapprove if they are accompanying the player character when they enter Covenant for the first time after passing the SAFE test. Robert MacCready, Cait and Strong will approve of doing so.
• Even though Curie states: "What a pleasant little place, we should go in yes?" she dislikes actually entering the town.
• It is possible for Covenant to be a randomly selected settlement for the Feeding the Troops mission if Human Error has already been completed and become an allied settlement. Taking the crops by any means will result in a loss of allied settlement status. This includes access to the workshop and all allied perks.
• The robot Deezer will not become hostile unless it is individually attacked or damaged.
• Although they will fire on enemies (and turrets built by the player), the turrets on the walls cannot be moved and do not contribute any defense points to it. Nor can they be repaired or replaced in their previous location if destroyed.
• One can use the Build screen to store all stealable items in the workshop and thereafter they will no longer be stolen items.
• There is a wild mutfruit plant in a corner of the small garden which remains "owned" even after making Covenant an allied settlement. Being seen while harvesting the crops in the garden and picking from this plant will result in all the settlers becoming hostile.
• It is possible to encounter Amelia Stockton before discovering Covenant or meeting Old Man Stockton. If one does this and decides to free her, the related quest step from Human Error will show as having been completed and the step to talk to Old Man Stockton will be presented, but the player will not be given the Human Error quest, and everyone in Covenant will react to the player character as if encountering them for the first time. This will allow the player to start the Human Error quest from the beginning and will not immediately register the completed steps. The player will not have the option to inform Honest Dan that they have already located and rescued Amelia Stockton upon meeting him. It is currently unknown how the residents of Covenant will react if the player chooses not to free Amelia Stockton or if the associated quest step will automatically complete itself upon receipt.
• With the Vault-Tec Workshop add-on, building a Vault-Tec Population Management System allows one to assign a settler as a doctor without building a clinic store.
• Entering Covenant by jumping over the fence (or landing within, or near, the walls in a Vertibird) results in all settlers turning permanently hostile to the player.
  • Likewise, if the Covenant gate is open and the player walks in without taking the GOAT, the settlers and Honest Dan will become hostile to the player.
  • This hostility does not appear to be cleared by the normal method of waiting three in-game days to re-enter the cell.
• The middle bed of the three beds in the guest house is unowned and can be slept in without being allied to the settlement.
• A small number of items around the settlement are marked as unowned, including Talia's tools and other items near the workbench, many items in the back alleys and along the outer edges of the walls, and most items in the guest house.
• There are G.O.A.T. posters with people in Vault 101 jumpsuits in Covenant.
• Inside one of the houses, where Jacob Orden often can be found, there is a small-sized radio (almost half of a normal-sized radio).
• If the residents spot the player trespassing inside of any of the lockable houses (anywhere except the guest house), they may shout a warning. If the player does not leave that lockable house, the residents will become hostile.
• Dora, Deezer, Honest Dan, and Dr. Patricia display as green (friendly) in V.A.T.S. (unless attacked). Most other residents may frequently display as red (hostile) even though they do not attack.
• If the residents are left alive and the the Minutemen ending is completed, settlers will mention how some people from Covenant fought alongside the Minutemen when destroying the Institute.^[9][10]
• Due to the large unscrappable buildings, the development area within the walls is very limited. Outside the walls, there is also limited build area, though there is enough space to craft a trade caravan post along the east side.
• Covenant appears in Fallout Shelter in the limited-time quest Convenient Covenant, part of the Major Players quest line during the season Synthetic Identity. It uses the same exterior theme as Filly and shares little story similarity with its appearance in Fallout 4.

Companion comments

• When at this location, companions make comments, which are activated at the gate exterior.

Location comments
Character	Comment
Cait	"This place kind of reminds me of home... it's just missin' the abusive parents and the years of psychological torment."
Codsworth	"This place is actually quite quaint. Minus the prison walls of course!"
Curie	"Oh, what a pleasant little place. We should go in, yes?"
Danse	"Looks suspiciously like a prison camp. We should proceed with caution."
Deacon	"Covenant. For a new settlement, it's looking pretty good. I've been meaning to pay a visit."
John Hancock	"What kinda place you gotta take a test to enter?"
Nick Valentine	"Covenant. Never did feel terribly welcome here."
Piper Wright	"Always thought something was a bit... off, about Covenant. I mean, what good's an entry exam against Raiders?"
Preston Garvey	"This place seems to be doing all right on it's own. Makes you wonder what kind of deals they've made."
Robert MacCready	"If paranoia started to fall like rain, this place would need to build an ark."
X6-88	"This is the place with the so-called synth detector test. That's almost funny."

Appearances

Covenant appears in Fallout 4. It also appears in Fallout Shelter during the multi-stage quest line Major Players.

Bugs

Covenant is a particularly buggy location, in many cases due to internal logic errors in how the settlement, and its related quests, were designed and coded.

• PC If the game does not completely load upon approaching Covenant and the player character walks through the doorway before the doors load in, the town will be hostile.^[verified]
• PC After completing the quest by killing Dr. Roslyn Chambers while Honest Dan is with the player character, one can repeatedly receive the reward of 300 caps by walking away and restarting the dialogue with him.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 4 Xbox One If one first discovers Covenant after completing Nuclear Family or any variant of The Nuclear Option, the settlement will act as if the player character has already completed the "SAFE" test and welcomes them with open arms. Any quests that are associated with Covenant are not able to be completed.^[verified]
• Playstation 4 When approaching Covenant for the first time, if the Sole Survivor speaks with Swanson and agrees to take the test they will be asked to take a seat. If the player character does not sit down straight away, once they return to the seat, it is possible Swanson will not be present in his normal position seated at the desk. If the player character then sits down the SAFE Test will begin but because Swanson is not present and one will hear him ask the first question but will not be able to answer, leaving the player character stuck in the chair.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 4 Xbox One Having Tesla coils installed in a suit of power armor will randomly zap NPCs in the town, causing them to turn aggressive. It can happen during conversations.^[verified]
  • The reason for this is that resident NPCs are frequently (but randomly and incorrectly) flagged as hostile. This can be seen in VATS. Despite being flagged as hostile they are not aggressive to the player character unless attacked.
• PC Playstation 4 Xbox One If the original inhabitants of Covenant have been killed, any remaining turrets in Covenant will be hostile towards new turrets built by the player character and hostiles. They are not hostile to the player character unless the player character attacked the turrets. ^[verified]
  • The turrets do not react to the player character killing the residents, if the combat was initiated by the player character rather than initiated by the residents.
    • In this case, it is possible to meet Defense requirements for the settlement by building and assigning guard posts and still keep the existing turrets functional.
  • PC The turrets can be removed permanently by selecting them with the console opened, using disable and then markfordelete. The latter command permanently removes the selected object from the game for this savegame, so care should be taken that the turret was in fact selected.
  • The smoking ruins can also be removed in console by selecting them and then using disable and then markfordelete. Therefore it might not be necessary to remove the original turrets until they are actually destroyed. The platform remains to place a newly constructed turret.
  • PC Newly built turrets start firing upon the existing ones, provoking their retaliation. This is because the old ones are not included in either the workshop or player factions. If one selects the old Covenant turrets in the console individually and uses the command addtofaction 337f3 1 (WorkshopNPCfaction), the old turrets and the turrets built by the player will coexist peacefully. Old turrets may be unremovable still and will not contribute to settlement defense value. To make these results more reliable, one can also use the command addtofaction 1c21c 1 (the player faction, all constructed turrets belong to it), removefromfaction 74794 (CovenantHQSecurityfaction) and removefromfaction 62030 (Covenant faction).^{[verification overdue]}
• PC Playstation 4 Xbox One After completing the Human Error quest and acquiring Covenant as a settlement, all of the items and beds inside will still be marked as owned, making all settlers immediately hostile if anything is taken. This happens regardless of which path is taken in the quest, and applies to newly recruited (or moved) settlers, as well as the existing residents. If the settlers become hostile, the town happiness rating will quickly erode to zero. Even new settlers summoned by a recruitment beacon after killing all the old settlers will arrive already hostile.^[verified]
  • These items may be picked up by entering workshop mode and then selecting the "Store" option. Items will be transferred to the workbench and will not be marked as stolen. This also works for containers, both locked and unlocked.
  • The beds may be removed by placing a floor, moving the bed onto the floor and then scrapping the floor.^[verified]
  • Alternatively, the beds can be made usable by using the NPC Command function to assign a new settler to each bed in turn (it can be the same settler, moving from bed to bed). Once this is done, the beds are no longer marked as owned, and can be used by the player character and companions.
  • PC On PC, ownership of these items can manually be transferred by selecting each item individually and then using command setownership. This does not work for beds, but clearownership does.^{[verification overdue]}
  • PC Most resident aggression and item ownership problems after completing Human Error siding with Dan can be resolved by adding the player to the Covenant faction through the console command player.addtofaction 62030. This will not grant ownership of the settlement by itself, but can be used after forcefully claiming the workshop to address ownership problems (with the exception of some beds and a wild mutfruit) or before killing residents to turn Covenant into a peaceful, but unowned town.^{[verification overdue]}
  • PC For those who still wish to claim the settlement without violence, the proper way to do it is by clicking the workshop and using the console command cf "workshopscript.setownedbyplayer" 1. The player must still add themself to the Covenant faction via the console at some point after exiting from the Compound and before arriving to Covenant, if they do not wish to kill the default residents.^{[verification overdue]}
• PC Playstation 4 Xbox One The corpses of Covenant residents never disappear and periodically respawn their inventory.^[verified]
• Playstation 4 Covenant may un-ally itself, meaning the workshop and its contents become inaccessible, supply lines are voided and settlers can no longer be interacted with. Companions sent to Covenant may disappear.^[verified]
• PC Xbox One If the player character searches Stockton's Caravan before they get the lemonade from Deezer, they will not be able to progress the story through Honest Dan.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 4 The root cause of some of the turret problems is that the Covenant turrets are incorrectly assigned to the Compound faction, CovenantHQSecurityFaction, not to the Covenant settlement faction, CovenantFaction. This means when the player character and companions (including Honest Dan) return to Covenant from fighting in the Compound, the turrets will be hostile to the them even if they sided with Chambers in the end. If the turrets target the player character, Covenant residents who have the "helps allies" trait will also attack them, and if one fights back that will trigger hostility of all Covenant residents (except Deezer and Dora).^[verified]
  • Due to this bug, if one makes no decision in the dialogue with Dr. Chambers (avoiding or escaping the dialogue), Honest Dan will join the player character next time they go to Covenant and will immediately attack the turrets, usually triggering an all out battle.
• PC Playstation 4 If a companion is dismissed at Covenant, after having been in conflict with the Compound, the turrets and the companion will fight until the turrets are destroyed. Swanson will join in as he "helps allies" and is allied to the turret's faction (though not part of it himself). If Swanson is attacked, the whole town will join in. Neither the companion nor Swanson can be permanently killed, and will constantly get up in this battle.^[verified]
• PC Playstation 4 If a radiant quest of the "Defend (Location Name)" type occurs at Covenant, the NPC audio dialogues for the settlers may not play. Furthermore, it may be impossible to turn the quest in to Jacob Orden.^[verified]
• Playstation 4 Jacob Orden may remain silent (including no mouth animation) on multiple occasions, including when speaking to the Sole Survivor when giving a radiant quest, when being spoken to about requesting aid (if Preston Garvey has given the radiant quest), and when speaking to him to get the reward after said quests. The Sole Survivor also may not speak, though this is inconsistent. The conversation can still be resolved by waiting for the speech prompt (choosing a positive reaction is always safe if one cannot hear the question).^{[verification overdue]}

Gallery

See also

• Generic dialogue at Covenant

References

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Freeway pileup · Garage alcove · General Atomics outlet · Graygarden homestead · Guns Guns Guns · Handy Eats · Hardware store · Hawthorne Estate · Hoarder's apartment · Hollowed-out rock · Holy Mission Congregation · Hub 360 · Jamaica Plain Town Hall basement · Jimbo's Tower · Joe's Spuckies · Joe's Spuckies sandwich shop · Kellogg's house · Kendall Parking · L Street bathhouse · Lexington Bank · Lexington Pharmacy · Lil' Gentry playground · Long Wharf · Madden's Gym · Raider platforms (Cambridge) · Malden drainage · Malden police station · Marlborough house · Marowski's chem lab · Mass Chemical · Mass Pike Tunnel · Mean Pastries · Milton parking garage · Mole rat den · Nahant Bar and Restaurant · Natick power station · North End graveyard · Northwest house · Atlantic · Parking garage · Paul Revere House · Paul Revere Monument · Pearwood Residences · Pinelli's Bakery · Pinnacle Highrise · Pizza parlor · Plumber's Secret · Prospect Hill · Prost Bar · Quincy apartments · Quincy church · Quincy diner · Quincy pharmacy · Raider back-alley camp · Raider shack · Red Rocket (Glowing Sea) · Root cellar · Rusting ship and stilt cabin · Rusty tractor · Science Center gift shop · Shanty store · Shenley's Oyster Bar · Sleepwalker's place · Slocum's Joe · Sniper's hideout · Sole Survivor's house · South Boston Church · South Fens Tower · Sullivan's · The Dig · The Hole in the Wall · The Switchboard · Ticker Tape Lounge · Train car · Trinity Church · UFO crash site · Union Man's Circle · Union's Hope Cathedral · University Credit Union · Valenti station · Vitale pumphouse · Walden Drugs (Cambridge) · Walden Drugs (Concord) · Warren Theater · Water filtration caps stash · Water Street apartments · Baxter building · Western Bell vessel · Workhouse · Wright's Inn Far Harbor unmarked locations Acadia National Park · Basement armory · Emmet's Causeway · Kawaketak Station · Pump control · Red Death Island · Webster Creek Hospital Nuka-World unmarked locations Bear cave · Cappy's Cafe · Employee tunnels · Nuka-Cade · Nuka-World access tunnels Add-on locations Automatron Fort Hagen hangar · RobCo Sales & Service Center (The Mechanist's lair) Far Harbor The Island · Acadia · Aldersea Day Spa · Atom's Spring · Beaver Creek Lanes · Briney's Bait and Tackle · Brooke's Head Lighthouse · Children of Atom shrine · Cliff's Edge Hotel · Cranberry Island Bog · Cranberry Island Docks · Cranberry Island supply shed · Dalton farm · DiMA's cache · Eagle's Cove Tannery · Eden Meadows Cinemas · Echo Lake Lumber · Far Harbor · Fringe Cove docks · Glowing Grove · Haddock Cove · Harbor Grand Hotel · Horizon Flight 1207 · Huntress Island · Kitteredge Pass · Longfellow's cabin · MS Azalea · Nakano residence · National Park campground · National Park visitor's center · National Park HQ · Northwood Ridge Quarry · Oceanarium · Old pond house · Pine Crest Cavern · Radiant crest shrine · Rayburn Point · Red Death Island · Rock Point camp · Ruined church · Ruined radio tower · Southwest Harbor · The Nucleus · The Vessel · Vault 118 · Vim! Pop factory · Waves Crest Orphanage · Wind farm maintenance · Zephyr Ridge camp Vault-Tec Workshop Vault 88 · University Point Pharmacy Nuka-World Nuka-World · Galactic Zone · (Nuka-Galaxy · Vault-Tec: Among the Stars · RobCo Battlezone · Starlight Interstellar Theater · Starport Nuka) · Dry Rock Gulch · (Dry Rock Gulch employee area · Dry Rock Gulch Theater · Doc Phosphate's Saloon · Mad Mulligan's Minecart Coaster · Main Street · Ol' Sugartop) · Safari Adventure · (Angry Anaconda · Cappy's treehouse · Jungle Journey Theater · Safari Adventure primate house · Safari Adventure reptile house · Welcome Center) · Kiddie Kingdom · (Carousel · Blast Off! · Candy Town Playground · Employee tunnels · Ferris Wheel · Fun House · King Cola's Castle · King Cola's Court · Nuka-Racers · Teacups) · Nuka-Town USA · (Bradberton Amphitheater · Cola-cars arena · Cappy's Cafe · Fizztop Grille · Fizztop Mountain · Nuka-Cade · Nuka-Town backstage · Nuka-Town market · Nuka-World access tunnels · The Parlor) · Nuka-Cola bottling plant · (Secure beverageer lab · World of Refreshment) · Bradberton · Bradberton overpass · Dunmore homestead · Evan's home · Grandchester Mystery Mansion · Hubologist's camp · Morton residence · Northpoint reservoir · Nuka-World junkyard · Nuka-World power plant · Wixon's Shovel Museum Parentheses () denote sub-locations, bold denotes main locations, italics denotes unmarked locations.

v · d · e Settlement management in Fallout 4 Overview Available locations Abernathy farm · Boston Airport · Bunker Hill · Coastal cottage · County crossing · Covenant · Croup Manor · Egret Tours Marina · Finch farm · Graygarden · Greentop Nursery · Hangman's Alley · Home Plate · Jamaica Plain · Kingsport Lighthouse · Murkwater construction site · Nordhagen Beach · Oberland station · Outpost Zimonja · Red Rocket truck stop · Sanctuary Hills · Somerville Place · Spectacle Island · Starlight Drive In · Sunshine Tidings co-op · Taffington boathouse · Tenpines Bluff · The Castle · The Slog · Warwick homestead Automatron The Mechanist's lair Far Harbor Dalton farm  · Echo Lake Lumber  · National Park visitor's center  · Longfellow's cabin Vault-Tec Workshop Vault 88 Nuka-World Nuka-World Red Rocket Resources People  · Food  · Water  · Power  · Defense  · Beds  · Happiness Gameplay Resourcing · Construction · Exploits · Supply lines Workbenches Workshop · Armor workbench · Chemistry station · Cooking station · Nuka-mixer station  · Power armor station · Robot workbench  · Weapons workbench Settlement elements Items and improvements Special improvements · Merchant stores · Power · Resources · Defense · Crafting stations · Furniture · Decorations Special characters The Scribe · Doc Anderson · Anne Hargraves · Ron Staples · Vault-Tec rep · Rylee · Smiling Larry