Despite transforming into a Ghoul in Fallout 76 coming with some negative side effects, the benefits of a fully Feral Ghoul melee build arguably outweigh the negatives so far. While some aspects ...

A head of Fallout 76’s new playable Ghoul character officially releasing in March 2025, this upcoming feature is currently available to playtest on Fallout 76’s Public Test Server. While the ...

The new Ghoul character, which is launching in early 2025 in Fallout 76, has a bunch of helpful features. You can use human perks alongside new ghoul perks, and you don't need any food or water to ...

Fallout 76 introduces a wide array of new areas to explore in the Ghoul Within update. Most of them are in the northeastern most quadrant of the map; interestingly enough, one of them is down in ...

Hit level 50 in Fallout 76 after the update lands, and you'll be given the 'opportunity' to turn into a ghoul through a story-driven questline that sees you meet up with a team of researchers and ...

The first step is the easiest — or hardest — step to become a Ghoul in Fallout 76. You need to be level 50! You can just buy a Level Boost if you have the spare Atoms, or just grind it out.

Turning into a ghoul doesn't completely change Fallout 76, nor does it fix some of its rougher edges. I still get disconnected more times than I care to talk about, ...

The decision to become a Ghoul in Fallout 76 isn’t just about gaining cool abilities or a striking new look. It’s a choice that comes with intriguing narrative consequences—both good and bad.

To become a Ghoul in Fallout 76, players will need to reach level 50. After doing so, they’ll be able to access a quest in which they help an NPC become a Ghoul.

Bethesda announced in June 2024 that an update to Fallout 76 would allow them to become a ghoul. The Fallout TV show features Walton Goggins as The Ghoul, and he became a fan-favorite.

The Fallout 76 ghoul update is live now on the Public Test Server. You can get the game at a 75% discount as part of the Steam Winter Sale, which ends Thursday January 2.

Turning into a ghoul in Fallout 76 will make you immune to radiation – in fact, soaking up rads will actually heal you, bestowing the 'glow' on you at 100% HP and above.