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If nothing else, you can take a beating! Assuming you'll be dealing with more than simple foul language hurled in your direction, gaining a permanent bolster to your Damage Resistance is just like having a thick skin of armor. A fantastic way to spend a Perk Point or five.Fallout 4 Vault Dweller's Survival Guide description

Toughness is an Endurance perk in Fallout 4.

Effects[]

Taking ranks of this perk increases Damage Resistance independent of any bonuses from armor.

Generally, the DR bonus from a single rank of this perk is less than would be obtained from a +1 increase to Endurance or an extra rank of the Armorer perk. This is because this perk's bonus has inverted scaling: each rank's DR bonus is flat (+10), the bonus is added to a sublinear scaling factor (such that 20 is less than twice as helpful as 10), and the bonus is also flat in respect to the player's base statline (i.e. the DR provided by this perk is strictly flat, whereas the DR provided by leveled armor is scaled based on level.) The flat bonus is also very small compared to the bonus from an additional rank of Armorer (which also provides other benefits, like ER) or an extra point of Endurance (which provides extra durability relative to level.)

Ranks[]

Rank Requirements Description Form ID
1 END 1 If nothing else, you can take a beating! Instantly gain +10 damage resistance. 0004A0AB
2 END 1, LVL 9 You now have +20 damage resistance. 0004A0AE
3 END 1, LVL 18 You now have +30 damage resistance. 0004A0AF
4 END 1, LVL 31 You now have +40 damage resistance. 00065E5D
5 END 1, LVL 46 You now have +50 damage resistance. 00065E5E

Notes[]

In each respective game, the chest emblem has a number signifying a vault. Fallout and Fallout 2 each have a 13 on them, representing Vault 13. In Fallout 3, the chest emblem has a 101, representing Vault 101. In Fallout New Vegas it is a 21, representing Vault 21. And in Fallout 4, the Vault Boy's chest emblem has a 111 on it, signifying Vault 111.

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