Buried With Honor is one of the five drop or daily quests which are available in the Toxic Valley region of Fallout 76. Compared to quests like Big Game Hunt, the quest is much easier. Note that if you’re doing the Bureau of Tourism quest, both that quest and this one require visiting Prickett’s Fort. Essentially, the Fallout 76 Buried With Honor quest involves burying human remains at the Philippi Battlefield Cemetery.
How to Complete the Fallout 76 Buried With Honor Drop Quest
The Fallout 76 Buried With Honor is a very straightforward quest to complete. To start the quest, you’ll need to go to Prickett’s Fort, the Civil War-era fort found in the Toxic Valley. The Fort itself is infested with ghouls. However, you shouldn’t need to head into the Fort proper. Rather, skirt the edge of the mesa until you find the museum area and reception cabin; two cabins facing each other on a lower area of the mesa, next to a derelict car park. It’s here that you should find the Curator.
The Curator is a unique Mister Handy who oversees Prickett’s Fort. Speaking to the robot will begin the Buried With Honor quest and give you the first objective. To begin with, you’ll need to head into Prickett’s Fort to retrieve human remains. This will most likely involve fighting through ghouls and/or irradiated insects. Once you have the remains, leave the fort and head south to the nearby Philippi Battlefield Cemetery.
When you arrive at the cemetery, look around for an open grave. When you find one, place the human remains in it. There should be a shovel near the grave which you can then use to bury them. Doing so will complete the quest. As a reward, you’ll get random ammo, aid items, and a plan, armour, mod, or weapon. There’s also a chance that you’ll get a legendary armour piece or weapon. Finally, you will get black powder ammo, which is what you need to use the Civil War-era black powder guns.