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Werewolf Wally is a radio host for KPOW from Damonta.[1]

Background[ | ]

A jovial, extremely talkative man, Wally is a proud Damontan and consistently promotes it on the airwaves of eastern Arizona. Even when faced with certain death at the hands of the invading robotic menace, he remains defiant.

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This character is involved in quests.

Find a way to reach Damonta and set up a second radio repeater

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Behind the scenes[ | ]

Werewolf Wally is most likely based on Robert Weston Smith who was better known as radio host Davis Wolfman Jack.[1]

References[ | ]

  1. 1.0 1.1 Kickstarter update: "Ahoy there, weary traveler! This is Werewolf Wally, howlin' at you from radio station KPOW in heart of downtown Damonta! Are you tired? Hungry? Lost in the trackless reaches of the wastes? Then listen to this message from the Damonta Chamber of Commerce, and point your tired tootsies toward the friendliest little town in Arizona.
    Damonta has everything a weary traveler could wish for, motel, bar, garage, diner, fresh water, scenic attractions, the best oldies station in Arizona, and the biggest scavenging center in the west!
    Our little town grew up in the ruins of an old military facility known as the DAvis-MONThAn Air Force Base - hence the name - and that base is the secret of our vibrant economy. Its big old airplane graveyard is a magnet for scavengers and scrap-metal merchants from all over, and the tech we've taken from all those old planes, robots and buildings has given the town the highest standard of living in Arizona. Ever heard of air conditioning, folks? Well, we got it, and you won't believe how good it feels.
    Trade here in Damonta is a winter occupation, as radiation clouds seal off the town from most of its neighbors in the hot summer months, but even in the summer there is plenty to do here in the garden spot of the east. Scavenging goes on year round, there's always a shin-dig happening at the Fly-By Nightclub, and locals and tourists alike often visit the airplane graveyard just to look at the soaring skeletons of those old war-birds and the rusting hulks of those scary-looking robots.
    Heh heh. Don't worry, folks, they're perfectly safe. Haven't moved in years.
    And "perfectly safe" pretty much sums up all of Damonta, too. If you're here for trade, tourism, or just looking to settle down, remember, Damonta is the place to be! Tell 'em Werewolf Wally sent you! Till next time…"
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