Unless you’re rolling with a build that seriously relies on you taking drugs and booze to get in the fight, if you see Healing Factor pop up as a mutation, you’ll want to keep it. Healing Factor offers +300 percent health regeneration, but causes chems to have a -55 percent effect. Mutants with these abilities will have powerful advantages in PvP combat against other players, PvE, or both. These mutations are extremely powerful and are objectively worth taking, even when you consider their built-in drawbacks. Even with the Starched Genes perch, that will clear your mutations. If you want to remove your mutations, head to the Whitesprings bunker and use their contamination chamber. You can unlock Starched Genes very early on in the Luck tree. Starched Genes allows you to take RadAway without cleansing yourself. You can take RadAway to regain access to that health, but it will also remove your mutation unless you also take the Starched Genes Perk Card and equip it. Radiation blocks off your health bar, causing you to have a smaller health pool. The best and most efficient way to develop mutations is to find a toxic waste zone these are especially common in the Toxic Valley region to the North, around Grafton. You can have more than one mutation at a time. Mutations kick in when your character takes radiation.
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In this guide, we’ll run down how to get mutations, how to keep your favorite mutations, and the effects of every mutation in the game so you know which ones to use and which to shed to suit your goals. Mutations are an excellent way to vary your character build and introduce new ways to play Fallout 76. Fallout 76 asks you to rebuild America, but no one says that you can’t do that while also being a sweet mutant who can run super fast, jump super high and fall from great heights.
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