U4GM - Fallout 76 Treasure Hunter Event: 10 Rare Item Drops to Watch For

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The Fallout 76 Treasure Hunter event is one of those special occasions that gets every seasoned Wastelander excited. Whether you're a long-time player or new to the game, these limited-time events offer a great chance to score rare **Fallout 76 items** that aren't always easy to find through regular gameplay.

As someone who's spent countless hours scavenging the scorched earth of Appalachia, I can confidently say that this event is worth the grind—especially if you're a collector or love customizing your camp and gear. During the Treasure Hunter event, you'll encounter Mole Miner Treasure Hunters roaming the map. Take them down, and you'll earn a Treasure Hunter's Pail that has a chance to contain some of the game's most coveted rewards.


Here are 10 rare item drops I’ve personally chased during the event and why you should watch for them too.

### 1. Arctic Marine Armor Helmet

This stylish piece of headgear doesn’t just look cool—it completes a highly desirable Marine Armor set. The Arctic version has a frosted white finish that sets it apart from standard gear. It’s a rare find, and I remember hunting over 40 Treasure Hunters before finally scoring mine.

### 2. Plan: Cattleprod

A classic melee weapon with a unique flair. The Cattleprod offers good damage output and visual style. It's a standout for melee builds and one of the more elusive plans I’ve come across in pails.

 3. Marine Wetsuit

Functional and fashionable, the Marine Wetsuit is a unique **Fallout 76 apparel item**. I use it regularly for its sleek design, and it blends perfectly with my stealth builds. For those looking to **buy Fallout 76 apparel items**, this is one worth seeking out during the event to avoid high prices in player shops.

4. Responders Fireman Helmet

This cosmetic helmet is ideal for roleplayers or anyone trying to build a Responders-themed outfit. It’s rare enough to retain its value and has become a staple in my display room.

 5. Plan: Gauss Minigun

A powerful endgame weapon that tears through enemies. Getting the plan from a pail is rare but incredibly rewarding. I was lucky enough to get it early in the event last year and it completely changed how I played heavy builds.

 6. Treasure Hunter Outfit

Unique outfits like this are why many players grind the event. I remember swapping stories with friends over voice chat, all of us trying to get our hands on this outfit. It’s got that rugged, wasteland vibe that just feels right.

 7. War Rider Power Armor Paint

A rare cosmetic that turns your Power Armor into something out of a post-apocalyptic biker gang. I’ve only seen it drop twice in all the events I’ve participated in. It’s a true trophy item.

 8. Plan: Pepper Shaker

This hybrid energy/ballistic weapon is a fan favorite for good reason. It’s fun, powerful, and hard to get. It’s also a popular trade item among players, which makes it valuable even if you don’t plan to use it yourself.

 9. Fasnacht Masks (Rare Variants)

While these technically originate from another event, some rare variants can drop through Treasure Hunter pails. They’re often sought after by collectors, and some players are willing to trade big for them.

 10. Plan: Grognak's Axe

One of the coolest melee weapons in Fallout lore. Its drop rate is very low, but it’s totally worth it for the visual design and the fun of running a barbarian-themed build.

The Treasure Hunter event is a great opportunity to get high-value and visually stunning **Fallout 76 items** without spending real-world money. While many players turn to vendors to **buy Fallout 76 apparel items**, events like this offer a satisfying alternative—if you’re willing to put in the work.

As someone who’s played Fallout 76 since launch, I can say that these moments, where the community comes together to farm rare loot, are part of what makes the game truly special. So, gear up, grab your best weapons, and start hunting those Mole Miners. You never know what treasure you’ll uncover next.