Slave Hunt: Tenpenny is the former owner of Mei Wong, and is mentioned in this unmarked quest. After the ghouls are allowed to move in, Roy Phillips and Tenpenny will have a "disagreement" and Tenpenny will have an "accident," which results in Tenpenny's body being stuffed in a storage closet. Tenpenny Tower: The Lone Wanderer can convince Tenpenny to give his permission for the ghouls to move in. If confronted, Tenpenny will make a counter-offer, hiring the Lone Wanderer to kill Crowley instead. You Gotta Shoot 'Em in the Head: Mister Crowley wants someone to kill Tenpenny. Choosing to blow up Megaton for Tenpenny and Burke will lead Tenpenny to give the Lone Wanderer a suite in the tower. The Power of the Atom: The Lone Wanderer can stand on Tenpenny's balcony with Allistair and Mister Burke and together witness the destruction of Megaton in a nuclear explosion. Interactions with the player character Interactions overview He also seems to enjoy drinking whiskey, smoking tobacco and playing chess, all indicated by the nearby whiskey/ shot glass, cigarette pack/ ashtray and chessboard. He sits on his balcony, enjoying the view from his tower, bothered only by a certain " eyesore" on the horizon. He carries a sniper rifle which he uses to shoot at things in the wastes during what he calls a "Wasteland Safari.". He orders his daily meals from Margaret Primrose, always ordering an " iguana bit sandwich, no salt, with a peeled pear on the side.". Tenpenny is a recluse, never leaving his penthouse suite, although it is mentioned he has a seat reserved in Margaret Primrose's cafe. 
Tenpenny spends most of his days alone, save for the company of Mister Burke and Susan Lancaster on occasion. A rich eccentric, bored with life and looking for new challenges, Tenpenny enjoys sniping at wasteland creatures, ghouls, and the occasional visitor from his suite atop Tenpenny Tower.
3 Interactions with the player characterĪn 80-year-old Englishman-turned American entrepreneur discovered the tower and saw it as an opportunity to provide residents with a standard of living enjoyed by the affluent in the days before the nuclear armageddon.
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