Rather than simply there being one giant “arena” structure, it seems you design it yourself, and fill it with whatever you want including sirens, traps, cages and so on. What I’m not clear on is if you automatically get the animal once you build it, or if you wait a bit for it to be “lured” to the cage.In this list are also bits and pieces of the “arenas” you can make, where raiders or animals can battle to the death for your amusement. That means everything from dog meat to Brahamin meat to Yao Guai meat if you want to lure a Deathclaw to your cage. Namely, that you build them using normal materials, steel and such, but also you put some meat in there too, probably based on what the animal is supposed to eat. Not so with this DLC, it seems, which is a good start.We also get a look at how exactly the animal cages work. This is unlike the Automatron DLC, which required advanced ranks in Science, Armorer, Robotics and other perks to build the best robots.

I think I saw an “Advanced Engineering Bench” require Armorer level one, but that was it. First, almost none of it is gated by some kind of perk requirement. Not me, as I hated settlement building).There’s no real way to “review” this content, as whether or not you think these extra items are worth $5 will be very dependent on your interest level and playstyle, but I can at least show you what you’re getting for that price, thanks to YouTuber.In the video below, he shows off every single new item you can build thanks to the Wasteland Workshop DLC, from walls and floors to sign letters and animal cages:A few things I found interesting about this content.

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