Enclave76’s March 2026 “Presidential Broadcast” bundles major community coordination with new Fallout 76 roleplay developments. The episode includes a one-week Easter operation (March 31–April 7), lore clues tied to a solar-flare communications failure, and a tease for The Red Terror Episode 4 on April 10.
It also outlines Enclave76’s roadmap for event scheduling and Discord automation, plus official guidance for handling ongoing “Bigfoot” sightings.
Enclave76 Easter Hunt (March 31–April 7): how the egg count works
Enclave76 announced a limited-time Easter community operation running from March 31 to April 7. The core activity is straightforward: count the total number of Easter eggs placed throughout an entire structure.
Start point and route
Participants begin the operation at the summer bus shelter. From there, you follow the route through connected shelters to work through the full layout.
What you’re counting
The objective is explicitly to count the total number of Easter eggs placed throughout the entire structure. The broadcast frames the experience as more than a simple walk-through—traps and puzzles are included, but are described as fair and solvable by observation.
Solo or coordinated participation
The hunt is designed to support solo or coordinated participation. Enclave76 encourages teams or individuals to follow the connected route and complete the overall egg count.
Prize incentive
A limited-time “closest total” incentive is part of the operation. The broadcast states that the participant with the closest count can win an interview on the late shift.
The Red Terror setup: solar flares, silent posts, and MODUS failure
After the Easter operation segment, the broadcast shifts into a tense presidential-style message connected to The Red Terror conflict. The storyline begins with observation posts losing contact—including Camp Liberty.
Observation posts go silent
The broadcast reports that multiple observation posts have gone silent, and specifically notes: Camp Liberty is no longer responding. This is presented as a critical communications breakdown.
MODUS detects an incomplete data set
MODUS is described as reporting an incomplete data set, which prompts Enclave leadership to continue surveillance and contact General as part of the response.
Solar flares cause massive electromagnetic interference
A major factor is identified: massive electromagnetic interference linked to solar flares. The broadcast describes the sky as glowing red during this interference event.
In lore terms, the result is that communications and data collection are disrupted, leaving MODUS without a complete picture of what’s happening.
Communist threat talk: Camp Liberty and a planned trap
Following the blackout and MODUS issues, Enclave76 discusses the threat developing around Camp Liberty.
Camp Liberty as a growing hotbed
Camp Liberty is described as a growing location of communist activity. Enclave leadership treats the situation as urgent and expects the threat to escalate.
Expect attacks from every angle
The broadcast states the enemy will attempt to strike from every angle with everything they have, directly comparing the expected approach to Anchorage.
Need for a trap that works
Enclave leadership emphasizes preparation and strategy. The broadcast includes a clear intent to lay a trap, with the key question being whether it will work on this specific enemy.
The takeaway is that leadership believes proactive countermeasures are required—especially given the communications disruption caused by solar-flare interference.
Enclave76 roadmap: event calendar, Discord automation, and membership changes
Mid-episode, Enclave76 moves from lore into practical organization and community development. The roadmap centers on improving how people find, coordinate, and participate in events.
A real-time event calendar
First, Enclave76 plans to introduce a real-time event calendar to replace scattered announcements. Alongside it, there will be event automation and scheduled Discord messages.
Looking-for-group and raid systems
The broadcast also outlines plans to rebuild looking-for-group and raid systems, using reaction roles and automated matchmaking channels.
Discord permission and structure changes
The “Pentagon” department is described as handling internal changes, including:
- Adjusting permissions and levels
- Adding quartermaster resources
- Introducing claim-ticket giveaways
Optional roleplay divisions and oversight
Enclave76 mentions support for optional casual roleplay divisions, overseen by the Secret Service.
Paid membership as the main support
Finally, Enclave76 emphasizes that if members want to support what’s being built, paid membership is presented as the most effective route.
Bigfoot reports: what’s official (and how to submit)
The broadcast includes a section addressing ongoing Bigfoot sightings across Appalachia.
No official classification
Executive Command confirms there is no official classification or origin for Bigfoot in their context. In other words: until confirmed otherwise, sightings are treated as unverified.
Operative guidance
Enclave76 instructs operatives to:
- Keep distance
- Observe
- Submit clear images through official channels
This guidance is aimed at improving report quality and safety while still acknowledging that the sightings are not officially confirmed.
Recognition for coordination
The broadcast also praises Enclave76 Productions for improved coordination, timing, and role commitment in recent recording sessions, emphasizing that their storytelling efforts are building toward a larger connected presence across Appalachia.
President Eden sign-off and upcoming Discord reminders
The broadcast ends with a direct sign-off from President John Henry Eden.
Thanks, welcome, and community highlights
Eden thanks long-time members and welcomes newer players to Fallout and Enclave76. The broadcast highlights community participation such as helping others, joining events, and celebrating Discord birthdays.
Expansion timing and a required time window
Eden also mentions that Enclave76 will expand, but indicates implementation is planned after a required time window.
What members should do next
Members are advised to:
- Watch for updates on Discord and related channels
- Submit a ticket for issues or questions
Closing segment prompt
The broadcast closes with Eden signing off and then shifts to a segment introducing “Just In Case with Lincoln Monroe”, described as a quiz-style prompt.
Conclusion
Enclave76’s March 2026 Presidential Broadcast connects real-world coordination and in-universe crisis planning. You get a concrete community action window for the March 31–April 7 Easter egg count, lore stakes from solar-flare electromagnetic interference that leaves observation posts silent, and a The Red Terror Episode 4 tease for April 10. Alongside the story beats, the episode also lays out practical plans for an event calendar, Discord automation, improved group matchmaking systems, and official guidance for unverified Bigfoot reports.
