RPG Fallout

Unity. The main idea of ​​the Creator's sick imagination is to turn all people into super mutants through a virus, creating a single race. The Brotherhood of Steel is a militarized technocratic organization whose primary goal is the discovery and preservation of technology. While not hostile to wasteland dwellers, the Brotherhood of Steel is highly insular and reluctant to accept outsiders into its ranks. Followers of the Apocalypse. The Followers of the Apocalypse are a pacifist and secular—though not without a touch of religiosity—group of like-minded individuals. The Gunsmiths. Initially, they were just a gang that came to the Boneyard from the Hub hoping to secure their own territory in the city. In 2131, after finding pre-war weapons blueprints in an abandoned factory, they began manufacturing them. To manufacture their weapons, the Gunsmiths used the factory's still-functioning production equipment.

Desert Eagle .44mm. The ancient Desert Eagle, or Desert Eagle, was a .44 Magnum pistol. Thanks to late 20th-century feature films, it became one of the most popular pistols in history. Minigun. Rockwell's personal CZ53 minigun. A multi-barreled machine gun firing 5mm rounds at over 6,000 rounds per minute. Hunting Rifle. Colt Rangemaster semi-automatic rifle, .223 caliber. Single fire only. Sniper Rifle. The DKS-501 sniper rifle is an excellent long-range firearm. Originally chambered in .308 caliber, this one has been converted to the more common .223 caliber. Shotgun. The Winchester Widowmaker is a double-barreled 12-gauge shotgun with a short barrel and a mahogany stock. Combat Shotgun. Winchester Citykiller 12-gauge combat shotgun. Bullpup configuration. In excellent condition. Comes with "Desert Warfare" sealant for increased reliability. Alien Blaster. A strange gun, apparently made by aliens. It can be battery-powered, though. Laser Rifle. Watts 2000 Laser Rifle. Uses nuclear microreactors to amplify lasers and an extended barrel for increased range. Turboplasma rifle. A modified Winchester P94 plasma rifle. The plasma chamber has been wired to speed up the charge generation process. Gatling Laser. The H&K L30 Gatling laser was a prototype at the start of the war. Multiple barrels prevent overheating for a short time. It is powered by nuclear microreactors. Grenade launcher. Rockwell "Super Bazooka" grenade launcher. With a 3-pound trigger. Fires AP or high-explosive rockets. Plasma pistol. Glock 86 plasma pistol. Developed by Gaston Glock's AI. Fires a small blast of plasma heated to extreme temperatures. Powered by small batteries. Laser Pistol. Watts 1000 Laser Pistol. Civilian model - power is reduced compared to military or police models. Uses small batteries.

Sledgehammer. A large hammer with a massive handle. A very popular weapon among muscular types. A spear. A weapon sharpened to a razor's edge. The shaft is wooden, and the tip is forged steel. A crowbar. A strong, heavy metal rod designed for lifting heavy objects. Or smashing heads. Throwing Knife. Balanced for throwing. Made of titanium, laser-cut. Combat knife. High-quality combat knife model "Stallone" manufactured by Ostryak Corporation. Its blade is guaranteed to remain sharp even after ten years of use! 14mm pistol. SIG-Sauer automatic pistol, 14mm caliber. A large, high-quality weapon. Single-shot fire only. Min. SL: 4. .223 caliber pistol. .223 caliber rifle cut down to a pistol. This one-of-a-kind weapon is undoubtedly made with love and skill. The Ripper is a fairly capable melee weapon, second only to the super sledgehammer in effectiveness. Thanks to its increased armor-piercing capabilities, it's easy to pierce an enemy with the Ripper, even wearing enhanced power armor. It's ideal for combat in confined spaces and corridors. Super Sledgehammer. The Super Sledgehammer is manufactured by the Brotherhood of Steel using the finest combat technology. It comes with a kinetic energy battery to increase its knockdown power. Spiked Knuckles. An improved version of the classic knuckles, these knuckles inflict greater damage thanks to their spikes, which dig into the enemy in hand-to-hand combat. 10mm Pistol. Colt 6520 10mm semi-automatic pistol. After each shot, the weapon reloads until the magazine is empty. Min. ST: 3. AK-112. AK-112 assault rifle. An old military model, not used since the war. Fires in single-shot and automatic modes. 10mm Submachine Gun. H&K MP9 Submachine Gun (10mm variant). Medium submachine gun, capable of single-shot and full-auto fire. Min. ST: 4.

Centaurs. A horrific result of the mutation of the Artificial Evolution Virus and the Creator's experiments. This creature is a fusion of several images of other animals and even humans. It spits acid and has multiple limbs.

Radscorpions are mutant scorpions. They range from enormous to dog-sized.

Raiders, just bandits. They generally don't have serious weapons.

Laura. A meek, submissive, and quiet sister of the Cathedral's children. Like the other children, she indulges in contemplation in the meditation chamber, discussing the Creator and praising Morpheus. In reality, she is a bright, extraordinary, and strong personality, sarcastic and cautious. She skillfully disguises herself as a true believer, as she spies for Nicole and the followers of the Apocalypse, learning the intentions of the children of the Cathedral. She revealed the children's plan to cleanse the Wasteland of "infidels" ("unclean") by successively capturing cities. As a starting point, a hospital is opened in a city, where weapons and explosives are then stockpiled.

John Maxson, grandson of Roger Maxson, founder of the Brotherhood of Steel; Supreme Elder as of 2161.

Seth. Before the global nuclear disaster, he displayed leadership qualities and sought to occupy positions of power. Around the same time, his son, Typhon, was born. Even after he began transforming into a ghoul, Seth's character remained unchanged—he relied on authoritarianism and sought to maintain control wherever he could. The ghoulified humans emerging from Vault 12 founded the city of Necropolis in the summer of 2083. Seth, showing initiative, gained complete control of the city the following year. The overseer, who had previously managed a group of survivors, was relieved of his post and, unwilling to assume a subordinate position to Seth, left Necropolis. The long reign of the cruel and unshakable Seth did not win the love of the inhabitants of the Wasteland, but most ghouls obeyed him, and many ghouls even liked it.

Gizmo. Junktown's crime boss and casino owner; controls the city's bookmaking and prostitution scene.

Killian Darkwater, the grandson of Junktown's founder, is the town's mayor and owner of Darkwater's General Store in 2161. Previously a caravan driver, he took over management after his father's death. In 2161, an armed conflict broke out between Killian and Gizmo.

Overseer Jaykoren. The Overseer and head of the protagonist's home vault. Following the Vault experiment, the Overseer was supposed to keep Vault 13 closed until 2277, but the failure of the only water chip forced him to amend the original plan and send several residents outside to search for replacements.

Tandi, the daughter of Aradesh, was born in 2145 and raised in the community of Shady Sands, founded three years earlier. She grew up farming, like most of the settlement's residents. By 2161, 16-year-old Tandi longs to leave, bored with the city. However, the opportunity to travel and expose herself to danger proves futile—her father keeps his daughter away from the dangers of the Wasteland, and she, in turn, fears for him if she leaves Shady Sands. Furthermore, none of the residents supported her—no one is keen on travel and is unfamiliar with the outside world.

Aradesh, a descendant of the founder of Shady Sands and the village's elder, is suspicious of all wanderers, which is unsurprising, as the village is frequently attacked by raiders, especially the Khans.

Lieutenant, second in command of the Unity after the Creator; a super mutant who leads the other mutants of the Mariposa base.

The Creator, aka Richard Moreau (or Gray), decided in late May 2102 to find and destroy the habitat due to increasing mutant attacks on Hub caravanners. Richard Moreau himself joined the group. It turned out to be the Mariposa military base. The survivors decided to explore the base and entered, triggering the activation of security robots. At the approach to the FEV vats, the two were caught off guard by a crane robot, which dropped Gray directly into the vat. Richard, who had fallen into the vat, mutated and survived the FEV. After some time in the vats, the horribly mutated Gray was able to crawl out. By the end of July, Richard's mind had become even clearer and his intelligence had increased. Ultimately, he came to the conclusion that, in order to prevent further conflicts and avoid a repeat of bloody wars, he decided to turn all the people in the area into super mutants, ultimately leveling everyone up.

Mariposa Military Base. A US government base where FEV experiments were conducted before the war. After the missiles fell, the military abandoned the base and headed to the Lost Hills bunker, where they later founded the Brotherhood of Steel. The base was later occupied by super mutants led by the Master.

The Hub. One of the largest trading cities, it serves as a staging post for trade caravans traveling from Shady Sands and Junktown to the Boneyard (and back) and is the center of trade in the Wasteland. It was founded in one of the older cities, relatively untouched by the war.

The Boneyard. That's what the ruins of Los Angeles are called in the post-nuclear world. After the outbreak of nuclear war, the vast majority of the city's population perished from radiation, starvation, disease, mass riots, and other causes. Their bones remained strewn throughout the buildings and streets for decades, giving the place the appearance of a gigantic cemetery, a crypt, or, in other words, a tomb, hence the name of these ruins—there's no other way to describe them.

Deathclaws. Deathclaws were genetically engineered, selecting only the necessary DNA sequences from various animals to create a super-fast killing machine to replace soldiers on the battlefield. They possess enormous claws and horns, as well as height and speed superior to most creatures their size. Female deathclaws are larger than males and fiercely protect their clutches of eggs and young. Encountering a lone deathclaw is dangerous, but stumbling upon a nest guarantees a swift and painful death.

Super mutants. Super mutants are mutated humans exposed to a man-made evolutionary virus. Exposure to the FEV caused increased muscle and skeletal growth, making super mutants taller, more muscular, and extremely strong than humans. Furthermore, mutants exhibit high levels of endurance—they are resistant to radiation and most diseases, and their faster DNA regeneration makes them virtually immortal (except for severe health consequences that can lead to death). The mutations also affected their skin: super mutants have greenish, yellowish, and grayish hues. Canonically, super mutants are sterile and cannot reproduce.

Flyers. This light pink, invertebrate mutant is a worm-like creature capable of maintaining its body in an upright position. Its flat head, used for attacks, has a central mouth opening from which an internal jaw can be ejected. It is fired at its prey like a piston, and its force is so great that it can pierce armor and cause serious damage. In addition to the mouth and internal jaw, the central part of the head contains a nerve center, while air sacs and teardrop-shaped ovipositors hang from the periphery. Thanks to the toxic gas produced by the air sacs, the flyers can hover at a low altitude, allowing them to move quickly by adjusting their direction with their tail. Additionally, the toxic gas can poison the flyers' prey when they attack with their jaws. A robust body is located between the massive head and the tail, which serves as support for the flyer.

Vault 15 is abandoned. It currently houses a nest of pigrats and regular rats. Requires visiting as part of the story.

"Glow." An abandoned underground hangar and factory housing experimental technologies. During Judgment Day, the complex was the target of a nuclear strike that breached the complex's levels. The levels are divided into an entrance, living quarters, and tool and equipment maintenance areas. A section also contains a testing ground for experimental technologies, particularly weapons with special access levels. A lot of radiation

The necropolis is inhabited by its former inhabitants and other humans, but due to the intense radiation in the wastelands and the city itself, they have begun to be affected. The radiation has become a curse for them; they have lost most of their human traits, but are still alive and intelligent. The radiation still sustains their lives and does not harm them. The necropolis also has a squad of super mutants guarding the water station.

The RPG takes place in a post-apocalyptic universe, a world immersed in the aftermath of a nuclear apocalypse. California The population, having managed to hide in pre-war bunkers, emerged from their underground dwellings after decades and hundreds of years and began to rebuild communities and settlements. But outside the communities (and sometimes even within them), complete anarchy and lawlessness still reign. The year is 2167. The technologies left over from the old world were passed on to their ancestors. Now they built and advanced further Wasteland settlements The Shady Sens, their descendants, and even some residents of Vault 15 founded this initially small settlement. The Settlement leader is Aradesh, whose daughter is Tandi. The town has a small shop. The population is less than 100, somewhere between 20 and 40. Junktown. It got its name from the fact that the walls and some of the town's buildings were constructed from scrap metal from a nearby junkyard. The town has two authorities: Sheriff Kaled and crime boss Gizmo. The two have a long-standing rivalry. Necropolis, also known as Los Angeles. The city is almost a dead ruin.