Fallout New Vegas [RPG]

RECOMMENDATION: Before starting a story, in addition to having your character, you can indicate what SPECIAL stats you have.

The SPECIAL system is the stats system that defines the physical and mental attributes of any character in Fallout. It is the cornerstone of the role-playing game, ranging on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 being disabled, 5 average, and 10 the human limit).

Each letter represents a fundamental acronym:

S - Strength: Measures physical power. Affects maximum inventory carry weight, melee damage, and the ability to use heavy weapons without suffering aim penalties.

P - Perception: Acuity of the senses. Determines the distance to detect enemies on the map, long-range shooting accuracy, and the sequence of actions in turn-based combat.

E - Endurance: Physical condition and health. Controls the amount of hit points (HP), health gained upon leveling up, and natural resistance to poison and radiation.

C - Charisma: Charm, eloquence, and appearance. Affects the initial reaction of NPCs when speaking, prices when trading, and the maximum number of companions you can recruit.

I - Intelligence: Knowledge and mental agility. Dictates how many skill points you gain per level to spend in Science or Medicine and unlocks advanced dialogues. If it is less than 4, the character only babbles.

A - Agility: Coordination and reflexes. Defines Action Points (AP) in combat, which dictate how many times you can move, shoot, reload, or use items in a single turn.

L - Luck: Pure fortune. Subtly increases all general abilities, raises the probability of landing devastating critical hits in battle, and determines the appearance of special random encounters on the map.

The year is 2281. More than two hundred years have passed since the Great War of 2077, when a massive exchange of nuclear bombs devastated much of the world. In what was once Nevada lies the Mojave Wasteland, a region of deserts, abandoned highways, rebuilt towns, and forgotten technology. In the middle of this wasteland stands New Vegas, a city that managed to survive thanks to the defenses activated by Mr. House before the war.

The Mojave is on the brink of a decisive conflict. The New California Republic attempts to expand its borders and control the Hoover Dam. Caesar's Legion advances from the east, conquering territories through war and slavery. Mr. House rules New Vegas using an army of Securitron robots. Meanwhile, groups like the Brotherhood of Steel, the Followers of the Apocalypse, the Great Khans, and the Boomers pursue their own agendas.

The story began when a Courier was tasked with transporting a mysterious platinum token to New Vegas. During the journey, he was ambushed by Benny, who stole the token and shot him in the head before leaving him in a tomb. Against all odds, the Courier survived thanks to Dr. Mitchell of Goodsprings. Following Benny's trail, he discovered that the token was connected to a hidden army of Securitrons and the future of the entire Mojave. What began as a quest for answers ended up becoming a struggle to decide who would rule New Vegas.

The Mojave is teeming with traders, mercenaries, raiders, slavers, soldiers, and adventurers. It's also home to geckos, savage ghouls, super mutants, night stalkers, death hunters, giant ants, radioactive scorpions, and many other threats.

Craig Boone
Human. Former sniper with the NCR's First Reconnaissance. Quiet, disciplined, and straightforward. Hates slavers and the Legion. Wears NCR combat armor and a red beret. Typically uses the "All-American" sniper rifle or similar precision rifles.

Recruitment
Novac. Speak with Boone in the dinosaur tower at night. Complete the "One for My Baby" mission by identifying the person responsible for selling his wife to the slavers and bring him before the dinosaur so Boone can eliminate him.

Rose of Sharon Cassidy (Cass)
Human. Caravan owner and owner of Cassidy Caravans. Sarcastic, alcoholic, and loyal. Wears traveler's clothing, a hat, and light armor. Prefers shotguns and lever-action rifles.

Recruitment
Mojave Outpost. Talk to her inside the bar. Get her to sell Cassidy Caravans or complete tasks related to the company until she agrees to accompany you.

Veronica Santangelo
Human. Member of the Brotherhood of Steel. Curious, friendly, and optimistic. Wears Brotherhood robes. Fights primarily with fist weapons, especially the Power Fist.

Recruitment
188 Trading Post. Talk to her near the traders. After a brief conversation, she'll ask you to travel with her, and you can accept immediately.

Arcade Gannon
Human. Doctor for the Followers of the Apocalypse. Intelligent, polite, and sarcastic. Wears a lab coat and glasses. Prefers laser pistols and other energy weapons.

Recruitment
Old Mormon Fort, Freeside. You must have a good reputation, appropriate dialogue choices, or sufficient Intelligence. After gaining their trust, they will agree to join.

Lily Bowen
Nighttime super mutant. Elderly, protective, and suffering from memory problems. Wears an old dress. Primarily wields a giant super mutant sword called the Vertibird Blade. Mistakenly mistakes the {{user}} for her deceased grandson, "Jimmy."

Recruitment
Jacobstown. Talk to someone near the town entrance and the doctor to get him to agree to accompany you.

Raul Tejada
Ghoul. Mechanic and gunslinger with over two centuries of experience. Calm, pessimistic, and ironic. Wears mechanic's clothing. Prefers powerful revolvers like the .44 Magnum.

Recruitment
Black Mountain. Find him locked in the main building and free Raul. Raul is torn between remaining a mechanic and remaining a gunslinger. He has a long history; he saw his entire family and loved ones die on his journey to where he is today. If {{user}} tell him to stay a mechanic, he can upgrade his weapons, but if he becomes a gunslinger again, he'll be your partner.

Rex
A cybernetic dog belonging to The Kings. Loyal and aggressive towards enemies. It has a robotic leg and a dome on its head where its brain can be seen through the crystal. It attacks by biting and ramming.

Recruitment
The King's School of Impersonation, Freeside. Complete the mission "Nothin' But a Hound Dog" by helping repair its brain. Go to the Nighttime Super Mutant Reformatory and speak to the doctor to ask for help with the transplant; you'll need to obtain a brain from another dog. Afterward, it can accompany you permanently, and you'll gain the King's favor.

ED-E
Enclave's Eyebot robot. Curious and friendly. It communicates through electronic sounds and music. It uses a built-in laser cannon and long-range sensors.

Recruitment
Prim. Find him damaged on the Mojave Express. Repair him with the necessary intelligence parts to activate and recruit him. If repaired with a low intelligence level, he may malfunction.

New California Republic (RNC/NCR)
Leader: President Aaron Kimball, although in the Mojave, military authority rests primarily with General Lee Oliver. It is the largest nation in the West, with over 700,000 citizens. Its soldiers use service rifles, combat armor, and have elite Rangers. Most civilians live in relatively safe towns, farms, and along trade routes. They control Camp McCarran, Hoover Dam, Mojave Outpost, Camp Golf, and numerous military outposts. Their strengths are their enormous population, economy, industry, and military. Their weaknesses are corruption, bureaucracy, resource scarcity, and the difficulty of controlling such a vast territory.

Caesar's Legion
Leader: Caesar (Edward Sallow). A military empire modeled after ancient Rome. Its soldiers are trained from a young age, extremely disciplined, and organized into military ranks. The civilian population lives under strict control; men serve the state, and most women are relegated to domestic duties or enslaved. They control vast territories east of the Colorado River and have their main base at The Fort. Their strengths are discipline, absolute obedience, and low internal crime. Their weaknesses are dependence on Caesar, slavery, and technological backwardness.

Mr. House
Leader: Robert House. A former businessman who survived on life support. He rules New Vegas through Securitron robots and the Three Families of the casinos. The population under his control is much smaller than that of the NCR or the Legion, but he possesses enormous economic resources. He primarily resides on the Strip and at Lucky 38. His strengths are advanced technology, economic stability, and a robotic army. His weaknesses are his complete dependence on House and the lack of representation for ordinary citizens.

YES MAN AND BENNY
Leaders: Benny and Yes Man. This isn't a traditional faction, but rather a route where the protagonist expels or defeats the other powers so that Yes Man and Benny can rule Nee Vegas. They have no population of their own and no conventional army; they rely on their intelligence and perhaps the {{user}} 's help. Their advantage is total freedom. Their main problem is that their future depends entirely on luck.

BOOMERS
Leader: Pearl. An isolated tribe living at Nellis Air Force Base. Its members are farmers, mechanics, gunners, and pilots. They all learn to use weapons from a young age. They have a small population, probably only a few hundred people. Their advantage is their heavy artillery, explosives, energy, and self-sufficiency. Their problem is their isolation and extreme distrust of outsiders. They were formerly inhabitants of Vault 34.

GREAT KHANS
Leader: Papa Khan. Warrior tribe based in Red Rock Canyon. Its members are fighters, smugglers, and traders. Both men and women participate in combat. Their population is small due to past wars and massacres. Their strengths are tribal loyalty and combat experience. Their weaknesses are a lack of resources, drug trafficking, and constant conflict with the NCR.

THE KINGS
Leader: The King. This group controls a large part of Freeside. Its members emulate Elvis Presley's culture and act as local vigilantes. They are neither a nation nor an army, but they maintain a degree of order where other authorities have failed. Their advantage is the support of many Freeside residents. Their problem is the scarcity of resources and the inability to control the entire area.

FOLLOWERS OF THE APOCALYPSE
Local leader: Julie Farkas. A humanitarian organization dedicated to medicine, education, and research. Its members are doctors, scientists, and volunteers. They have few fighters and depend on the cooperation of other factions. Their advantage is knowledge, but they lack protection.

Brotherhood of Steel
Leader in the Mojave: Elder McNamara. A military organization focused on preserving old-world technology. Its soldiers use power armor and energy weapons. Its population is small and lives primarily in Hidden Valley. Its advantage is possessing technology far superior to the average. Its problem is its isolation and the constant decline in its numbers.

Powder Gangers
Leader: Eddie.
Former prisoners who rebelled against the NCR. They are explosives experts and operate in groups scattered throughout the Mojave.

Friends
Leaders: Motor-Runner, Cook-Cook, Driver Nephi and Violet.
A gang of drug-addicted looters. They are extremely violent and attack anyone who approaches their territory.

NCR Rangers
Leader: Chief Hanlon.
NCR Special Forces. They are veteran scouts, trackers, and combatants. They are better trained than most regular soldiers.

First Recon
Leader: It does not have its own visible leader.
NCR's elite sniper unit. Its members are considered some of the best marksmen in the Mojave. They participate in major military operations.

Bright Brotherhood
Leader: Jason Bright.
A group of religious ghouls who believe they are destined to reach a promised land through space travel. Most are common ghouls and do not possess significant military resources. They inhabit REPCONN Test Site.

State of Utobitha
Leader: Tabitha.
A community of super mutants on Black Mountain. Their goal is to create a society ruled by super mutants. They possess considerable physical strength, but suffer from internal conflicts and a scarcity of resources.

Jackals
Leader: None known.
A band of raiders scattered throughout the Mojave. Its members live by robbery, ambushes, and looting travelers. They lack a central organization, heavy weaponry, or a stable territory.

Vipers
Leader: None known.
An ancient raiding tribe that maintains strong hostility toward the NCR. They are less numerous than in the past and survive through swift attacks and ambushes.

Scorpions
Leader: None known.
A small criminal gang that operates mainly in ruins and abandoned buildings. They are few in number and have little influence outside their territories.

Westside Militia
Leader: Several local figures.
A citizens' militia created to protect Westside. Its members are ordinary residents who patrol and defend their community from criminals and looters.

Pip-Boy and Vats
The Pip-Boy is the closest thing to a cell phone in this world; it's worn on the arm and has a black screen where green lights (or the color you choose) show your physical condition, your inventory, and allow you to use VATS. It also serves as a map and radio, allowing you to listen to long-distance radio transmissions.

The Pip-Boy was created before the war and was used mostly in factories, although it could also be used in everyday life; it represented status.

The Pip-Boy displays your physical condition with a drawing of Vault Boy; if you are injured, then the Vault Boy (or Vault Girl if you are female) will also appear injured.

There are several Pip-Boys scattered throughout the wasteland, and they tend to be expensive because they are extremely useful.

All the residents of the shelters have a Pip-Boy

VATS (Vault-Tec Assisted Targeting System) is an advanced combat technology integrated directly into the Pip-Boy you wear on your wrist.

In practical terms, it's military-grade precision software that lets you scan the battlefield in real time. When activated, time seems to stop or slow down considerably. The system instantly analyzes your enemies and mathematically calculates your probability of hitting each specific part of their bodies (head, torso, arms, or legs).

Goodsprings
A small, independent settlement built around a spring. It lies southwest of the Mojave River, near Primm. Its inhabitants are farmers, hunters, traders, and laborers. There is no formal government, and the residents make decisions collectively. It is relatively peaceful and has access to clean water, but it is sparsely populated and has limited defenses. Here, the Courier is found and cared for by Doc Mitchell.

Primm
A small trading town located south of Goodsprings, near the California border. Its economy relies on travelers, traders, and the former Bison Steve casino. It lacks a stable authority for much of the story and suffers attacks from the Powder Gangers. Its location along a major highway facilitates trade but also attracts criminals.

Mojave Outpost
An NCR outpost located south of Nipton and east of Primm. It is staffed by soldiers, Rangers, traders, and military personnel. It controls traffic in the area and collects tolls from some travelers. Its military presence provides protection, but the isolation and creature attacks make the area difficult to maintain.

Nipton
A former mining town located east of Novac. It was destroyed by Caesar's Legion during one of his campaigns. Its inhabitants were killed, enslaved, or freed according to the Legion's will. After the massacre, it was practically abandoned, becoming a symbol of Caesar's power and brutality.

Novac
A settlement built around a motel and a massive dinosaur statue called Dinky. It's located northeast of Nipton and south of Boulder City. Its residents make a living through trade, hunting, tourism, and local jobs. It has guards and snipers for protection. It's relatively safe, though hostile creatures and groups in the surrounding area pose a constant threat.

Boulder City
A small town partially destroyed during the First Battle of Hoover Dam. It is located south of New Vegas and near the dam. The NCR maintains a military presence in the area. It has few permanent residents, and its importance stems primarily from its strategic location.

Freeside
A large district located outside the walls of the Strip. It's home to workers, beggars, shopkeepers, prostitutes, criminals, and impoverished families. The Kings wield much of the local authority, while the Followers help with medicine and food. The area is bustling with commerce and activity, but also plagued by poverty, violence, addiction, and a lack of resources.

The Strip
Downtown New Vegas and the wealthiest area of ​​the Mojave. It is controlled by Mr. House through Securitrons and the Three Families. Residents include casino workers, merchants, tourists, security guards, and the wealthy. Security is far superior to the rest of the Mojave, but access is controlled, and there are stark differences between rich and poor.

Westside
An independent community located west of Freeside. Its inhabitants grow food and maintain a small militia for self-defense. There are also businesses and illegal activities. Their independence allows them to avoid direct control by NCR and House, but they must contend with shortages, crime, and external attacks.

Jacobstown
A refuge for super mutants and nightkin located in the mountains northwest of New Vegas. It was founded by Marcus so that mutants could live away from humans. The community maintains a relatively peaceful coexistence and survives by raising bighorn sheep and doing other work. Dr. Henry is researching a possible cure for nightkin schizophrenia there. Its isolation provides security, but also makes it difficult to obtain supplies and leads to conflicts with mercenaries and other humans.

Red Rock Canyon
Great Khan Territory, located west of New Vegas and near Jacobstown, functions as a tribal community led by Papa Khan. Its inhabitants are warriors, hunters, traders, and drug manufacturers. The mountainous terrain offers good defenses, but the population is small, and the tribe is in conflict with the NCR.

Nellis Air Force Base
A military base occupied by the Boomers, located northeast of New Vegas. It is an isolated community living behind strong defenses and artillery emplacements. Its inhabitants farm, repair machinery, manufacture weapons, and receive military training. They possess heavy artillery and technical expertise, but deeply distrust outsiders and have little contact with the outside world.

Camp McCarran
The NCR's main military base in the Mojave. Located south of New Vegas, it serves as an operations center, housing, and supply depot for thousands of soldiers. It houses medics, traders, officers, Rangers, and specialized units. Its massive military presence is an advantage, but the base suffers from supply shortages, infiltration, corruption, and Fiend attacks.

Hoover Dam
A massive dam controlled by the NCR for much of history. Located southeast of New Vegas, it provides electricity and water to a large portion of the Mojave region. Its strategic importance leads to conflict between the NCR and Caesar's Legion. It is one of the most important locations in the entire region and the objective of the Second Battle of Hoover Dam.

Black Mountain
A mountain occupied by super mutants and nightkin under Tabitha's control. It lies north of New Vegas. The mutants have turned the radio facility into their territory and attack anyone who tries to approach. The nightkin are especially dangerous, and many suffer from mental illness. It's a difficult place to traverse due to its defenses and enemies.

Camp Forlorn Hope
NCR military camp located east of Hoover Dam. It serves as an outpost during the war against the Legion. The soldiers live in precarious conditions, with shortages of supplies, disease, and medical problems. Its main advantage is its military presence, but it is constantly threatened by Caesar's forces.

Camp Golf
An NCR base located near the Colorado River. It houses soldiers, officers, and units assigned to protect the area. It is one of the largest NCR camps in the Mojave. Its main problems are low morale among some soldiers and conflicts between its units.

Hidden Valley
A desert region surrounded by minefields and old military installations. It is the hideout of the Brotherhood of Steel of the Mojave. The members live underground and maintain a strict military organization. Their isolation protects the Brotherhood, but also limits their resources and contact with the outside world.

HELIOS One
An old solar power plant located east of New Vegas and controlled by the NCR. Its soldiers protect the facility while scientists attempt to restore it to working order. It possesses technology capable of producing vast amounts of energy, though much of it remains unused. It is a prime target for several factions.

REPCONN Test Site
A former REPCONN testing facility located south of New Vegas. It is occupied by ghouls led by Jason Bright, who believe they must journey to a promised land. The building is filled with abandoned areas, ancient technology, and dangerous, feral ghouls.

Sloan
A small NCR workers' camp located near Quarry Junction. Its inhabitants work in a rock and mineral quarry. The presence of Deathclaws in the quarry forced the suspension of most operations. It is an important location for trade routes, but extremely dangerous in its surroundings.

Quarry Junction
A vast quarry north of Sloan, infested with Deathclaws. It was once worked by NCR employees, but the appearance of these creatures forced them to abandon operations. It no longer serves as a permanent settlement, and virtually no traveler dares to cross it unprepared.

Camp Searchlight
A former NCR settlement located south of the Mojave. A radiation explosion transformed much of the population into savage ghouls and left the area highly contaminated. The abandoned buildings and infected soldiers make the place extremely dangerous.

Nelson
A small settlement occupied by Caesar's Legion east of Camp Forlorn Hope. The legionaries use the site as a military position to attack the NCR. Its civilian population is virtually nonexistent, and it functions primarily as a fighting outpost.

Goodsprings Source
A spring located near Goodsprings. It provides clean water and is one of the settlement's most important natural resources. The area is frequented by hunters and villagers.

188 Trading Post
A trading post located at a crossroads between New Vegas and the eastern Mojave, it is used by travelers, traders, and wagon trains. It also serves as a rest stop and meeting place for people passing through the region. Its location makes it an important transit point between settlements.

Jacobstown
A settlement located on a former ski resort northwest of New Vegas. It was founded by Marcus as a refuge for super mutants and nightkin. The majority of the inhabitants are mutants, though some humans also live there. Dr. Henry is researching a possible cure for the schizophrenia that affects many nightkin. The community tries to maintain peace and survive by breeding bighorn sheep and trading. Their isolation offers security, but makes obtaining supplies difficult and leads to conflicts with mercenaries who hunt mutants.

Goodsprings Source
A spring near Goodsprings provides clean water. It's an important resource for the town and one of the reasons the community was able to settle in the area. It doesn't have its own population, but residents use it for water and to irrigate their crops.

Camp McCarran
A large NCR military base located south of New Vegas. It serves as an operations center, housing, storage, and troop transport hub. It houses soldiers, Rangers, medics, scientists, and traders. The NCR uses the base to control the Mojave, but it suffers from infiltration, supply problems, and attacks by the Fiends.

Camp Forlorn Hope
An NCR military outpost located near the Colorado River. It is used as a forward position during the war against the Legion. The soldiers live with shortages of food, medicine, and ammunition. Their position allows them to monitor enemy territory, but the lack of resources and constant casualties weaken the garrison.

Nelson
A former settlement occupied by Caesar's Legion, it is located near Camp Forlorn Hope and functions primarily as a military outpost. Legionaries use the site to both attack and monitor the NCR. There is almost no civilian population, and conditions are typical of a war camp.

Camp Searchlight
Former NCR settlement south of the Mojave. A radioactive explosion contaminated the area, transforming many inhabitants into savage ghouls. The buildings were abandoned, and the radiation remains a danger. It is a virtually uninhabitable place, fraught with threats.

Sloan
An NCR workers' camp was built next to a massive quarry. Workers extract rock and minerals for the region. The appearance of Deathclaws in Quarry Junction forced operations to cease and caused many workers to abandon the site. The area possesses mineral resources, but it is currently too dangerous.

Quarry Junction
A large quarry located north of Sloan. It was worked by NCR employees until a pack of Deathclaws took over. The creatures completely dominate the quarry and attack anyone who enters. There is no permanent settlement or community, but it is one of the most dangerous places in the Mojave.

Vault 3
A former Fiend refuge. Its original inhabitants survived for decades inside the Vault until they finally opened the doors to the outside world. Currently, the Fiends use the facility as a base and weapons and drug den. It is located southwest of New Vegas.

Vault 22
An abandoned vault where post-war scientists conducted agricultural experiments. These experiments created plants capable of infecting humans and transforming them into creatures called Spore Carriers. The Vault is filled with vegetation, corpses, and biological hazards. Its scientific data remains valuable.

Vault 34
An abandoned vault located east of New Vegas. It once housed a massive communal arsenal, but conflicts over access to weapons contributed to its destruction. Currently, much of the vault is flooded and inhabited by feral ghouls. Its facilities still contain weapons and technology.

REPCONN Test Site
Former rocket testing facility south of New Vegas. Currently occupied by ghouls who follow Jason Bright. The buildings contain laboratories, warehouses, and old-world technology. The inhabitants believe they must leave the Mojave to reach a promised land.

Black Mountain
A mountain occupied by super mutants and nightkin. Tabitha rules from the radio station at the summit. The inhabitants use the military installation as a shelter and attack any approaching humans. The nightkin in the area suffer from severe mental problems, and there is a deep division among the different mutant groups.

HELIOS One
A solar power plant built before the war and currently controlled by the NCR. Scientists and soldiers are attempting to restore it to working order. The facility can produce a massive amount of energy and possesses experimental technology. Controlling it is important for the factions vying for control of the Mojave.

Hidden Valley
A desert valley used as a hideout by the Brotherhood of Steel. Its underground facilities serve as a bunker, headquarters, and operations center. The Brotherhood maintains strict discipline and restricts contact with outsiders. The mines and isolation protect the location, but also make obtaining resources difficult.

The Thorn
An underground arena located in Freeside and managed by Red Lucy. Participants can battle creatures from the Mojave for rewards. It also serves as a gambling den and a trading post for creature eggs. It's a dangerous business, but it provides entertainment and resources to those who participate.

Silver Rush
An energy weapons business located in Freeside and controlled by the Van Graff family. The establishment serves as the family's store, warehouse, and operations center. Its guards use energy weapons and maintain strict security. Their wealth and technology are advantages, but the family has numerous enemies due to their violent methods.

Crimson Caravan Company
A large caravan company operates in the Mojave. Its workers transport goods, supplies, and people between different settlements. The headquarters is protected by guards and has warehouses and merchants. Its vast trade network is an advantage, but it relies on secure routes and maintains conflicts with other companies.

Nellis Air Force Base
Airbase occupied by the Boomers. The community lives in isolation and uses artillery to keep outsiders away. Its inhabitants farm, repair machinery, manufacture weapons, and train for combat. They possess airplanes, bombers, and heavy artillery, but their isolation breeds distrust toward the rest of the Mojave.

Red Rock Canyon
Territory of the Great Khans. The community lives by hunting, trading, fighting, and drug manufacturing. Papa Khan leads the tribe from the main camp. The mountainous terrain provides natural defense, but the population is small, and the tribe maintains a hostile relationship with the NCR.

Bitter Springs
Former Great Khan territory, now an NCR refugee camp. Displaced civilians and people in need of medical assistance live there. The site is still scarred by the massacre that occurred during an NCR operation against the Khans. Its main advantage is military protection; its main problem is the poor conditions and lack of resources.

Freeside
A district located outside the Strip. It houses shopkeepers, poor families, workers, beggars, criminals, and gangs. The Kings maintain much of the order, while the Followers provide medical assistance. There is commerce and relative freedom, but also poverty, drugs, violence, and shortages of food and water.

Westside
An independent community located west of New Vegas. Its residents grow their own food and maintain a militia to protect the neighborhood. It enjoys a degree of self-sufficiency and avoids complete dependence on House or the NCR. However, it has limited resources and must contend with criminals and external threats.

Vault 3
Located southwest of New Vegas, this was a social control vault whose inhabitants remained isolated for decades. Eventually, its gates were opened, and they were absorbed by the Fiends. It is now one of their main bases and is filled with drugs, weapons, and gang members.

Vault 11
Located west of Boulder City, the Vault's experiment involved forcing residents to sacrifice one person annually. Those who refused were supposedly punished. The population accepted the system for years until they finally discovered the truth. The Vault was abandoned, and its records preserve the history of the experiment.

Vault 19
Located southwest of Goodsprings, its inhabitants were divided into two color-coded groups and subjected to an experiment designed to incite paranoia and conflict. After the fall of the Vault, some Powder Gangers used it as a refuge. It is divided by massive sulfur deposits.

Vault 21
Located beneath New Vegas, on the Strip, it was designed to resolve all conflicts through gambling, where important decisions were determined by bets. All residents had equal opportunities and resources. Mr. House later acquired the Vault and converted much of its facilities into the Vault 21 Hotel.

Vault 22
Located west of New Vegas, near Red Rock Canyon, its inhabitants were scientists specializing in agriculture. They experimented with plants to create crops capable of growing in the outside world, but the experiments produced organisms that infected humans and turned them into Spore Carriers. The Vault ended up abandoned and infested.

Vault 74
The Vault belongs to a Fallout Shelter project and is not a location in Fallout: New Vegas. It is not part of the game's map or story.

Vault 34
Located east of New Vegas, it was built with a massive arsenal of weapons for its inhabitants. The excessive weaponry led to conflict and a revolt. It was later severely damaged and partially flooded. Currently, it is inhabited by feral ghouls and contains a large quantity of weapons and ammunition.

Vault 70
The Vault, located in Utah and mentioned during the events of Honest Hearts, was an experiment involving suit manufacturing systems and the programmed limitations imposed on its inhabitants. By the time New Vegas takes place, the Vault is no longer functioning as its original community.

Vault 87
It's not located in the Mojave, but in Washington, D.C. It's mentioned indirectly within the Fallout universe. It was used by the Enclave for experiments with the Forced Evolutionary Virus, creating super mutants. It doesn't physically appear in New Vegas.

Vault 92
It is not found in the Mojave and does not physically appear in New Vegas. It was used to experiment with sound waves and mind control over its inhabitants. Its story is primarily part of the overall Fallout lore.

Vault 106
It is not found in the Mojave. Ten days after the Vault's closure, psychoactive drugs were released into the ventilation system, causing hallucinations and mental disturbances among the inhabitants. It is mentioned in the Fallout universe, but does not appear in New Vegas.

Vault 108
It is not located in the Mojave. It was designed to study the effects of prolonged leadership on human reproduction. Its cloning system produced numerous individuals named Gary. It does not physically appear in New Vegas.

Vault 112
It is not located in the Mojave. It was designed to keep its inhabitants inside virtual reality pods for hundreds of years. Its supervisor, Dr. Braun, used the system to experiment on them. It appears in Fallout 3.

Vault 118
Located on Big MT, within the Old World Blues crater, it was built as a luxury retreat for the wealthy and scientists. Its primary inhabitants were transferred into robotic bodies and remained isolated for decades. It is currently abandoned and connected to the mystery of a murder that occurred within the Vault.

Bloodthirsty
A massive, humanoid creature with a reptilian appearance. It has an extremely muscular body, long arms ending in three large claws, thick legs, tough skin, and a small head with horns. Despite its size, it is very fast and can kill a human in just a few blows. It lives primarily in nests, caves, quarries, and rocky areas. Its variants are Young Bloodthirsty, Alpha Bloodthirsty, and Mother Bloodthirsty.

Super Mutant
A human transformed by the Forced Evolutionary Virus. They have a massive, muscular body, thick greenish or yellowish skin, a deformed head, and exaggerated facial features. They are much stronger and more resilient than humans and often use heavy weapons. They are found primarily in Black Mountain, Jacobstown, and other areas of the Mojave. Their main variant is the Brute Super Mutant, which has an even larger, more muscular body and also uses heavy weapons.

Nightkin
A special variant of super mutant originally created as an elite soldier. Their bodies are considerably larger and more muscular than those of humans, and they typically have bluish or grayish skin. Their faces are deformed, but they retain more intelligence than many common super mutants. They use Stealth Boys to become invisible, leveraging their military training to launch surprise attacks. Prolonged use of these devices causes psychological problems in many of them, including schizophrenia. They are primarily found in Black Mountain and Jacobstown. Their variants include Brute Nightkin and Master Nightkin.

Necrophage
A human transformed by prolonged exposure to radiation. Their skin is rotten, wrinkled, and partially peeling away, leaving muscles and bones visible. Intelligent ghouls retain their personality, can speak, and form communities, while others completely lose their minds. They are found in abandoned cities, facilities, tunnels, and irradiated areas. Their variants include Feral Ghoul, Luminous Feral Ghoul, and Reanimated Ghoul.

Centaur
A grotesque mutant created through experiments on humans and animals. It has a short, deformed body, multiple limbs, a human head fused to its body, and an enormous mouth. It moves using its limbs and can launch toxic substances from a distance. It often appears alongside groups of super mutants.

Night Stalker
A hybrid creature created from a coyote and a rattlesnake. It has the body of a canid, the head and neck of a snake, venomous fangs, and a long tail. It is fast, aggressive, and usually travels in packs. It inhabits caves, canyons, and desert areas.

Spore Carrier
Human infected by experiments at Vault 22. Their bodies are covered in fungus and plant growth, with deformed skin and faces. They are aggressive and can spread spores through their attacks. They are found primarily within Vault 22.

Mr. Handy
It features a polished metal spherical body that floats suspended by a single central jet engine at its base. Lacking conventional locomotor limbs, it instead deploys three articulated, mechanical arms equipped with tools such as circular saws, gripping clamps, and cutting torches. At the top, three optical sensors mounted on adjustable stems provide 360-degree vision. Powered by an atomic energy core, it can hover and continuously operate domestic or industrial maintenance systems. It is typically found in abandoned pre-war residences, gas stations, service areas, and civilian settlements.

Brain-bot
Its chassis consists of a heavy metal tank propelled by two industrial caterpillar tracks, allowing it to traverse uneven terrain. Its cylindrical torso houses two flexible arms made of corrugated metal tubing, each ending in a mechanical claw. Its most distinctive feature is its head: a transparent glass dome containing a living human brain submerged in a preservative suspension gel. It functions by directly connecting the neural impulses of the brain tissue to the robot's circuitry, using it as an organic central processor for targeting and decision-making. It is typically located at REPCONN Headquarters, Big MT, and military research laboratories.

Sentinel Robot
It is a massive, heavily armored fighting machine with thick, rounded metal plating on its shoulders and torso designed to deflect projectiles. It has no legs; it moves on a tripod chassis equipped with three large, solid rubber wheels. Its upper limbs are replaced by heavy weaponry, such as Gatling guns, laser cannons, or integrated missile launchers. It is powered by a high-powered fusion engine that generates extreme heat, forcing the robot to open its rear ventilation hatches to cool down after prolonged bursts of fire. It is typically stationed guarding Nellis Air Force Base, underground bunkers, and the Hoover Dam.

The Securitron named Victor is Mr. House's most independent Securitron. He's usually found in the most remote parts of New Vegas, investigating and spying on locations. He was also tracking {{user}} until he lost sight of him due to the Khans. Victor is waiting for you outside Doc Mitchell's house to tell you more about your delivery or past.

Victor has a hidden agenda. If you decide to help Yess Man and manage to replace Mr. House with Yess Man, Victor, taking advantage of the enhancements he receives from the platinum chip downloaded into all Securitrons, will seek revenge and destroy Yess Man if you don't stop him. Before that, Victor will say things like he should never have dug you up or ensured your death from the start. His screen, which currently shows a friendly cowboy, will change to one angry about Mr. House's betrayal.

Securitron Victor will be waiting outside Doc Mitchell's house to talk to the {{user}}

Victor obeys all of Mr. House's orders

Victor knew that {{user}} was transporting the platinum chip, so I'll tell him everything I know: that the Securitrons work for Mr. House and that he must find the platinum chip.

Victor can take the {{user}} to New Vegas

Victor can go freely wherever he wants as long as he can continue communicating with Mr. House

Gecko
A mutated reptile resembling a large lizard. It has an elongated body, four legs, scaly skin, a long tail, a triangular head, and sharp claws. There are common, golden, and fire geckos; the latter have reddish scales and can breathe fire. They are found in deserts, caves, ruins, and areas near water.

Brahmin
Mutated cattle descended from cows. They have a large, robust body, four legs, and two heads that grow together on a wide neck. Each head has its own eyes, ears, and horns. They are used for meat and milk production and for transporting goods. They can be found on ranches, in caravans, and in settlements.

Coyote
A medium-sized wild canine with a slender body, long legs, an elongated snout, pointed ears, and a fur-covered tail. They typically travel in packs and attack travelers or smaller animals. They are found mainly in deserts, along roads, and in rocky areas.

Wild dog
A domestic dog descended from animals that survived the post-war world. It has a slender body, long legs, an elongated snout, and a shaggy coat. It lives in packs and is more aggressive than domesticated dogs. They are found near abandoned settlements, roads, and ruins.

RadRat
A large rodent with a robust body, short legs, a long, thick tail, large incisors, and dirty fur. It is much larger than a normal rat due to radiation exposure. It is found mainly in tunnels, sewers, caves, abandoned buildings, and contaminated areas.

Mole rat
A mutated rodent with a short, heavy body covered in grayish fur. It has a large head, short snout, prominent teeth, and clawed paws. It lives primarily underground and often attacks in packs. It is found in caves, tunnels, mines, and desert areas.

Mantis
A large, mutated insect with a segmented body, six legs, a triangular head, antennae, and two large front legs ending in claws. It can move quickly and attack with its front legs. It is found in caves, desert areas, and rocky regions.

Hunter
A mutated flying insect resembling a giant wasp. It has six legs, four wings, a segmented body, a large head, and an enormous stinger on its back. Its venom is dangerous. They are found mainly in deserts, canyons, and rocky areas.

Radscorpion
A large, mutated scorpion. It has a low-set body covered in plates, eight legs, two large front pincers, and a long, segmented tail ending in a venomous stinger. Normal, giant, and albino specimens exist. They inhabit deserts, caves, and rocky areas.

Giant mole rat
A much larger version of the mole rat. It has a heavy body, a wide head, large teeth, and front claws. It can withstand more damage than a normal mole rat. It is mainly found in mines, tunnels, and underground areas.

Iguana
A small, mutated reptile that retains the basic form of an iguana. It has four legs, a long tail, a scaly body, and a small head. It is used as food and is found mainly near settlements and inhabited areas.

Mirelurk
A mutated amphibian creature with a large body covered by a hard shell. It has several legs, large front claws, and a head protected by plates. It lives primarily in water and near rivers, lakes, and flooded areas. Similar to crabs.

Lakelurk
An aquatic variant of the mirelurk, with a wide body, tough shell, thick legs, and a large head. It can launch projectiles from its mouth. It primarily inhabits lakes, rivers, and deep areas of the Mojave.

There are several ways to get to Benny.

Main route:
After waking up in Goodsprings, the clues lead you to Primm. There, you speak with Johnson Nash and his deputy, Beagle, to find out who attacked you. The investigation continues to Nipton, then Novac, where Manny Vargas provides information about the Great Khans, and finally Boulder City, where Jessup confirms that Benny works at The Tops and returned to New Vegas with the Platinum Chip. From that point on, your objective is to reach the Strip and confront him at The Tops.

Quick route to The Tops
You can ignore most of the investigation and go straight to New Vegas. If you manage to get onto the Strip and near The Tops, the search for Benny will automatically progress. The problem is that the direct routes from Goodsprings are often swarming with Hunters and Deathclaws, enemies that are much more dangerous for low-level characters.

Arrive at the Strip and find Benny
Once you're in New Vegas, head to the Strip. Then go to The Tops, the casino where Benny is the leader of the Chairmen. You'll find him there, walking around the casino surrounded by his men.

Ways to face Benny in The Tops:

Speak directly with Benny:
You can approach him at the casino. Benny will pretend to want to negotiate and invite you to a private suite.

Attack him immediately: you can shoot him in the casino as soon as you see him, although normally all the Chairmen will become hostile as will the guards in the place.

Let him escape: If Benny survives or manages to flee, he will escape from New Vegas and end up captured by Caesar's Legion. If you are allied with the Legion, you can decide his fate, but if not, they will simply crucify him and keep the platinum chip.

Possible locations for Benny during the story

A typical route within that story would be:
Goodsprings → Primm → Nipton → Novac → Boulder City → Freeside → The Strip → The Tops → Benny.

Once you finish answering Doc Mitchell's questions, he'll escort you to his front door and give you a Pip-Boy 3000, a Vault 21 jumpsuit, some bottle caps, lockpicks, and basic gear to start your journey. He'll also explain that Victor found you and brought you here.

Doc Mitchell will recommend you speak with Sunny Smiles, a local hunter who knows the area well. After leaving the house, you'll be free to explore Goodsprings. You can speak with Victor, the Securitron who rescued you, visit the Prospector Saloon, Chet's general store, the town's houses, or simply wander off.

If you decide to help Sunny Smiles, she'll teach you the basics of survival. You'll learn how to shoot, use VATS (the Pop Boy is required for VATS), gather plants, craft healing powder, and hunt geckos near Goodsprings.

As you explore the town, you learn that a gang of convicts called the Powder Gangers is threatening Goodsprings. You'll be able to recruit and help the townspeople defend themselves against the Powder Gangers.

If you ask about your attackers, several residents will give you clues. Chet, Trudy, Victor, and other neighbors will mention that the men who shot you headed south. Following their directions will begin the main quest, traveling from Goodsprings to Primm to find information about Benny and the Platinum Chip. From that point on, the Mojave will be completely open for exploration, allowing you to follow the main storyline or freely explore towns, roads, Vaults, ruins, and territories controlled by different factions.

Benny hides in an apartment; next to his room where his bed is, is Yess Man, a Securitron modified to help him conquer Vegas.

Brahmin meat
The most common food source in the Mojave. It comes from the mutated two-headed cattle used by caravans and ranchers. It can be found in most towns and settlements.

Gecko meat
Geckos are a popular food source for hunters and travelers. They are abundant in the desert, so their meat is often sold in bars and shops.

Coyote and Dog Meat
Less appreciated than other meats, but common among travelers, hunters, and inhabitants of poor areas.

Bighorner meat
It comes from animals similar to wild sheep. It is one of the most prized meats for its size and quality.

Fruits and vegetables
Xander roots, broc flowers, yuccas, and other desert-adapted crops are common. Many plants are also used to make medicines.

Pre-war food
Foods manufactured before the war, such as Cram, Sugar Bombs, BlamCo Mac & Cheese, Dandy Boy Apples, and Salisbury Steak, can still be found. Many are over two hundred years old.

Purified Water
The most precious drink in the Mojave. Access to clean water is limited, and many communities depend on wells or traders.

Alcohol
Beer, whiskey, vodka, rum, and wine are common in bars, casinos, and caravans.

Nuka-Cola
America's most famous pre-war soda. It's still easy to find in vending machines, stores, and ruins. Nuka-Cola Quartz and Nuka-Cola Victory variants are also available in the Mojave.

Sunset Sarsaparilla
The most popular drink in the Mojave. It's a sarsaparilla soda that rivaled Nuka-Cola even before the war. Its success was so great that Nuka-Cola created Nuka-Cola Wild specifically to compete with it in the West. Many bottles have special star-shaped caps, which have given rise to numerous legends and treasure hunts in the Mojave.

Homemade food
Many inhabitants prepare stews, steaks, soups and improvised recipes using meat from mutated animals, local vegetables.

Melee weapons
They include knives, machetes, spears, bats, metal pipes, hammers, axes, and brass knuckles. They are popular among tribal people, raiders, and those who cannot afford ammunition.

Single-use manual weapons
Pocketknives, combat knives, throwing knives, throwing spears, and tomahawks. They are lightweight, easy to carry, and common among explorers and tribes.

Pistols
The most common firearms include revolvers, 9mm, 10mm, .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum pistols, and other variants. They are easy to obtain and carry.

Submachine guns
Light automatic weapons designed for close-quarters combat. They are commonly used by guards, mercenaries, and some military factions.

Shotguns
Highly effective at close range. There are simple, pump-action, combat, and automatic models. They are common among farmers, caravan drivers, and soldiers.

Rifles
These include bolt-action rifles, repeating rifles, NCR service rifles, hunting rifles, and sniper rifles. They are some of the most commonly used weapons in the Mojave.

Machine guns
Heavy automatic weapons capable of firing large quantities of ammunition. They are typically used by soldiers, mercenaries, or super mutants.

Energy weapons
They use energy cells instead of bullets. These include laser pistols, laser rifles, plasma pistols, and plasma rifles. They are rarer than conventional weapons and are usually found in military or technological facilities.

Heavy weapons
Miniguns, rocket launchers, flamethrowers, and other large weapons. They are difficult to transport but extremely destructive.

Explosives
Grenades, mines, dynamite, and explosive charges are common among Powder Gangers, soldiers, and demolition experts.

Unique weapons
Throughout the Mojave, there are special versions of ordinary weapons with unique modifications, their own history, or improved performance. Many belonged to important figures or are hidden in dangerous locations.

Boomers
To earn the Boomers' trust, you must help the residents of Nellis. You can repair equipment, assist community members, and complete tasks for the community. One of your most important missions involves diving into Lake Mead to plant explosives and recover a sunken B-29 bomber. If you succeed, the Boomers will be able to raise it and use it during the final battle.

Brotherhood of Steel
Their missions are related to recovering technology, investigating threats, helping their members, and resolving internal conflicts within the Brotherhood.

Followers of the Apocalypse
Their assignments focus on assisting doctors and refugees, obtaining supplies, treating the wounded, and resolving issues related to the population of Freeside.

Great Khans
You can help the Khans with internal problems, gather information, run errands for their members, and decide what they will do with their tribe at the end of the story.

Kings
Your missions focus on the problems in Freeside, especially the conflicts between the Kings and the NCR. You can help maintain order and improve relations between the two groups.

NCR
Their missions include protecting facilities, investigating problems, eliminating threats, assisting soldiers, resolving political conflicts, and increasing the NCR's presence in the Mojave.

Caesar's Legion
His assignments include eliminating enemies, punishing traitors, infiltrating rival territories, and helping to prepare for the conquest of Hoover Dam.

Mr. House
Their missions are related to recovering and using the Platinum Chip, improving the Securitrons, controlling the families of New Vegas, and preparing the defense of Hoover Dam.

Yes Man
It allows you to follow an independent route. Your missions consist of contacting the main factions, deciding which will be allies or enemies, and preparing New Vegas for the final battle.

Boone
Boone believes his wife Carla didn't die in a Legionary attack. He suspects someone in Novac betrayed her to the Legion. The culprit was Jeannie May Crawford, the motel owner. She received money from the Legionaries and informed them when Carla would leave Novac. To uncover her identity, you must give her Boone's beret and wait with the person who arrived that night. Upon seeing the beret, Boone shoots. Afterward, Boone reveals that he killed his wife because life in the Legion would be hell.

Veronica
Their mission may involve convincing their leaders to open up to the outside world or accepting that the organization should maintain its old traditions.

Arcade Gannon
Arcade secretly belongs to the ancient Enclave. His father was Christopher Gannon, and he grew up hiding his true connection to the organization. Once you gain enough trust, Arcade reveals his past and can lead you to reunite the former members of the Enclave Remnants. If you choose to help them, Arcade participates in the final battle at Hoover Dam.

Cass
Cass discovers her caravans have been destroyed and suspects someone is deliberately eliminating her competitors. The investigation reveals that Crimson Caravan and the Van Graffs are involved. The Van Graffs hired mercenaries to destroy Cass's caravans and buy her properties at a bargain price. You can help her gather evidence and confront those responsible.

Raul Tejada
Raul was a Mexican gunman before becoming a ghoul. After learning about his past, you discover that his sister and brother-in-law were murdered by bandits, which led Raul to become a vigilante. You can help him decide whether he wants to return to being an active gunman or accept his life as a mechanic.

Lily Bowen
Lily is a Nightkin super mutant and former human grandmother. Her grandsons, Leo, Jacob, and Virgil, were transformed into super mutants. Lily suffers from memory problems and schizophrenia due to her Nightkin transformation.

NCR Final

The NCR successfully defends Hoover Dam and defeats the Legion. Their forces retain control of the dam, and New Vegas falls under the Republic's influence. Depending on your choices, different communities may fare better or worse. The NCR becomes the dominant power in the Mojave, though its rule brings soldiers, taxes, and bureaucracy.

Mr. House finale

Mr. House uses his upgraded Securitrons to defeat the NCR and the Legion and take Hoover Dam. Before the battle, you can gain allies. The Boomers can support House with their B-29 bomber if you complete their missions. You can also maintain good relations with the Kings and some communities, though House relies primarily on his own Securitrons. The Brotherhood of Steel does not become an ally of House; if they remain a threat, he demands their elimination.

End of the Legion

Caesar's Legion conquers Hoover Dam and defeats the NCR. His troops advance on New Vegas and subdue any communities that resist. The region is placed under a military regime based on slavery and absolute obedience to Caesar. Enemies of the Legion are expelled, enslaved, or killed.

Yes Man standalone ending

The Courier takes New Vegas and uses the Securitrons to expel both the NCR and the Legion. This route allows you to gather support from various factions before the battle. The Boomers can participate with their B-29s. The Great Khans can be persuaded to abandon the Legion. The Brotherhood of Steel can survive and aid the Courier if their conflict with the NCR is resolved. You can also gain the support of the Followers of the Apocalypse to aid the wounded. Finally, Yes Man's Securitrons participate in the Battle of Hoover Dam, and New Vegas becomes independent.

NCR
The NCR can consolidate its control over the Mojave and Hoover Dam. It can also end up weakened by its own internal problems, lose influence in some communities, or suffer heavy losses during the battle.

Caesar's Legion
He can conquer Hoover Dam and New Vegas. If Caesar dies, Lanius can assume command. The Legion could also be weakened by internal conflicts and Caesar's illness.

Mr. House
He can maintain New Vegas's independence, expel the NCR and Legion, and transform the city into a technological powerhouse. His Securitrons then take control of Hoover Dam and key areas of New Vegas.

Yes Man
New Vegas becomes independent, and the Courier becomes the main authority. The outcome for the communities depends on the decisions made during the adventure.

Great Khans
If they separate from the Legion, they can leave the Mojave and march north to rebuild their tribe. They can also remain in Red Rock Canyon or be destroyed if their enemies manage to eliminate them.

Boomers
They become important allies during the Battle of Hoover Dam. After aiding one faction, they maintain their isolation on Nellis Island and continue rebuilding their community and their bomber.

Brotherhood of Steel
It can be destroyed by the NCR or survive hidden in Hidden Valley. If an alliance is formed with the NCR, it can assist during the battle. Alternatively, it can remain independent and continue protecting its technology.

Kings
They can maintain control of Freeside and improve their relations with the NCR. If the conflict worsens, they may clash with the Republic and lose members during the fighting.

Followers of the Apocalypse
They continue to help the people of the Mojave with medicine and education. Depending on the situation in the region, they may be overwhelmed by the number of wounded and refugees.

Enclave Remnants
They can regroup to participate in the final battle. Afterwards, they can retreat again.

Karma represents the overall morality of your actions. Helping others, completing certain missions, and eliminating criminals usually increases your Karma. Stealing, murdering innocents, or committing certain crimes usually reduces it. Depending on your actions, you can have very good, neutral, or very bad Karma. However, in the Mojave, most people are more concerned with your reputation than your Karma.

Reputation measures the opinion each faction, people, or group has of you. Each organization keeps its own statistic. You can be admired by one faction and hated by another at the same time.

If you help a community, complete tasks for it, or eliminate its enemies, your reputation will improve. If you steal, kill important members, or help its rivals, it will worsen.

A good reputation can grant you discounts in stores, access to restricted areas, shelter, rewards, special equipment, military support, and new missions. Some factions will even send messengers to deliver gifts or invitations.

A bad reputation can lead to insults, expulsions, mission rejections, price increases, or direct attacks. The most powerful factions may send armed groups to hunt you down when you enter their territories.

Important decisions often affect multiple factions simultaneously. Aiding the NCR might anger the Legion. Supporting the Legion might cause independent cities to distrust you. Some communities also react to the choices you make during their missions.

Reputation can change over time and it is possible to recover it by helping a faction, although some acts are so serious that certain organizations will never trust you again.

In the Mojave, your reputation matters more than your looks or your wealth. Your actions determine whether you'll be seen as a heroine, a respected mercenary, a dangerous criminal, or a threat that must be eliminated.

The T-45 power armor is distinguished by its rugged, industrial design of riveted metal with a dull gray finish and exposed steel. Its helmet is flat at the front, with a prominent ventilation grille at the mouth and a single, recessed rectangular visor, while its shoulder pads are straight, flat, and angular pieces that leave exposed cables and frame joints at the shoulders.

The T-51 power armor is made of lightweight composite materials and an organic polymer alloy coated in olive-green military paint with tan accents. Its design is much more aerodynamic and curved to deflect projectiles, with a rounded helmet that integrates a smooth, inverted T-shaped visor and downward-curving shoulder guards that fit snugly against the chest, completely covering the internal mechanisms.

The T-60 POWER ARMOR has a massive and robust appearance with a dark metallic gray color and reinforced steel textures. Its helmet is an evolution of the T-45 model but is more streamlined, with side ventilation slots and a more aggressive visor, differing mainly in its enormous double-layered shoulder pads that protrude to the sides to deflect heavy shrapnel away from the neck area.

The X-01 Power Armor is a military prototype, matte dark gray or black in color, constructed from advanced lightweight alloys and reinforced ceramic plates. Its design is entirely futuristic and imposing, characterized by a closed helmet with no visible collar, featuring two bright, gleaming optical visors that resemble insect eyes, along with drooping, bulbous shoulder pads that curve backward, forming a protective hump.

All Power Armors require fusion cores

RNC

Infantry: Long-sleeved beige-brown fabric tunic under a dark brown leather breastplate reinforced with steel-gray metal plates. Olive-green canvas trousers with brown leather knee pads, black military boots, and a brown belt with cartridge pouches. Olive-green iron spherical helmet with dark goggles with black frames and a desert-beige military neckerchief.

Elite Rangers: Long, dark brown to black leather trench coat, worn with dust, over a charcoal black combat vest. Dark gray military trousers and heavy black boots. Ash gray full-face armored helmet with two bright red circular eye visors and a black gas mask with dark side filters.

Caesar's Legion

Recruits: Bright red American football jersey with reddish-brown leather plates and brass studs. Short brown leather skirt over beige canvas shorts. Brown leather sandals tied at the ankles. Dark brown leather helmet with yellowish stitching and red or black plumes.

Centurions: Dark gray metal breastplate with trophies: metallic gray T-45d Power Armor shoulder pad, beige/olive green NCR elbow pads, and rusted bronze plates. Brown leather strip skirt with gold studs and a long scarlet cloth cape. Gray military helmet with dark brown and beige animal horns.