Feral ghoul (Fallout: New Vegas)

	For an overview of feral ghouls throughout the Fallout series, see Feral ghoul.

	Fallout: New Vegas creature Feral ghoul
	A typical feral ghoul
	Location Mojave Wasteland Vault 34 Camp Searchlight Old nuclear test site REPCONN test site Variants Feral ghoul Feral ghoul jumpsuit Cut content Feral ghoul reaver Feral ghoul roamer Feral trooper ghoul Glowing one Glowing ghoul jumpsuit Cut content Glowing trooper ghoul Legion creature Cut content Overseer Vault dweller Vault security guard Vault security officer Vault technician

 

Feral ghouls are creatures found in the Mojave Wasteland in 2281.

Characteristics

Feral ghouls are similar in appearance to sapient ghouls but are skinnier and do not walk or run normally. Due to exposure to high levels of radiation, they have lost the ability to reason and will become hostile towards any non-Ghoul. This has caused much discrimination towards "intelligent" ghouls.

Biology

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The degeneration into a feral state (referred to as ferocious post-necrotic dystrophy) is not fully understood. It is known that it is a result of a degeneration of the brain (which is not affected by the regenerative mutation of the spinal cord) and emerges following the atrophy of higher brain functions, accompanied by an increased level of aggression and appetite. When the loss of capacity for thought is complete, a ghoul is considered feral. The factors that may cause a ghoul to enter this state are unclear, but anti-social or isolated ghouls are more susceptible to it. Exposure to intense radiation may also be a factor – feral ghouls have no body heat and emit lethal levels of radiation, indicating that feral ghouls are for all intents and purposes dead, their functions sustained only by their high irradiation. This allows them to survive for centuries, relying only on the energy provided by radiation – at the expense of a horrifying, emaciated appearance. Understandably, the process is irreversible.

Variants

Feral ghoul

Feral ghouls are the basic feral ghoul variant in Fallout: New Vegas; wearing only a pair of tattered shorts and noticeably weaker than standard human opponents, they are easily dispatched with one or two headshots from any decent ranged weapon or a solid hit from a decent melee or unarmed weapon.

Despite their shrill noise and remarkable speed, they are only truly a threat when they have the advantage of numbers, or when the player character is at a low level. Feral ghouls usually retain the skin color they had when they were human.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Feral ghoul 0009fafa 0001cf7a	Level 3 Experience points 30 Detection 3 Health points 25 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (5 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Feral ghoul 00167ecc 00167ecd 00167ed9 00167ee3	Level 5 Experience points 50 Detection 2 Health points 60 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (20 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

Feral ghoul jumpsuit

	The following is based on Fallout New Vegas cut content and has not been confirmed by canon sources.

A regular feral ghoul wearing a RobCo Industries jumpsuit.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Feral ghoul jumpsuit 00145e6e	Level 3 Experience points 30 Detection 3 Health points 25 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (5 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 25% Stealth Boy

	End of information based on Fallout New Vegas cut content.

Feral ghoul reaver

The feral ghoul reaver returns in Fallout: New Vegas, but it is nowhere near the potent combatant as the Fallout 3 version. Instead, New Vegas reavers are more comparable to the other feral ghoul variants, as they no longer possess the radioactive gore missile attack, their lunges do not cause much knockback and they no longer emit radiation.

Their HP in this game can vary; at lower levels, they are merely slightly stronger than a ghoul roamer, but are weaker than a glowing one. They wear what appears to be the remnants of metal armor. Some can be found at the Old nuclear test site and one will always spawn inside the Sealed sewers, regardless of the players level.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Feral ghoul reaver 00167ed7 00167f02	Level 17 Experience points 170 Detection 7 Health points 180 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (40 Damage, +10 Radiation/sec for 4 seconds, -15 Health points/sec for 4 seconds) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Feral ghoul reaver 0017283a	Level 23 Experience points 230 Detection 7 Health points 350 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (50 Damage, +10 Radiation/sec for 4 seconds, -15 Health points/sec for 4 seconds) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

Feral ghoul roamer

The feral ghoul roamer is more dangerous than the regular feral ghoul, though it is not as strong as the feral ghoul reaver, it is far more common. Unlike their Fallout 3 counterparts, they do not wear the remnants of combat armor. Instead, they may be void of clothing or only wear a sleeveless shirt.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Feral ghoul roamer 0001cf77 0009fafb	Level 6 Experience points 60 Detection 4 Health points 80 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (16 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Feral ghoul roamer 00167ece 00167ecf 00167edc 00167edd 00167ede 00167ee0	Level 10 Experience points 100 Detection 4 Health points 110 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (30 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

Feral trooper ghoul

Feral trooper ghouls are former NCR troopers that have become feral. They are similar but not identical to normal feral ghouls, the difference being that they still wear their NCR trooper armor, indicating that they were on duty when the radiation was released from inside Camp Searchlight by Legion soldiers.

The ghoul troopers that attack with combat knives are not actually feral ghouls, but normal ghouls that are set to be hostile. As such, their knives and NCR armor are lootable. There are a total of nine of these, and killing them is part of the quest We Will All Go Together.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Feral trooper ghoul 0014451b	Level 8 Experience points 80 Detection 1 Health points 100 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (20 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Feral trooper ghoul 00162948	Level 8 Experience points 80 Detection 2 Health points 100 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (30 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

Glowing one

These ghouls are found often at higher levels at locations where the concentration of radiation is strongest. It has significantly more health and damage than your average ghoul. This variant on death and while attacking gives off a small amount of radiation. Its secondary attack is when it stretches its arms to the sky then gives off a burst of radiation.. In some cases the ghoul might kill any ghoul in his close proximity to regenerate health to his own,

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Glowing one 0001cf7b	Level 9 Experience points 90 Detection 5 Health points 240 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (32 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (15 Damage and 5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 80% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Glowing one 00167ed0 00167ee6 0017b060	Level 13 Experience points 130 Detection 5 Health points 145 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (35 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (15 Damage and 5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 80% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Glowing one 00167ed0	Level 26 Experience points 260 Detection 5 Health points 400 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (60 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (15 Damage and 5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 80% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

Glowing ghoul jumpsuit

	The following is based on Fallout New Vegas cut content and has not been confirmed by canon sources.

A glowing one wearing a RobCo Industries jumpsuit.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Glowing ghoul jumpsuit 00000000	Level 3 Experience points 30 Detection 3 Health points 25 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (5 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 25% Stealth Boy

	End of information based on Fallout New Vegas cut content.

Glowing trooper ghoul

Glowing trooper ghouls are NCR troopers that have turned into glowing ones, affected by the local radiation levels after the Legion's assault on Camp Searchlight. As with regular glowing ones, they have the ability to emit harmful radiation waves. Removing the head of a glowing trooper ghoul will cause red blood to erupt from their neck, unlike the other limbs on their bodies where the blood glows green.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Glowing trooper ghoul 0014451a	Level 8 Experience points 80 Detection 1 Health points 150 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (30 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (15 Damage and 5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem
Glowing trooper ghoul 00162947	Level 8 Experience points 80 Detection 1 Health points 150 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (30 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (15 Damage and 5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

Legion creature

	The following is based on Fallout New Vegas cut content and has not been confirmed by canon sources.

A recruit legionary, classified as a feral ghoul. His ragdoll doesn't dismember or move around properly. The model also has some effect added to the hands.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Legion creature 00140d4b	Level 6 Experience points 60 Detection 4 Health points 80 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps allies: Will help allies.	Attack Melee (16 Damage) Ability Radiation Radiation resistances 85% Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 63% Bottle caps Dead 25% random clutter Dead 13% random chem

	End of information based on Fallout New Vegas cut content.

Overseer

The Overseer is a unique orange-colored reaver, encountered in Vault 34. Its armor and facial structure are similar to that of a feral ghoul reaver's, but it has the same glow effect and radiation blast as a glowing one, albeit a different color.

Like the majority of the vault's population, the overseer has become a feral ghoul due to radiation poisoning. The Overseer stands on a raised platform in the Overseer's office, and on the bottom of this platform are two Vault-Tec turrets, which defend the Overseer. Of all the enemies in the Mojave wasteland, it has the highest amount of HP amongst ghouls, thus making it a "boss" character.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Overseer 00132541	Level 12 Experience points 120 Detection 2 Health points 900 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (100 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (15 Damage and 5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 100% Overseer's Password Dead 100% Pencil Dead 17% 10mm rounds Dead 17% random chem Dead 17% random clutter Dead 13% Pre-War money Dead 9% Vault 34 jumpsuit

Vault dweller

Vault dwellers are a variant of feral ghouls found exclusively inside Vault 34. They are the remains of the population of Vault 34 following the reactor leak . They are completely feral and will attack any human on sight though they sometimes utter human phrases. The player will first encounter one at the end of the access tunnel, directly inside of the main entrance. They can also be found scattered throughout the rest of the vault, although at higher levels the player character will encounter the more dangerous vault security guards and vault security officers.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Vault dweller 00133101 00133102	Level 6 Experience points 60 Detection 2 Health points 100 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (16 Damage) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 100% 10mm rounds Dead 17% random chem Dead 17% random clutter Dead 13% Pre-War money Dead 9% Vault 34 jumpsuit

Vault security guard

They are the remains of the Vault 34 security team, and are clad in the rotting remains of Vault 34 security armor. They were members of the security team before and during the population control riots, and eventually they became feral ghouls along with the majority of the vault's remaining population, becoming hostile creatures who will attack any human on sight.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Vault security guard 00132540	Level 8 Experience points 80 Detection 2 Health points 200 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (25 Damage) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 100% 10mm rounds Dead 17% random chem Dead 17% random clutter Dead 13% Pre-War money Dead 9% Vault 34 jumpsuit

Vault security officer

Like the vault security guard, they are the remains of the Vault 34 security team. However, they have become glowing ones which are notably stronger. While in combat they may produce a pulse of radioactive energy.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Vault security officer 00132164	Level 10 Experience points 100 Detection 2 Health points 400 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (50 Damage) Attack Aura Explosion (5 Radiation/sec for 3 seconds) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 100% 10mm rounds Dead 17% random chem Dead 17% random clutter Dead 13% Pre-War money Dead 9% Vault 34 jumpsuit
Vault security officer 0017af94	Level 10 Experience points 100 Detection 2 Health points 400 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (50 Damage) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 100% 10mm rounds Dead 17% random chem Dead 17% random clutter Dead 13% Pre-War money Dead 9% Vault 34 jumpsuit

Vault technician

Vault technicians are former technicians in Vault 34, who have since become ghouls due to the radiation leaks. Simply called vault technicians in game, they share a model with the standard glowing one, along with the same strengths and weaknesses. They are found dead in flooded chambers inside of the main section of the vault, in both cases under desks. Also in both cases, the player must retrieve a password from their corpse to progress further into the vault. They are found alive in the flooded reactor level accessed under the desk of the Vault 34 Overseer. One wanders the halls, while the rest wait, only breaking through a window and attacking the player when he/she is actually inside the reactor itself.

Name (Base ID)	Statistics	Behavior	Abilities	Items
Vault technician 00133f46	Level 9 Experience points 90 Detection 2 Health points 300 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (35 Damage) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead 100% 10mm rounds Dead 17% random chem Dead 17% random clutter Dead 13% Pre-War money Dead 9% Vault 34 jumpsuit
Dead Vault technician 0013e313	Level 9 Experience points 90 Detection 2 Health points 0 Damage threshold 0 Damage resistance 0%	Fist Very aggressive: Will attack enemies and neutrals on sight. Confidence Foolhardy: Will never flee or avoid anyone. Group Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.	Attack Melee (35 Damage) Ability Radiation Healing (+10 Health points +100 Radiation)	Dead Vault 34 security terminal password Dead Vault 34 utility terminal password

Notes

• Feral ghouls count as abominations and as such, are not affected by the Animal Friend perk.
• Feral ghoul noises were rewritten between Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas, giving them the ability to growl out words, similar to the trogs of The Pitt.
• The dead glowing one just west of Novac emits radiation. If you try moving the corpse, the radiation will still linger in the same spot.
• Any armor worn by ghouls appears to be purely cosmetic, it provides no damage threshold or resistance and as such ghouls never drop their armor upon death.
• All ghouls in Vault 34 drop 10mm rounds.

Appearances

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Feral ghouls appear in Fallout (in random encounters, as "mindless ghouls"), Fallout 2 (as "ghoul crazies"), Fallout 3 (where they are actually named "feral ghouls" for the first time), Fallout: New Vegas, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel and were due to appear in Van Buren, the canceled Fallout 3 by Black Isle Studios (as "endless walker").

Bugs

• PC PlayStation 3 Sometimes whilst targeting the head of a glowing trooper ghoul in V.A.T.S. with the Ratslayer, Dinner Bell/hunting shotgun or lever-action shotgun, the player will run backwards and not fire, letting the ghoul attack the player until death or until the bug ends.
• Xbox 360 When the Overseer is killed with an energy weapon, the ash pile remains may not appear.
• PC Xbox 360 PlayStation 3 Sometimes the Overseer doesn't attack you, not even when his turrets are destroyed, which is made worse (but in some regards better for the player) by the fact he cannot move from his podium/desk.

Gallery

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  The Vault 34 Overseer.

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  The Vault 34 Overseer in his office, about to attack.

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  Alternate model used for the feral ghoul and ghoul roamer.

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  In-game effects of the cut legion creature's fists.

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  Feral ghoul concept art from Fallout 3.

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  A typical feral ghoul

References

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Vault Overseers Vaults 1-20 Vault 0 Calculator Vault 3 Lincoln Davis → George Stault Vault 8 Vault 8 Overseer Vault 11 Katherine Stone Vault 13 Jacoren Vaults 21-40 Vault 21 Robert House Vault 22 J. Hendricks Vault 29 Diana Stone Vault 34 Vault 34 Overseer Vaults 41-80 Vault 74 Vault 74 Overseer Vault 77 Puppet Man Vaults 81-100 Vault 81 O. Olivette → Gwen McNamara Vault 88 Valery Barstow → Sole Survivor Vault 92 Richard Rubin Vaults 101-122 Vault 101 Vault 101's original Overseer → Vault 101's second Overseer → Unnamed Vault 101 Overseer → Alphonse Almodovar → Allen Mack → Amata Almodovar Vault 106 Albert Leris Vault 108 Brody Jones Vault 111 Vault 111 Overseer Vault 112 Stanislaus Braun Vault 118 Vault 118 Overseer