Fallout Lore Portal: Everything You Need To Know About the Series and Its World
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Pre-War countries Nations that survived the upheaval of the Resource Wars generally trended towards authoritarianism and aggression. The last remaining superpowers, United States and China, would eventually become the tools of armageddon. |
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Mexico · European Commonwealth · Soviet Union |
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Pre-War companies As the world headed towards nuclear annihilation, the rich and powerful only grew richer and more powerful, particularly the megacorporations that dominated the market. |
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Military conflicts The world before the Great War was a place of sorrow and seemingly unceasing conflict. The following articles cover the most important of these armed struggles. |
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| Major regions Following the Great War, traditional political divisions have largely lost their importance. These regions are areas where humanity continues to thrive, both in ruins of the Old World and cities of the New. |
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New California · Mojave Wasteland (Big MT, Sierra Madre, The Divide, Zion) · Capital Wasteland (Point Lookout, The Pitt) · Commonwealth (Mount Desert Island, Nuka-World) ·Appalachia |
| Communities Post-War humans continue to organize themselves, just like countless generations before them. Whether they are camps, villages, town, or new cities, these communities form the basis of New World mankind. |
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New California communities · Mojave communities
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| Military technologies The war-torn Old World was crumbling in many ways, save one: Developing new weapons to kill each other. |
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Power armor · Energy weapons · Nuclear weapons · Robotics · Stealth technology
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| Science! Though much of the research conducted before the Great War centered on military applications, there were many breakthroughs that revolutionized life - or promised to do it. |
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Artificial intelligence and artificial personalities · Forced Evolutionary Virus (FEV Curling-13 · EEP) · Fusion · Nuka-Cola |
| Post-War polities As humanity recovered from the nuclear holocaust, simple ways of organizing society gave way to increasingly more complex: Tribes, nations, states, and empires. |
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80s · Blackfoot · Boomers · Ciphers · Dead Horses · Fredonians · Hangdogs · Hidebarks · Jackals · Kaibabs · Khans · Point Lookout tribals · Ridgers · Sorrows · Sun Dogs · Three Families: Chairmen, Omertas, White Glove Society · Treeminders · Twin Mothers · Twisted Hairs · White Legs |
| Merchant companies Trade was always a central part of civilization and the post-War world is no different. Caravan companies are among the most powerful non-state actors in the wasteland. |
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Major New California based: Crimson Caravan, Far Go Traders, Water Merchants, Gun Runners Minor: Happy Trails Caravan Company, Griffin Wares, Cassidy Caravans, Durable Dunn's
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| Other organizations Many other organizations emerged out of the ashes of the Old World, establishing themselves among the sands of the New. |
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Followers of the Apocalypse · Free States · Office of Science and Industry · Responders
Hub Underground · New Reno families: Bishops, Mordinos, Salvatores, Wrights, Van Graffs · Regulators West: Great Khans (New Khans) · Jackals · Vipers · Scorpions East: Forged · Gunners · Disciples · Operators · Rust Devils · The Pack · The Pitt · Appalachian Raiders |
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| Religions Religions persist in the post-War world, with many more providing solace to its adherents and power to leaders. |
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Antlerism · Children of the Cathedral · Children of Atom · Christianity ·Cult of Mars · Dharma · Hubology |
| Law The binding glue of society, law was always in service to human society and occassionally individual members. |
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Capital punishment
Pre-War: Anti-ghoul decree of 2282 · Executive Order 99066 · New Amended Espionage Act · Wartime Workers Act · more... Post-War: Thaler Act · Security act 9837-334-27A
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| General topics Not every topic can fit into the preceding categories. This group catalogs articles that cannot be easily placed in any single category. |
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| Josh Sawyer on IGN Unfiltered | |
| Notes from the June interview |
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| Hidden Stuff in the Fallout 76 Teaser | |
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| Walking the Freedom Trail | |
| This article is our way to celebrate the 241st anniversary of American Independence! |
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| Far Harbor: A Size Comparison | |
| This article is devoted to a commonly raised issue: Just how large is Far Harbor? The basic facts |
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