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Project V13

• Teaser
• The Armageddon Rag newsletter

Companies

• Crazy Ivan's New and Used Guns
• DayGlow (company)
• Duper Company
• Medtech
• RobCo Industries

Creatures

• Mutant Mantis Shrimp

Factions

• Brotherhood of Steel
  • Guardian Brotherhood
• Church of Harold
• Hounds of Hell

Items

• Armor and clothing
  • T51b
• Consumables
  • Super Duper Stimpak
• Weapons
  • AKA-47
  • AK-112
  • Avenger minigun
  • 9mm Burreyetta, Model 86d
  • Chemblaster™ 3000™ CDS
  • Flambe 450
  • Garry's Modfied Shotgun
  • Ripper
  • .25 Volcanoesque
  • Wattz 2000

Locations

• Dayglow
• Glow
• Menkey Butte Mine
• Stock Town
• Trumbull

Music

• Ma Rainey
• "Slave to the Blues"

Races

• Ghouls
• Super Mutants
• Human

Developers

• Interplay Entertainment
• Masthead Studios
• Designers
  • Chris Taylor
  • Mark O'Green
  • Serg Souleiman
  • Jeff Clendenning
  • Natiq Aghayev
  • Caleb Cleveland
  • Jason D. Anderson

Featured article

The RobCo PIP-Pad is an experimental tablet-sized electronic device manufactured by RobCo Industries as an offshoot of the Pip-Boy series, mainly for reading text and high-resolution graphics.

A cache of these devices was discovered after the Great War in an old RobCo warehouse. There are some known bugs with the text processor, and users may occasionally see some strange characters.

About Project V13

Project V13, also known as Fallout Online, was to be a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) developed by Interplay Entertainment and Masthead Studios.

Among its developers were Chris Taylor, Mark O'Green and Jason Anderson, three of the creators of the original Fallout game.

Fallout world

The Fallout world is not quite our own. It is an alternate reality which diverged from ours at some point after the second World War.

The base concept for the setting is the "World of Tomorrow" as imagined in the Golden Age of Science Fiction. This means that before the Great War, the Fallout world was more or less what the people of the 1940s and 1950s thought things would be like in 2077.

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