Angel-Eyes

Fallout 2 character
Angel-Eyes
Lore
Race	Human
Gender	Male
Affiliation	Mercenary raiders Bishops Blondie Tuco
Role	Mercenary
Gameplay
Location	Mercenaries' cave
Quests	Stop Bishop's raider band from attacking Vault City
Other
Dialogue	IcMrcCpt.msg COMBATAI.MSG line 12100 on
Appearances	Fallout 2
SPECIAL	8 ST, 7 PE, 8 EN, 5 CH, 5 IN, 8 AG, 5 LK
Tag skills	Melee Weap.: 90% Small Guns: 90% Throwing: 70% Unarmed: 70%
Misc stats	Hit Points: 85 Critical Chance: 5% Melee Dam.: 14 Poison Res.: 40% Radiation Res.: 16% (36%) Armor Class: 8 (28) Action Points: 9 Carry Weight: 225 lbs Damage Res.: 0% (40%) Sequence: 14 Healing Rate: 2 Perk Rate: 3 Skill Rate: 15 Experience Points: 230 Additional resistances (DR/DT): Fire Resist.: 0%/0 (30%/4) Laser Resist.: 0%/0 (60%/8) Plasma Resist.: 0%/0 (50%/4) Explosion Res.: 0%/0 (40%/6) EMP Resist.: 0%/0 (500%/0) Electricity Res.: 0%/0 (50%/2) Dam. Threshold: 5
Prototype ID	00000358

“If we could only sabotage those Vault City laser cannons”

Angel-Eyes is the leader of the mercenaries hired by John Bishop in 2241.

Background

Angel-Eyes is hidden away in the mercenaries' cave near Vault City. He is a rugged-looking man dressed in combat armor with well-maintained weapons and armor. His dog tags as well as those of Blondie and Tuco can be used to help open the raiders' safe, as a piece of the lock combination has been printed on each of them.

Interactions with the player character

Interactions overview

Interactions
	This character is involved in quests.	Stop Bishop's raider band from attacking Vault City

Quests

• Stop Bishop's raider band from attacking Vault City: Angel-Eyes needs to be killed so that the attacks on Vault City can be stopped.

Other interactions

• The only interactions Angel-Eyes has with the Chosen One are his battle cries, as he only has combat dialogue.

Inventory

Apparel	Weapon	Other items
Combat armor	Desert Eagle Assault rifle	$37 Stimpak 5mm JHP x50

Appearances

Angel-Eyes appears only in Fallout 2.

Behind the scenes

Alongside Blondie and Tuco, Angel-Eyes is a reference to Lee Van Cleef's character from the spaghetti western The Good, the Bad and the Ugly as the "Bad."