Brahmin (Fallout)

For an overview of brahmin variants, see brahmin.

Fallout / Fallout 2 creature
Brahmin
Variants
Variants	Brahmin Large brahmin Angry brahmin Weak brahmin Wild brahmin
Location
Location	New California
Technical
Dialogue	BRAHMIN.MSG ACBrahmn.msg (Arroyo brahmin) COW.MSG (Brahmin Herd) ZCBrahmn.msg NcAngBra.msg (New Reno)
Other
Appearances	Fallout Fallout 2

“Moo I say!”

Brahmin are creatures found in New California in 2161 and 2241.

Background

Brahmin have been domesticated throughout the years since the Great War. Some brahmin can be seen wandering the Wasteland, but this is rather rare. Through their domestication, they have been used primarily for meat, milk, and their hides which are tanned to make leather. Traders often use them as pack animals.

They attack by head-butting or trying to gore someone with their horns, however in the Mad Brahmins encounter, a group will charge at the Chosen One and explode on impact.

Characteristics

Biology

As a result of the constant radiation, these formerly normal cows have sprouted a second independent head. Brahmin have eight stomachs, and male brahmin have four testicles. Their skin has turned a toasty, dusty orange-red color from the fallout exposure and their horns have become a dirty brown. In addition, their udder has increased in size.

Gameplay attributes

Brahmin are low level creatures and can be little more than a nuisance in the beginning of the game, if you can even find one that is hostile. In fact, most brahmin throughout the game are non-hostile and will only attack if provoked, as they are mainly found in ranches and small settlements. When they attack they run and ram into foes, swinging their horns into the body of the threat. Although their hide is thick, bullets will still penetrate and kill them rather quickly.

Variants

Brahmin

Regular brahmin are durable creatures, although far from aggressive seeing as they are domesticated beasts of burden.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Brahmin 00000028	? ? 80 HP: 35 H.Rate: 2 AC: 24 Sequence: 6 AP: 7 Melee Dam: 7 Crit. Chance:1%	Normal: 0/ 20% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 10% Elect.: 0/ 30% Explosion: 0/ 10% EMP: 0/ 500%
Brahmin 00000010	? ? 80 HP: 35 H.Rate: 2 AC: 4 Sequence: 6 AP: 7 Melee Dam: 7 Crit. Chance:1%	Normal: 0/ 20% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 10% Elect.: 0/ 30% Explosion: 0/ 10% EMP: 0/ 500%

Large brahmin

Brahmins that are larger than the standard Brahmin, therefore dealing more damage.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Large brahmin 00000164	? ? 90 HP: 40 H.Rate: 3 AC: 26 Sequence: 10 AP: 8 Melee Dam: 12 Crit. Chance:5%	Normal: 0/ 20% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 10% Elect.: 0/ 30% Explosion: 0/ 10% EMP: 0/ 500%

Angry brahmin

Angry brahmin are brahmin with a mean streak, and won't hesitate to attack unwary victims.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Angry brahmin 00000404	? ? 150 HP: 70 H.Rate: 1 AC: 22 Sequence: 10 AP: 8 Melee Dam: 4 Crit. Chance:5%	Normal: 2/ 25% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 10% Elect.: 0/ 30% Explosion: 0/ 20% EMP: 0/ 500%

Weak brahmin

Weak brahmin are feeble from sickness or famine, and pose a far smaller threat to travellers than the angry - or even normal - brahmin.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Weak brahmin 00000114	? ? 40 HP: 30 H.Rate: 1 AC: 1 Sequence: 6 AP: 6 Melee Dam: 1 Crit. Chance:1%	Normal: 0/ 20% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 10% Elect.: 0/ 30% Explosion: 0/ 10% EMP: 0/ 500%

Wild brahmin

Wild brahmin are undomesticated creatures, who roam the large steppes of the wastes in large herds.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Wild brahmin 00000219	? ? 120 HP: 65 H.Rate: 1 AC: 21 Sequence: 10 AP: 8 Melee Dam: 7 Crit. Chance:5%	Normal: 2/ 25% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 10% Elect.: 0/ 30% Explosion: 0/ 20% EMP: 0/ 500%

Appearances

These brahmins appear in Fallout and Fallout 2.

See also

• Brahmin Herd - special encounter in Fallout.
• Mad Brahmins - special encounter in Fallout 2.

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