Brahmin (Fallout 76)

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For an overview of brahmin in the Fallout series of games, see brahmin.

Brahmin are creatures found in Appalachia in 2102.

Background

Brahmins are descendants of domestic cows who survived the Great War. Their survival has been accompanied by important mutations such as bipephaly, an overdiscovered udder full of teats, loss of fur and deformation of the horns. As in other Fallout games, brahmin have long helped survivors with their meat, milk and skin.

Characteristics

Biology

Brahmins are two-headed cows, with pinkish skin almost absent from fur, deformed horns, and a very developed udder with a multitude of teats. They often live in groups of about 3 to 5 individuals. A remarkable small population can be found at Flatwoods, where the Responders once raised them before they disappeared.

Gameplay attributes

Brahmins are peaceful animals and never attack. During a threat or an attack, they will flee. All brahmin including those from vendors like Chally the moo-moo can generate milk when activated.

After obtaining the Plan: Brahmin pen from the Harpers Ferry vendor, a fertilizer collector object can be constructed at a C.A.M.P. by the player character. This will spawn a single brahmin that will continuously produce fertilizer in the associated wheelbarrow container.

Variants

Brahmin

Standard brahmin can be found wandering around Flatwoods and are easy for anybody to take out. Sometimes they can be found dead after somebody or some monster had his share.

Name (Form ID)

Behavior

Abilities

Items

Brahmin

LVL PER HP	Dam.R 0 En.R Rad.R	Pois.R Fire.R Cryo.R	XP
Stats scale up to match player level

Aggr. Unaggressive: Will not initiate combat. Conf. Assis. Helps nobody: Will not help anyone.

Melee (0 ) empty

Locations

Flatwoods - Three can be found in the center of the town, near the church on the left side, nearby tatos in planters.
A trio can be found on one of the lakes east of Pleasant Valley station
Three brahmin must be escorted during the Free Range event.

Notable brahmin

Chally the moo-moo

Appearances

Brahmin appear in Fallout 76.

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Creatures

West Coast (Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout: New Vegas)		Alien · Bighorner (Bighorner bull, Bighorner calf) · Bird · Bloatfly (Legendary bloatfly) · Brahmin · Cazador (Young cazador, Legendary cazador) · Centaur (Evolved centaur) · Coyote (Coyote alpha male, Coyote den mother, Coyote pup) · Deathclaw (Baby deathclaw, Young deathclaw, Blind deathclaw, Deathclaw alpha, Mother deathclaw, Intelligent deathclaw, Legendary deathclaw) · Dog (Cyberdog, Legion Mongrel, Vicious dog) · Fire ant (Fire ant worker, Fire ant soldier, Ant queen) · Floater · Fly · Gecko (Hunter gecko, Fire gecko, Golden gecko, Little gecko) · Ghost people (Ghost harvester, Ghost seeker, Ghost trapper) · Ghoul (Feral ghoul roamer, Feral ghoul reaver, Glowing one, Feral trooper ghoul) · Giant ant (Giant worker ant, Giant soldier ant, Giant ant queen) · Giant catfish · Giant rat (Mole rat, Pig rat) · Human (Dwarf · Lobotomite) · Lakelurk · Mantis (Giant mantis, Giant mantis nymph, Giant mantis female) · Marked man · Night stalker (Young night stalker, Den mother, Legendary night stalker) · Radroach · Radscorpion (Bark scorpion, Bark scorpion hunter, Small radscorpion, Giant radscorpion, Radscorpion queen) · Raven · Slags · Spore carrier (Spore carrier savage, Spore carrier brute, Spore carrier runt) · Spore plant · Super mutant (Mariposa) (Super mutant master, Nightkin) · Wanamingo · Tunneler (Tunneler queen) · Wolf · Yao guai

East Coast (Fallout 3, Fallout 4, Fallout 76, Fallout Tactics 2)		Abomination · Alien · Alien squid · Alien worm · Angler · Barnacle · Beaver · Bee swarm · Bird · Bloatfly · Bloodbug · Bloodworm · Brahmin · Brahmiluff · House cat · Cave cricket · Centaur · Chicken · Crow · Deathclaw · Dog (Mongrel) · Fire ant · Firefly · Flatwoods monster · Fly · Fog crawler · Fox · Frog · Gatorclaw · Gazelle · Ghoul (Feral ghoul, Feral ghoul reaver, Feral ghoul roamer, Glowing one, Swamp ghoul) · Appalachian Floater · Ghoulrilla · Giant ant (Giant ant queen) · Giant catfish · Gorilla · Grafton monster · Gulper · Hermit crab · Honey beast · Human · Mega sloth · Mirelurk (Mirelurk hunter, Mirelurk king, Nukalurk, Swamplurk, Swamplurk queen) · Mole rat · Mole miner · Mothman · Mutant crocodile · Mutant hound · Mutant wanamingo · Opossum · Rad chicken · Radgull · Rad rabbit · Rad-rat · Radtoad · Radroach · Radscorpion (Albino radscorpion, Giant radscorpion) · Radstag · Scorched · Scorchbeast · Sea creature · Snallygaster · Squirrel · Stingwing · Tick · Super mutant (Vault 87) (Super mutant behemoth, Super mutant brute, Super mutant master, Super mutant overlord) · Super mutant (Institute) · Super mutant (Huntersville) · Swampfolk · Trog · Wendigo · Wolf · Yao guai

Midwest (Fallout Tactics, Van Buren)		Badger · Boom bug · House cat · Brahmin · Dog · Electro-beetle · Endless walker · Gehenna · Ghoul (Born ghoul, Feral ghoul, Glowing one) · Giant albino ant (Giant albino ant queen) · Giant leech · Giant rat · Giant wasp · Hairy deathclaw (Baby hairy deathclaw) · Human · Komodo dragon · Molech · Mountain lion · Mutant cannibal · Raccoon · Radroach · Radscorpion · Radtoad · Trog · Super mutant (Mariposa) · Wolf

Texas (Fallout: BoS, Fallout: BoS 2)		Brahmin · Coyote · Dog · Experimental deathclaw (Baby experimental deathclaw) · Ghoul (Glowing one) · Giant rat (Mole rat) · Human · Radbug · Radscorpion (glowing radscorpion, spitting radscorpion, large giant radscorpion) · Small rat · Giant rat · Super mutant (Mariposa)

Project V13		Ghoul · Human · Mutant mantis shrimp · Super mutant (Project V13)

Fallout Shelter		Bat · Deathclaw · Feral ghoul · Ghoul · Human · Mole rat · Cat · Dog · Parrot · Radroach · Radscorpion · Super mutant