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Diamond City or commonly referred among wastelanders as "The Green Jewel" is a fortified settlement in the Commonwealth. This settlement is based in the pre-War structure of Fenway Park, its distinctive "Green Monster" color visible on the reinforced walls. Some Diamond City residents can be seen wearing baseball jerseys and catchers' gear, reflecting the location's former use. Diamond City is in Zones3. Do not approach until you are at least level 10.
Background
Diamond City was founded in the 2130's in Fenway Park, and quickly established itself as a safe haven for settlers of the Commonwealth, thanks to what its residents affectionately referred to as "the Wall". Later decades saw Diamond City grow into the Commonwealth's largest and most prosperous community, as well as a degree of social stratification. Wealthier residents came to live in homes in the settlement's exclusive Upper Stands, overlooking the Lower Field where everyone else strove to make a living.
An incident known as the "Breaking Mask" occurred in 2229, when a man calling himself Mr. Carter arrived. At first, the people of the city warmed to Mr. Carter, but while he was drinking at the bar that occupied the center of Diamond City's marketplace, he went berserk and killed several residents. When security personnel killed Mr. Carter, they discovered he was a Synth created by the Institute. From that moment on, the people of Diamond City lived in fear that they would be covertly replaced by Synths, though such talk was discouraged and ridiculed by the city's leadership. Even so, a number of people began inexplicably disappearing from the city over the following years, a disturbing trend that no one wished to acknowledge.
In 2272, the protectron Takahashi took up residence in the marketplace's old bar and opened Power Noodles, a restaurant that became a staple of Diamond City culture.
By 2282, Diamond City's mayor was McDonough. In that year, he controversially decreed the expulsion of all ghouls from the city. Some ghouls relocated to Goodneighbor, and continued to bear a grudge against both Mayor McDonough and the inhabitants of Diamond City in general, who did little to reverse the decree.
By 2287, some residents came to believe McDonough had been replaced by a Synth, a suspicion exacerbated by Piper, her sister Nat, and their newspaper Publick Occurrences.
Buildings
Inhabitants
- Abbott
- Ann Codman
- Arturo
- Becky Fallon
- Cathy
- Clarence Codman
- Danny
- Darcy Pembroke
- Doc Crocker
- Doctor Duff
- Doctor Scara
- Doctor Sun
- Mister Zwicky
- Miss Edna
- Erin Reische
- Eustace Hawthorne
- Gavin Everitts
- Geneva
- Henry Cooke
- John
- Malcolm Latimer
- Mayor McDonough
- Moe Cronin
- Myrna
- Nat
- Nelson Latimer
- Nick Valentine
- Nina Rodriguez
- Pastor Clement
- Paul Pembroke
- Percy
- Pete Pembroke
- Piper
- Polly
- Phil Wallace
- Scarlett
- Sheng Kawolski
- Solomon
- Vadim Bobrov
- Verna
- Yefim Bobrov
Behind the scenes
- Atop the press box, five red flags reading "World Series Champions" with the years 1903, 1912, 1915, 1916, and 1918. This implies that following the Divergence, the Red Sox never won the World Series again and the Curse of the Bambino was never broken. In the real world, the Red Sox finally won the World Series after an 86-year drought in 2004. They won again in 2007 and 2013.
- According to the left field bleachers, the team's retired numbers in the Fallout universe were 1, 4, 6, 11, 13, 21, and 33. Of these, 1, 4, and 6 are actual retired numbers.
Gallery
Main city
Concept art
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