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Revision as of 12:44, 18 August 2020

 
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How dare you! I bring the word of God to trailer parks everywhere! I did not touch that prostitute!

Evangelist brain is one of the brains that the Calculator uses in Vault 0.

Background

This is one of eight brains that are wired to the Calculator. This particular one is from an evangelist, who claims to have faith in Christianity, but given its title and some of its dialogue, it is more than likely motivated by greed.

Interactions with the player character

Interactions overview

Interactions
Perk empathy synthesizer
This character is involved in missions.

Calculator's Lair

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This character appears in the following locations.

Vault 0

Effects of player's actions

If the Warrior kills the brain, their reputation is lowered.

Other interactions

Since the Calculator needs to be dealt with, the Warrior needs to crush this brain to continue with the mission.

Inventory

Apparel Weapon Other items On death
None None None None

Appearances

Evangelist brain appears only in Fallout Tactics.

Behind the scenes

The Evangelist brain's dialogue is a parody on televangelism. One quote is a reference to real-life televangelist Jimmy Swaggart's prostitution scandals. Another quote is a reference to televangelists often asking for money.