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* '''Tribal, savage''': Used by those who consider themselves more civilized to refer to the often nomadic groups of people who have chosen to return to more primitive methods of surviving in the wasteland. |
* '''Tribal, savage''': Used by those who consider themselves more civilized to refer to the often nomadic groups of people who have chosen to return to more primitive methods of surviving in the wasteland. |
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* '''Vaulter''': Any person who comes from a [[Vault-Tec Corporation|Vault-Tec]] [[Vault]]. |
* '''Vaulter''': Any person who comes from a [[Vault-Tec Corporation|Vault-Tec]] [[Vault]]. |
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| − | ===[[Point Lookout (location)|Point Lookout]]=== |
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| − | * '''[[Swampfolk]]''': The abominated inhabitants of the area.<ref>[[DLC04FF02Marcella.txt]] - DLC04MarPtLookoutLocals</ref><ref>[[DLC04Haley.txt]] - DLC04HaleyGreeting1a</ref><ref>[[DLC04Kenny.txt]] - DLC04FF04MineWhyLiveHere</ref><ref>[[DLC04FF02ObadiahBlackhall.txt]] - DLC04ObaFolk02</ref> |
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| − | ===[[Sierra Madre]]=== |
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| − | * '''[[Ghost people]]''': The name for humans mutated by the presence of the [[Cloud]] in the [[Sierra Madre]]. |
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| − | ===[[The Divide]]=== |
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| − | * '''[[Marked men]]''': The ghoulified survivors of [[the Divide]] disaster. |
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| − | ===[[The Island]]=== |
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| − | * '''[[The Fog]]''': The radioactive fog covering the Island. |
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| − | * '''[[Brahmin]]''': The coined name for the two headed mutant version of cattle that are prolific throughout the wasteland as a source of food and transport. |
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| − | * '''[[Cazador]]''': A mutant tarantula hawk wasp. |
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| − | * '''[[Floater]]''': Flatworms infected by FEV. |
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| − | * '''Lurk''': Used to describe creatures in the scylla genus, [[mirelurk]]s especially.<ref>[[GrandmaSparkle.txt|GrandmaSparkle.txt]] - FFDCRockCreekGrandmaQuestion (1), FFDCRockCreekGrandmaRumors (9) and GREETING (15)</ref><ref>[[Recipe - mirelurk cakes#Transcript|Recipe - mirelurk cakes]]</ref><ref>[[DLC03EncounterPPBrotherhood1.txt#3|DLC03EncounterPPBrotherhood1.txt]] - DLC03EncounterPPTopic (3)</ref> |
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| − | * '''[[Night stalker]]''': Rattlesnake and coyote hybrids. |
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| − | * '''[[Radroach]], roach''': A mutant cockroach. |
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| − | * '''[[Radscorpion]]''': A mutant scorpion. |
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| − | * '''[[Tunneler]]''': The savage creatures inhabiting [[the Divide]]. |
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| − | * '''[[Wanamingo]]''': Strange FEV tailored creatures, commonly mistakenly seen as aliens. |
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| − | * '''[[Yao guai]], guai''': Mutant bears |
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==Locations== |
==Locations== |
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==Faction-specific== |
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| − | ===[[Blackfoot]] and [[Hangdogs]]=== |
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| − | * '''Demon''': A super mutant<ref name="Blackfoot">[[Blackfoot Tribe design document/1#Interactions With Other Locations|Blackfoot Tribe design document/1 - Interactions With Other Locations]]</ref> |
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| − | * '''Packleader'''{{sic}}: The leader of the Hangdogs<ref>[[Blackfoot Tribe design document/3#/Bares His Teeth (interm) (cnicholas)|Blackfoot Tribe design document/3 - Bares His Teeth]]</ref><ref>[[Blackfoot Tribe design document/2#Other Role-Playing Tests and Epithets|Blackfoot Tribe design document/2 - Other Role-Playing Tests and Epithets]]</ref><ref>[[Blackfoot Tribe design document/2#NPC Companion Uses|Blackfoot Tribe design document/2 - NPC Companion Uses]]</ref><ref>[[Blackfoot Tribe design document/4#/Take Over the Hangdogs 2410|Blackfoot Tribe design document/4 - Take Over the Hangdogs]]</ref> |
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| − | * '''Walking dead''': Ghouls<ref name="Blackfoot" /> |
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| − | * '''Way of the Dog''': [[Hangdog Fighting Style]]<ref>[[Blackfoot Tribe design document/4#/Learn the Hangdog Fighting Style / 988|Blackfoot Tribe design document/4 - Learn the Hangdog Fighting Style]]</ref> |
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| − | ===[[Boomers]]=== |
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| − | * '''Lady in the Water''': The [[crashed B-29]] in [[Lake Mead]].<ref>[[NellisLoyal.txt]] - GREETING, VFreeformNellisNellisLoyalTopic006</ref><ref>[[NellisArgyll.txt]] - GREETING</ref> |
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| − | * '''Savage''': Anybody from outside of [[Nellis Air Force Base]].<ref>[[NellisPearl.txt]] - VFreeformNellisNellisPearlTopic019</ref><ref>[[NellisPete.txt]] - VFreeformNellisNellisPeteTopic010, VFreeformNellisNellisPeteTopic037</ref><ref>[[NellisRaquel.txt]] - VFreeformNellisNellisRaquelTopic033</ref><ref>[[BoomerFrontGateGuard1.txt]] - VFreeformNellisBoomerFrontGateGuard1Topic002</ref> |
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===[[Brotherhood of Steel]]=== |
===[[Brotherhood of Steel]]=== |
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* '''[[Brotherhood of Steel ranks#Ranking systems|Apprentice]]''': Young Brothers, who after finishing basic training and their education, choose to become either a knight or a scribe. Once the decision is made, they become an apprentice and their advanced education begins. |
* '''[[Brotherhood of Steel ranks#Ranking systems|Apprentice]]''': Young Brothers, who after finishing basic training and their education, choose to become either a knight or a scribe. Once the decision is made, they become an apprentice and their advanced education begins. |
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* '''Steel be with you''': A phrase to wish good luck or good will. |
* '''Steel be with you''': A phrase to wish good luck or good will. |
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* '''Ad Victoriam''': Brotherhood saying which means "to victory." |
* '''Ad Victoriam''': Brotherhood saying which means "to victory." |
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| − | * '''Aeternit imperi''': ''eternal authority''; referring to the perpetual authority of Caesar on the Legion and used as an inscription in the [[Legion Aureus]].<Ref name="Aureus">[[:File:FNV Legion golden coin.png|Aureus (obverse and reverse)]]</Ref> |
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| − | * '''Amicus''': ''friend''; used to refer to a trusted but independent ally of the Legion<Ref>[[Recruit legionary|Recruit legionaries]]</Ref> |
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| − | * '''Ave''': ''hail / welcome'' |
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| − | * '''Burned Man''': The name for [[Joshua Graham]] following myths of his survival. The term was coined by slaves & tribals whom believed Graham to have lived. Not willing to risk the fact that his execution could have not been completed, and thus, the will of Caesar not being done, he forbade all of the Legion from using the name of Joshua Graham any longer, instead referring to him only as, "The Burned Man." |
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| − | * '''Caesar dictator''': ''dictator Caesar'' or ''absolute ruler Caesar''; used as an inscription in the [[Legion Denarius]].<Ref name="Denarius">[[:File:FNV Legion silver coin.png|Denarius (obverse and reverse)]]</Ref> |
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| − | * '''Capture''': A captured wastelander that has yet to earn the right of the "title" slave.<Ref>[[NVCCCanyonRunner.txt#35|NVCCCanyonRunner.txt]] - VFreeformCottonwoodCoveNVCCCanyonRunnerTopic023 (35 - 36)</Ref> |
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| − | * '''Cursor''': ''messenger''; a river boat guide in the Legion.<Ref>[[NVCCAurelius.txt#5|NVCCAurelius.txt]] - GREETING (5)</Ref> |
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| − | * '''[[Caesar's Legion military hierarchy#Centurion|Centurion]]''': ''chief of a hundred''; an officer rank in the Legion with ten Decanii in his command. |
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| − | *'''Damnatio memoriae''': ''condemnation of memory''; used to denote archenemies of the Legion, slated for elimination and erasure from history. It was a form of dishonor.<Ref>The [[Courier]] will be declared "in damnatio memoraie" by initiating [[Beware the Wrath of Caesar!]]</Ref> |
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| − | * '''[[Caesar's Legion military hierarchy#Legionary decanus|Decanus]]''': ''chief of ten''; an officer rank in the Legion with ten Legionaries in his command. |
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| − | * '''Decimatio''': ''decimation'' derived from Latin meaning "removal of a tenth", it was a form of military discipline used by officers in the Roman Army to punish mutinous or cowardly soldiers. The legionaries are lined up in ranks and every tenth man steps forward and is beaten to death by his comrades, instilling a robust obedience.<Ref name="Caesar">[[FortCaesar.txt]]:<br />'''Decimatio''' - VDialogueCaesarFortCaesarTopic115 (377 - 378)<br />'''In hoc signo taurus vinces''' - VDialogueCaesarFortCaesarTopic027 (191)<br />'''Divide et impera''' - VDialogueCaesarFortCaesarTopic022 (150)<br />'''Pax Romana''' - VDialogueCaesarFortCaesarTopic023 (168 - 170)<br />'''Profligate''' - GREETING (62)<br />'''[[Rubicon]]''' - VDialogueCaesarFortCaesarTopic019 (119)</Ref> |
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| − | * '''Dissolute''': from the Latin ''dissolutus'', an immoral, degenerate person; term used to refer to people not subject to the Legion.<Ref name="Lucullus">[[NVCCLucullus.txt]]:<br />'''Dissolute''' - VFreeformCottonwoodCoveNVCCLucullusTopic004DUPLICATE000 (18)<br />'''Profligate''' - VFreeformCottonwoodCoveNVCCLucullusTopic004DUPLICATE000 (18 - 20)</Ref> |
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| − | * '''Divide et impera''': ''divide and rule'', an expression created by the Roman military and political leader Julius Caesar. It is a combination of political, military and economic strategy of gaining and maintaining power by breaking up larger concentrations of power into chunks that individually have less power than the one implementing the strategy.<Ref name="Caesar"/> |
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| − | * '''[[Caesar's Legion military hierarchy#Other positions|Frumentarii]]''': plural of Latin ''frumentarius'', a soldier responsible for the collection of wheat owed by farmers, later a military intelligence operative since Emperor Hadrian; used by the Legion as the name of their special forces operatives. |
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| − | * '''Honestas, Industria, Prudentia''': ''Honesty, Industry, Prudence''; three virtues of slaves of the Caesar's Legion.<Ref>[[NVCCCanyonRunner.txt#18|NVCCCanyonRunner.txt]] - VFreeformCottonwoodCoveNVCCCanyonRunnerTopic011 (18)</Ref> |
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| − | * '''In hoc signo taurus vinces''': ''under the sign of the bull you will win''; an adaptation of the Roman Emperor Constantine the Great's motto "In hoc signo vinces" incorporating the symbol of the Caesar's Legion, meaning that only those under the banner of the Caesar's Legion will win.<Ref name="Caesar"/> |
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| − | * '''Magnum chasma''': ''great chasm''; referring to the Grand Canyon and used as an inscription in the Legion Denarius.<Ref name="Denarius"/> |
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| − | * '''[[Caesar's Legion military hierarchy#Other positions|Praetorian]]''': derived from Latin ''praetoriani'', it was a force of bodyguards used by Roman Emperors; used by the Legion as the name of Caesar's personal guards. |
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| − | * '''Pax Per Bellum''': ''peace through war'', an expression based on the Latin ''Si vis pacem para bellum'' meaning ''if you want peace prepare for war'' ; it is one of the motto of the Caesar's Legion and used as an inscription in the Legion Aureus.<Ref name="Aureus"/> |
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| − | * '''Pax Romana''': ''Roman peace'', it was a long period of relative peace and minimal expansion by military force experienced by the Roman Empire in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD; Pax Romana in the Legion meaning a long-term stability at all costs.<Ref name="Caesar"/> |
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| − | * '''Profligate''': from the Latin ''profligatus'', a wasteful, shamelessly immoral person; term used to refer to enemies of the Legion, most notably the [[New California Republic|NCR]].<Ref name="Lucullus"/><Ref><Ref name="Caesar"/>[[VLegionaryVulpesInculta.txt#30|VLegionaryVulpesInculta.txt]] - VNiptonVLegionaryVulpesIncultaTopic013 (30)</Ref> |
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| − | * '''[[Rubicon]]''': shortening of "crossing the Rubicon" expression based on the Latin ''Alea iacta est'' meaning ''the die is cast''; Rubicon in the Legion meaning that events have passed a point of no return and that something inevitable will happen, especially used by Caesar to talk about the war against the NCR.<Ref name="Caesar"/> |
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| − | * '''Salve''': ''hail'' meaning "take care of yourself, be in health"; used during a battle to greet a comrade. |
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| − | * '''Vale''': ''farewell''. |
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| − | * '''[[Caesar's Legion military hierarchy#Other positions|Vexillarius]]''': ''flag bearer'', legionary carrying the standard of the Legion into battle. |
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===[[Church of the Children of Atom]] and [[Apostles of the Holy Light]]=== |
===[[Church of the Children of Atom]] and [[Apostles of the Holy Light]]=== |
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Glossary of the Fallout universe; following the Great War, culture throughout the American wastelands changed, and as a result, new slang terms and dialects were created. Some organizations even began from scratch and created their very own languages.
Common wasteland
- Prime human: First coined by Lou Tenant, this terminology is based around the theory that many humans are affected by F.E.V. to a lesser extent, due to being immunized by an airborne strain of F.E.V. created by the nuclear obliteration of the pre-War location known as the West Tek research facility.
- Pure human: First coined by the Master, the Master and the Enclave's personal viewpoint and ideology on the post-War state of humanity and their genetics.
- Tin can: A person wearing power armor or a robot.
- Tribal, savage: Used by those who consider themselves more civilized to refer to the often nomadic groups of people who have chosen to return to more primitive methods of surviving in the wasteland.
- Vaulter: Any person who comes from a Vault-Tec Vault.
Locations
The following are alternative or colloquial names of present post-War locations, and do not include post-War location names themselves.
Demonyms
Boulder/Boulder Dome: Boulderite,[1] Domepeople[2]- Hub: Hubber,[3][4][5] Hubbonite
- Hubology: Hubologist[6][7][8][9]
- Little Lamplight: Little Lamplighter,[10] Lamplighter[11]
- New California Republic: Californian,[12][13] New Californian,[14] Republican[15]
- New Canaan: New Canaanite,[16][17][18][19][20] Canaanite[21][22]
Faction-specific
Brotherhood of Steel
- Apprentice: Young Brothers, who after finishing basic training and their education, choose to become either a knight or a scribe. Once the decision is made, they become an apprentice and their advanced education begins.
- Chain That Binds: A policy of the Brotherhood that requires all Brothers to obey a superior's orders.[23][24][25]
- Codex: The holy text of the organization, acting as the very definition of their foundations.
- Creator: A religious deity.[26]
- Elder: The Elders form the Brotherhood's ruling council. Individual Elders are occasionally leaders of localized splinter chapters of the Brotherhood. Under normal circumstances, the ability to become an elder is reserved for Paladins, although there are exceptions.
- Hail: A greeting.
- Initiate: A trainee soldier.
- Knight: Knights are Brothers that have completed the training to serve as a technician, an engineer, and a soldier.
- Oath, Oath of Fraternity: The oath taken by Brothers[27][28][26][29][30]
- Paladin: Paladins are the elite fighting force of the Brotherhood. They are highly-trained combat veterans entrusted with high-caliber technology.
- Scribe: Scribes are tasked with creating and keeping records of the technology recovered and used by the Brotherhood. The attitude of many scribes in the Brotherhood can be described as techno-centric. While a great number study history and culture, the majority of scribes focus their studies on subjects related to the acquisition, repair, or creation of technology.
- Scrolls: The records of the deeds and deaths of all Brothers.[31][32]
- Squire: Unknown use, however it refers to young members.
- Steel be with you: A phrase to wish good luck or good will.
- Ad Victoriam: Brotherhood saying which means "to victory."
Church of the Children of Atom and Apostles of the Holy Light
Church of Harold
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- Alder: A high rank in the Church of Harold.[35][36]
- Beech: An influential rank equal to or slightly below Alder in the Church of Harold.[37]
- First among Numens, Light of our Path: Harold[38]
- Harold Appleseed: A term of approval for a diligent member of the church.[39]
- Numen: A mutant[40]
- Oldmen: A human[40]
- Path of Harold: A guide to life as proclaimed by the Church of Harold.[35][41][42]
- Seedling: The title of someone who wishes to found their own chapter of the church.[36]
- Union of Plant and Numen: The beginning and continuation of Harold's mutation.[43]
- Vessel: A devout member who has chosen to undergo trephination in order to grow and nurture a plant from their head.[44]
- Wearing of the Green: A symbol of faith involving the wearing of a plant on one's head.[45]
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Ciphers
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- Bear Soldiers: The New California Republic[46]
- Counter: The leader of the Ciphers[47]
- First Science: Mathematics[47]
- Invisible fire: Radiation[46][47]
- Light gun: A laser firing energy weapon[46]
- Lightning rod: A cattle prod[46]
- Metal Soldiers: The Brotherhood of Steel[46]
- Nemonik: Meaning "memory keeper"[47]
- Night helmet: Infrared goggles[46]
- Ritual: A mathematics based relaxed meditative ritual requiring the participation all Ciphers in Mesa Verde to allow the Nemonik to decipher technological schematics.[47][46]
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Crypts
- Crypter: A fellow member of the Crypts[48]
Fools
- Foolish: The collective term for the Fools[49]
Iron Lines
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- Great Circle: Circle Junction[50]
- Chain Walker: Roaming feral ghouls that were once prisoners, still in manacles and handcuffed, considered ghosts by many among the tribe.[51]
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Little Lamplight
- Monsters: Super mutants[52][53][54][55]
- Murder Pass: One of the passageways to Vault 87[52][56][53]
Oasis
- Branchtender: The security of Oasis.[57]
- Bloomseer: A Treeminder healer and soothsayer.[58][57]
- Harvest Month: The month in which Bob spreads seeds throughout the region.
- Him, His Frondescence, Great One, One Who Gives/Grows/Guides: Harold[59][60][61][62]
- Leaf Mother: Female leader of the Treeminders.
- Sapling: A Treeminder youth.
- Tree Father: Male leader of the Treeminders.
- Treeminders: The group who look after Oasis.
Reaver Movement
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- Be'alza-Gates: An acolyte of Satansoft[63]
- Electric Father of Creation: The god of creation[64]
- Demon: Another term for the Calculator's robots[65]
- Heavenly Ampere: A god of vision, for example to gain the upper hand in battle[66]
- His capacitance: A guiding force generated by the Electric Father of Creation[67][65]
- Ohm, Holy Ohm: God of resistance[66]
- Ohms Law, Ohms Holy Law: The necessity to protect that which can provide resistance[64]
- Panasonica: Overseer of the eternal Assembly Lines (of Panasonica), a place where Reavers can claim their rewards for being faithful to the movement.[64]
- Saint Di Ode: A holy spirit of protection[66] and strength[65]
- Saint Sony: A saint of the Reaver Movement who may appear in visions to those in great need. He was the one who told Tobias Peste about the "Angelic Electro Magnetic Pulse."[64]
- Satansoft: Also known as the "Dark One,"[64] is the "Lord of the Tech-Underworld," a god who rules over evil technology.[63][68] Some of the lower ranks refer to the Calculator as Satansoft.[66]
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Salvagers
| The following is based on Van Buren design documents and is not canon. |
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- Digger: An acceptable term for Salvagers[69]
- Scavenger, Scav: A ghoul or offensive name for Salvagers[69]
- Claim: The term for an individual Salvagers' territory[70]
- Claim Jumper: Someone who steals from the claims of Salvagers[71]
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Slags
State of Utobitha
- Battle cattle: Legionaries[75][76]
- Two-head bear people: Soldiers of the New California Republic[75]
- Dumb-dumb: A derogatory term for second generation super mutants[75]
Trogs
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- Waste-walker: A trog term for those who live on the surface[77][78][79][80][81]
- Earth's belly: What trogs call caves and other subterranean dwellings[77]
- Pappy: The title of a trog leader[79][81]
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References
- ↑ Blackfoot Tribe design document/2 - NPC Ally Drama
- ↑ Boulder design document/5 - Get Rid of the Jackals
- ↑ HAROLD.MSG - Line {207}
- ↑ HUBBER.MSG - Line {100}
- ↑ Fallout Bible 5
- ↑ Fcgudpea.msg - Line {107} and Fcbadpea.msg - Line {107}
- ↑ ECELRON.MSG - Line {100}
- ↑ Fcelgrd.msg - Line {101}
- ↑ Fselcomp.msg - Line {101}
- ↑ Little Lamplighter
- ↑ Eclair.txt - LLAboutLamplight2B (Fear 5)
- ↑ VHDKimball.txt - VHDKimballSpeech01
- ↑ VHDSecuritronHouse.txt - VFreeformHooverDamVHDSecuritronHouseTopic000
- ↑ HcSTEVE.msg - Line {159}
- ↑ Republican Farmers' Comittee
- ↑ NVDLC02Daniel.txt - NVDLC02DialogueDanielNVDLC02DanielTopic019
- ↑ NVDLC02WakingCloud.txt - NVDLC02DialogueWakingCloudNVDLC02WakingCloudTopic007
- ↑ New Canaan design document/1 - NPC Ally Drama
- ↑ New Canaan design document/2 - Deal with Marshall
- ↑ New Canaan design document/3 - End Movies and Burham Springs design document/3 - End Movies
- ↑ New Canaan design document/1 - Overview
- ↑ Jericho design document/1 - Area Background, Burham Springs design document/1 - Area Background
- ↑ Hidden Valley bunker terminal entries - Chain That Binds
- ↑ Ramos.txt - VDialogueHiddenValleyRamosTopic021 (67 - 69)
- ↑ EdgarHardin.txt - VDialogueHiddenValleyEdgarHardinTopic028 (83)
- ↑ 26.0 26.1 ElderLyons.txt:
Creator - CitElderLyonsMealBlessing2 (219)
Oath - AboutOutcasts2A (9) - ↑ HcMARCUS.msg - Line {138}
- ↑ ScribeBowditch.txt - AboutBrotherhood2A (4)
- ↑ PaladinGunny.txt - CitPaladinGunnyWhatDoYouDo (2)
- ↑ SquireMaxson.txt - CitSquireMaxsonGreeting1a (7)
- ↑ ScribeJameson.txt - FFDCScribeJamesonDogtagQ1 (28 - 30)
- ↑ Scribe Jameson's report to Elder Lyons
- ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedCurieIII - ↑ Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; no text was provided for refs namedGerard - ↑ 35.0 35.1 Church of Harold brochure - Who started this?
- ↑ 36.0 36.1 Church of Harold brochure - Publications - Grow your ranks.
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Plant protection classes
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Who is Harold?
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Oft asked Questions. (OaQ's)
- ↑ 40.0 40.1 Church of Harold brochure - Note (1)
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Who can join?
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Introduction to publications
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Why was it created?
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Publications - Trephinery for Acolytes.
- ↑ Church of Harold brochure - Publications - What Constitutes a Proper Hat?
- ↑ 46.0 46.1 46.2 46.3 46.4 46.5 46.6 Mesa Verde design document/3 - Random Notes
- ↑ 47.0 47.1 47.2 47.3 47.4 Nemonik dialogue file
- ↑ SKIZZER.MSG - Line {102}
- ↑ ROCK.MSG - Line {134}
- ↑ Circle Junction design document - History of Circle Junction: Old
- ↑ Circle Junction design document - Notes
- ↑ 52.0 52.1 MayorMacCready.txt:
Monsters - LLLMQ06NeedtoGettoVault, LLLMQ06WhatMonsters
Murder Pass - LLLMQ06SoYouKnowTheWay, LLLMQ06ThanksforInfoDoor
Mungo - Throughout - ↑ 53.0 53.1 Lucy.txt - LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 (74)
- ↑ Zip.txt - LLLMQ06TellMeAboutVault87 (19)
- ↑ Bumble.txt - LLFirstMeetingResponseA
- ↑ KnickKnack.txt - LLKnickJunk3B
- ↑ 57.0 57.1 OasisTreeFatherBirch.txt:
Branchtender and Bloomseer - MS10TLTreeminder04 (218)
Leaf Mother and Tree Father - MS10TLTreeminder04 (219)
Sapling - MS10TLTreeminder04 (217)
Him and One Who Gives/Grows/Guides - MS10BirchCT04 (31)
Great One - MS10BirchCT07SC (47) - ↑ OasisBloomseerPoplar.txt:
Bloomseer - GREETING (2)
Harvest Month and Great One - MS10TLGrow (31) - ↑ OasisBranchtenderMaple.txt:
Him - MS10TLMapleJoinTopic03 (24)
Great One - MS10TLHaroldTopic (14) - ↑ OasisBranchtenderLinden.txt:
His Frondescence - MS10TreemindersCeremonySay (32)
Great One - MS10TLHaroldTopic (15) - ↑ OasisBranchtenderCypress.txt - MS10TLTreeminder (14)
- ↑ OasisLeafMotherLaurel.txt:
Him - MS10LaurelPostCT02 (31)
Great One - MS10TLTaskTalk01 (52) - ↑ 63.0 63.1 MIS 19 Speech.txt - Rodger Gaire
- ↑ 64.0 64.1 64.2 64.3 64.4 MIS 19 Speech.txt - Tobias Peste
- ↑ 65.0 65.1 65.2 MIS 19 Speech.txt - Reavers
- ↑ 66.0 66.1 66.2 66.3 MIS 15 Speech.txt - Reavers
- ↑ MIS 19 Speech.txt - Glenda Close
- ↑ MIS 19 Speech.txt - Albert Lamore
- ↑ 69.0 69.1 Denver design document/1 - Notes on the Salvagers
- ↑ Denver design document/1 - Overview
- ↑ Denver design document/1 - Other Role-Playing Tests and Epithets
- ↑ McVegeir.msg - Line {197}
- ↑ McProtec.msg - Line {220}
- ↑ McSlag.msg - Line {254}
- ↑ 75.0 75.1 75.2 Black Mountain Radio (Tabitha.txt - Radio):
Battle cattle and Two-head bear people - Black Mountain Radio advertisements (One)
Dumb-dumb - Know Your Mutants (Three) - ↑ VDialogueSuperMutant.txt - Flee (28)
- ↑ 77.0 77.1 Hoover Dam design document/1 - Baseline Locations
- ↑ Hoover Dam design document/2 - Ties to Overall Game Themes
- ↑ 79.0 79.1 Hoover Dam design document/2 - Billy-Bob
- ↑ Hoover Dam design document/4 - Get Mary-Joe to stop turning tricks & get access to Scum Pits
- ↑ 81.0 81.1 Hoover Dam design document/1 - Overview & History