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What follows is a list of all known Brotherhood of Steel chapters. A note on terminology: A rogue Brotherhood of Steel chapter is a division of the Brotherhood that either does not recognize the authority of Lost Hills or has significantly deviated, up to and including total abandonment of, Brotherhood ideology and the Codex. While these chapters may continue to use the name, rank system and technology of the Brotherhood, they are not seen as legitimate by the Brotherhood proper.
List
| Name | Description | Locations | Status or dates active |
|---|---|---|---|
| The original Brotherhood formed by Roger Maxson in 2077. | Lost Hills Observation bunkers at the Den, Shady Sands, and San Francisco |
2077 - ? (still active) | |
| A chapter that was founded by Paladin Elizabeth Taggerdy, wiped out by the Scorched by 2102. | Fort Defiance Camp Venture Grafton Dam Thunder Mountain power plant |
2077 - 2098[1] | |
| A rogue chapter, reformed under Elder Owyn Lyons following his open violation of mission parameters and defiance of Brotherhood Elders at Lost Hills. | Citadel Galaxy News Radio Plaza Washington Monument |
2253 - 2283 | |
| A full chapter formed in the Mojave Wasteland by Elder Elijah, nearly destroyed in Operation: Sunburst. | Hidden Valley Bunker 13 Lake Mead safehouse |
2260s[2] - ? (under lockdown) | |
| A loyalist chapter formed under Protector Henry Casdin in the wake of the Schism in Lyons' Brotherhood of Steel. | Fort Independence VSS facility |
2276 - 2283 | |
| Reformed from Lyon's group and Outcasts by Arthur Maxson into loyalist division, operating in the Capital Wasteland and the Commonwealth. | Citadel The Prydwen Cambridge Police Station Boston Airport |
2283 - ? (still active) | |
| Chicago Brotherhood of Steel | A rogue chapter of the Brotherhood | Chicago | Unknown (Operating as of 2277) |
Non-canon chapters
The following chapters feature in Fallout Tactics and Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel. For Bethesda's purposes, neither of the games happened.[3]
| Name | Description | Location | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A rogue chapter of the Brotherhood, reformed under General Simon Barnaky into a new faction subjugating the wasteland and its population. | Midwest Bunker Alpha Bunker Beta Bunker Delta Bunker Epsilon Bunker Gamma |
Reduced prominence (2277) | ||
| Maxson Bunker | Established as a forward operating base in Southern Colorado for further operations out east. War with the NCR soon broke out, with morale sinking as the war dragged on. An extremist brotherhood group, the Circle of Steel was based here. | Maxson Bunker | Unknown | |
| Montana chapter | Unknown | Montana bunker | Unknown | |
| A military expedition under Rhombus, aimed against Attis and his resurgent super mutant army | Texas Carbon Los Fort Worth Alamo |
Deactivated following conclusion of campaign | ||
| Alaskan Expedition | Initially an expedition to find advanced military technology in Alaska, the Brotherhood became cruel tyrants over the region | Fort Williamette Brotherhood North American Forward Operations Base Brotherhood re-education camps Alaskan Pipeline |
Overthrown by the revolutionary, survivalist group known as the Cause around a century after the Great War | |
| Florida Expedition | An offshoot of the Midwestern Brotherhood seeking to end an irradiated G.E.C.K. that has created a number of mutant plants, animals, and fungi. | Florida | Uknown |
References
- ↑ Operation Touchdown#Aftermath
- ↑ The date is estimated based on Veronica Santangelo's age and her statement about Elijah being sent out East during her lifetime.
- ↑ Todd Howard: "For our purposes, neither Fallout Tactics nor Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel happened."