Nisha is the leader of the Disciples in Nuka-World in 2287.
Background
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Nisha is a psychopathic cut-throat, who expresses these traits and hatred for Porter Gage by constantly threatening to slit his throat. In the first conversation with the player character, Nisha also expresses her hate for Colter and love for the Gauntlet.
Nisha also has little respect for rules, stating that people stopped caring about rules when they started bombing each other. Her only rule is: "Don't get caught."
She is the only member that keeps the Disciples in line, meaning that if she is left out of the picture then the Disciples will get out of control in the Nuka-World theme park. Because of this, even Mags Black of the Operators supports Nisha remaining in the position of power.
As a child, Nisha was originally taken under the wing of a raider named Sledge, who "accidentally" killed her parents. After training and raising her, Sledge at some point left her for dead. However, Nisha survived her ordeal and vengefully killed Sledge for his cowardice and disloyalty. This experience and the reminder of her parents' deaths led her to believe that the natural way of the world is cruel and all that matters is either kill or be killed.
Interactions with the player characterEdit
Interactions overviewEdit
 | This character starts quests. | |
 | This character is involved in quests. |
InventoryEdit
| Apparel | Weapon | Other items | On death |
|---|---|---|---|
| Disciples strapped armor Disciples bladed helmet Wrap & ripped jeans |
Plasma gun Plasma cartridges Disciples blade Fragmentation grenade MIRV |
Nisha's holotape |
Notable quotesEdit
- "We aren't swayed by caps like those spoiled brats obsessed with their hair, or those savage animals who can't behave in public."
- "It's not everyday I like someone better alive than dead. I guess you're one of the lucky ones."
- "If you side with the Disciples, the whole Commonwealth will fear us - and with fear, comes power."
AppearancesEdit
Nisha appears only in the Fallout 4 add-on Nuka-World.
Behind the scenesEdit
Nisha's name means "night" in Sanskrit, alluding to her preference for darkness.[1]
GalleryEdit
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ Nisha’s dialogue: "I prefer the darkness myself."
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