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Welcome to Nukapedia's portal dedicated to Fallout Tactics! Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel, developed by Micro Forté and published by Interplay in 2001, is the third title in the Fallout series, but is not a traditional RPG (so it wasn't entitled Fallout 3). Instead, Fallout Tactics focuses on squad-based combat and introduces near real-time combat, called "continuous turn-based" by the developers, as well as a multiplayer mode, to the Fallout series. The plot of the game takes place in the American Midwest rather than the West Coast, as the previous Fallout titles did.

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Brahmin Wood is a resource-rich tribal village in the area of the pre-War city of Chicago, Illinois. In 2197 it is invaded by a group raiders led by Horus. Brahmin Wood's losses are heavy and they decide to accept the Eastern Brotherhood's conditions for protection. Eventually, a small squad of Brotherhood recruits returns their lands and rescues these primitive people in exchange for food and a portion of their older children for new recruits. The village Elder or Tribal Father is Charon, who is skeptical to the benevolence of the Brotherhood's intentions, but agrees to their terms after the village was rescued from the hands of raiders by the Brotherhood. The shaman of Brahmin Wood is called Hawkeye, who is only vaguely interested in the affairs of the village. read more...

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