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Wolves are canines that prowl the wastelands.
Background
Wolves such as those inhabiting the wilds beyond the Far Harbor settlement have been mutated by environmental factors such as the radioactive fog.[1] They are known to travel in packs and howl.[2]
Variants
Wolf
Wolves are dangerous creatures and always travel in large packs of their kin. They easily outmaneuver their enemies and surround them, and lunge at their prey with sharp claws and powerful jaws.
Wolf (Far Harbor)
Gameplay article: Far Harbor
Wolves in the wilds beyond Far Harbor have been mutated by the radioactive fog and roam in ferocious, bloodthirsty packs.[1] Fast, agile, and highly perceptive, wolves will often notice the player character before they notice them.
Named wolves
Notes
- Story Time Miss Nanny mentions a wolf during the "Little Red Riding Hood" and "Three Little Pigs" stories that she will recite to the Vault Dweller as part of a random encounter.[3][4]
- Mayor McDonough uses a cliche mentioning the animals, stating he wouldn't be "discarded and tossed to the wolves."[5]
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- Wastewolves were set to appear in Fallout 3, but were cut from the game. Instead, they appear as the game's concept art.
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Appearances
Wolves appear in Fallout, Fallout 2, Fallout: Tactics, and Fallout 76. They are also mentioned in Fallout 4 and appear in its add-on Far Harbor.
Behind the scenes
They were planned for inclusion in the canceled game Van Buren.
Gallery
Fallout 3 concept art
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Far Harbor loading screens: "Wolves in the wilds beyond Far Harbor have been mutated by the radioactive Fog and roam in ferocious, bloodthirsty packs."
- ↑ Observations, vol. XXVII
- ↑ Story Time Miss Nanny: "One day, a hungry wolf came across the house made of straw and smells the dirty little pig inside, because it had no Miss Nanny to help bathe it."
(Miss Nanny's dialogue) - ↑ Story Time Miss Nanny: "Just then, the Miss Nanny burst through the door. She cut open the wolf's belly with her saw, freeing Little Red Riding Hood and her grandmother."
(Miss Nanny's dialogue) - ↑ Mayor McDonough: "I'm not just going to be discarded and tossed to the wolves. I'm the mayor, goddammit!"
(Mayor McDonough's dialogue)
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