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|type =building |
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|image =Fo1 Cathedral Townmap.png |
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|doctors =[[Wu|Dr. Wu]] |
|doctors =[[Wu|Dr. Wu]] |
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|merchants =[[Shopkeeper (Cathedral)|Shopkeeper]] |
|merchants =[[Shopkeeper (Cathedral)|Shopkeeper]] |
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|leaders =[[Master]]<br />[[Morpheus]]<br />[[Lasher]] |
|leaders =[[Master]]<br />[[Morpheus]]<br />[[Lasher]] |
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| − | |quests =[[Destroy the Mutant leader]]<br>[[Convince the Elders to send help]] |
+ | |quests =[[Destroy the Mutant leader]]<br />[[Convince the Elders to send help]] |
| − | |sections =Entrance<br />Interior<br />[[Los Angeles |
+ | |sections =Entrance<br />Interior<br />[[Los Angeles Vault]] |
| + | |part of =[[New California]] |
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|factions =[[Children of the Cathedral]]<br />[[Followers of the Apocalypse]] - [[Laura (Fallout)|spy]] |
|factions =[[Children of the Cathedral]]<br />[[Followers of the Apocalypse]] - [[Laura (Fallout)|spy]] |
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| + | |map name =CHILDRN1.MAP (church)<br />CHILDRN2.MAP (tower)<br />MSTRLR12.MAP (Vault entrance and labs) ([[Los Angeles Vault]])<br />MSTRLR34.MAP (Vault command center and warhead storage) |
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+ | |footer =[[File:Cathedral.png|240px]]<br />Cathedral warhead detonation cinematic |
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+ | }}{{Games|FO1|FNV|FNVDM|FB}} |
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| + | <small><center>"[[Acolytes of the New God]]"{{Inline quote|sound=Acolytes of the New God Cathedral.ogg}}</center></small> |
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{{Quotation|This is the Cathedral of the Children of the Cathedral. I don't know why they say Cathedral twice.|A teenager}} |
{{Quotation|This is the Cathedral of the Children of the Cathedral. I don't know why they say Cathedral twice.|A teenager}} |
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| − | + | The '''Cathedral''' is the holiest site of the [[Children of the Cathedral]] and the seat of power for [[Morpheus]] and other leaders of the faith. It doubles as a facade for the [[Los Angeles Vault|Los Angeles vault]], concealing the [[Master]]'s headquarters. |
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==Location== |
==Location== |
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The Cathedral can be found one square west and nineteen squares south of [[Vault 13]]. |
The Cathedral can be found one square west and nineteen squares south of [[Vault 13]]. |
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| + | The building that would become the Cathedral dates back to the pre-War times. It likely belonged to the [[Vault-Tec Corporation]] and was used in conjunction with the technology demonstrator vault built below its foundations. The vault was fully functional and when the [[Great War]] came, it was used to full effect. The survivors would emerge after 15 years, in 2092, helping found the Los Angeles Boneyard.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair Second strike|Fallout Bible 0]]: "2092 ''LA Vault opens, the Boneyard is founded and attracts survivors."''</ref> |
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| − | The Cathedral was built some time after [[Timeline#2155|2155]], following the Master's discovery of the [[Boneyard]] Vault. He conquered the inhabitants and set up operations there, and the human cultists began to use the Vault as their powerbase. Eventually, this monumental building known as the Cathedral was constructed above the Vault. The Cultists thus became known as the Children of the Cathedral. |
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| + | In 2152, after Morpheus and his doomsday cultists pledged allegiance to the Master, the Cathedral was turned into the central church of the newly formed public face of the [[Unity]].<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair Second strike|Fallout Bible 0]]: "2152 ''As their influence slowly spreads throughout the wastes, the Master finds humans, doomsday cultists, and rather than dip them in the vats, he demands their obedience as spies - their leader is a man named Morpheus, and he pledges his followers to the Master. Morpheus and his cultists form the future core of the Children of the Cathedral."''</ref> The Children were formally established in 2156, starting to spread out into the wastelands from their new Cathedral, adapted from its pre-War role.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair Second strike|Fallout Bible 0]]: "2156 ''The Master sees advantages in establishing a benevolent "religion," the Children of the Cathedral, and using them as spies in settlements throughout the wastes. Missionaries from the Children of the Cathedral spread slowly across the wasteland, acting as eyes and ears for Morpheus and the Master."''</ref><ref>The [[Vault Dweller]]: ''"{177}{}{Tell me about the Cathedral.}"''<br />[[Lasher]]: ''"{216}{}{The Cathedral is a sanctuary for the human race. When the apocalypse fell on this foul city, the Cathedral was spared, which allowed for the birth of the Master. Thus a healing darkness emerged from a terrible light.}"''<br />''"{217}{}{ When I came, I saw this place lacked a moral center, and so I have endeavored to administer teaching pain to a place once consumed with idle pleasure. That is all you need to know.}"''<br />([[LASHER.MSG|Lasher's dialogue]])</ref> |
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| − | The Cathedral was destroyed in [[Timeline#2162|2162]] either by a man known as the [[Vault Dweller]] or by the Master himself, when he learned that his [[super mutant]]s were sterile. |
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| + | As the heart of the Children's religion, the Cathedral was frequented by numerous visitors, chanters, enforcers, and even zombies failed candidates for Servitors, brainwashed and released into the Cathedral to support the cause with what remained of their minds.<ref>[[Dane]]: "''{170}{}{This is the baptismal. They make Servitors here. When acolytes have been indoctrinated, they bring them here and they go through the process. A few of them survive . . .} |
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| + | <br />''{171}{}{Most lose their minds, but they're still useful. They throw them downstairs, rant at them about the Master and walk around in a stupor. You've seen the zombies. Great slave labor -- and soldiers . . .} |
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| − | Most of the Cathedral ground was taken up by the massive main chapel, whose vaulted ceiling was lost in the darkness above. Small chambers flanking the entrance to it were usually taken up by chanters or other devotees, while doors from the chapel itself led into the Cathedral's infirmary (headed by the notorious Dr. [[Wu]]), the shop, offering various souvenirs for the discerning pilgrim, the buildings main power generator, High Elder [[Lasher]]'s chambers, the base of the tower as well as access to the basement, where all the less useful things were stored...including the entrance to the [[Los Angeles Vault]]. |
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| + | <br />''{172}{}{John Brown's body is molderin' in the Grave. John Brown's body is molderin' in the Grave, John Brown's body is a-molderin' in the Grave, and the Master's screwing us overrrrr . . .}''"</ref> The massive main chapel, with its ceiling lost in darkness, was used to display holographic images of the Master to the faithful, inspiring awe in the assembled. The holo-projector, hidden beneath the podium, was not common knowledge and most interpreted it as a supernatural apparition. Father Morpheus, the leader of the Children, would occasionally give sermons in the main nave, though most of the time the faithful had to contend with a giant monochrome display reciting dogma at a feverish pace.<ref>[[Laura (Fallout)|Laura]]</ref> |
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| + | Visitors could purchase souvenirs at the Cathedral shop, receive treatment from the infamously foul-mouthed Dr. [[Wu]], and even seek spiritual guidance from the many thinkers meditating inside rooms and chapels... Or at the end of Father [[Lasher]]'s prod. All of this ceased when the Cathedral was destroyed on [[Timeline#2162|March 3, 2162]], as the [[Vault Dweller]] assassinated the Master and the vault, together with the building above, was engulfed in nuclear fire.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0]]: "2162 March 3 ''Vault Dweller kicks the Master's ass."''</ref> |
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| − | From time to time, Father Morpheus would come down from his chambers to give a speech to the gathered faithful. Sometimes, even a giant holographic image of the [[Master]] appeared, to the awe of the assembled. |
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| + | ==Layout== |
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| − | The adjoining tower had three floors, where the [[Nightkin]] resided, as well as the more important members of the [[Children of the Cathedral]], like high priests. [[Dane]] resided in a room on the first floor of the tower, while [[Morpheus]], the leader of the Children, resided on the third, upper floor. |
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| + | ===Entrance=== |
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| + | [[File:Fo1 Cathedral Front.png|thumb|240px|The entrance. Followers appear from the west, if recruited at the library]] |
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| + | Rising from among the sea of ruins, the Cathedral is almost pristine. Together with the destruction and erosion of the shoreline, it would likely qualify as a seaside property. Various children devotees, [[Child with a real attitude|enforcers]], and [[Chanter of the Children|chanter]] mill before the entrance, under the stony gaze of a radiation angel defiantly posing over the ornate entrance. |
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| + | Named characters include [[Slummer]], [[Zark]], and [[Calder]], though they offer little in the way of assistance and act mostly to give flavor to the location. If the player convinced [[Nicole]] to aid in the attack on the Cathedral, four [[Follower scholar]]s will appear from the west. They all wear [[Metal armor (Fallout)|metal armor]] (unlootable) and are equipped with [[Spear (Fallout)|spears]] (two of them), a [[Sledgehammer (Fallout)|sledgehammer]], and a [[Ripper (Fallout)|Ripper]]. |
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| + | ===Interior=== |
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| + | [[File:Fo1 Cathedral Ground Floor.png|thumb|240px]] |
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| + | The main section of the cathedral has a cruciform layout, inspired by [[Christianity|Christian]] cathedrals. The main nave contains an atrium, which leads to a narrow passageway flanked by side chapels and meditation rooms. [[Laura (Fallout)|Laura]] is in the chapel to the west, while [[Viola]] is in the meditation room to the south of the chapel. |
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| + | The main chamber is filled with benches for the faithful, all facing the central altar with a podium used by Morpheus for his speeches and in his absence replaced by the large monitor in the back. Sister [[Francis (Fallout)|Francis]] and [[Ton]], who leads the Children's enforces, stand by the locked entrance to the Cathedral tower, requiring a red Cathedral badge to enter. |
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| + | To the northwest is Father Lasher, in the rectory, whose office doubles as his quarters and study chamber (or cattle prod lashings). South of it is the dormitory and the infirmary staffed by Dr. Wu. The opposite end contains the cathedral gift shop and a small maintenance chamber with a nuclear generator hooked into the cathedral's power grid. |
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| + | The storage room in the back is only accessible with the black Cathedral badge and contains the stairs leading down into the basement and the hidden Vault entrance. |
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| + | {{Colbox|Notable loot| |
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| + | ;Rectory |
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| + | * Three bottles of [[booze]] inside Lasher's desk (despite the ban on alcohol) |
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| + | ; Dormitory |
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| + | * Two [[Super stimpak (Fallout)|super stimpaks]] |
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| + | * [[Psycho (Fallout)|Psycho]] |
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| + | * [[Buffout (Fallout)|Buffout]] |
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| + | * Two [[Mentats (Fallout)|Mentats]] |
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| + | * [[RadAway (Fallout)|RadAway]] |
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| + | * [[First aid kit]] |
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| + | * Two [[Stimpak (Fallout)|stimpaks]] |
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| + | ;Infirmary |
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| + | * [[Doctor's bag (Fallout)|Doctor's bag]] |
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| + | * Five super stimpaks |
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| + | * Five stimpaks |
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| + | ;Gift shop (also doubles as stock for the [[Shopkeeper|Cathedral shopkeeper]] |
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| + | * ''[[Scout Handbook (Fallout)|Scout Handbook]]'' |
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| + | * [[Back pack]] |
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| + | * Three [[rope]]s |
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| + | * [[Lock picks]] |
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| + | * Two [[Beer (Fallout)|beers]] |
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| + | * [[Mentats (Fallout)|Mentats]] |
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| + | * 313 [[Bottle cap (Fallout)|caps]] |
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| + | * Four [[Stimpak (Fallout)|stimpaks]] |
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| + | * [[First aid kit]] |
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| + | * [[RadAway (Fallout)|RadAway]] |
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| + | * [[Antidote]] |
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| + | * [[Geiger counter]] |
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| + | * [[Motion sensor]] |
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| + | * [[Tool]] |
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| + | * Three [[Fruit (Fallout)|fruits]] |
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| + | * Three [[Psycho (Fallout)|Psycho]] |
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| + | * Two [[Rad-X (Fallout)|Rad-X]] |
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| + | * Six [[Nuka-Cola (Fallout)|Nuka-Cola]]s |
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| + | * 11 [[Flower (item)|flowers]] |
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| + | ;Rear room |
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| + | * [[Motion sensor]] |
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| + | * 16 flowers |
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| + | }} |
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| + | ===Tower=== |
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| + | [[File:Fo1 Cathedral Tower.png|thumb|220px|The Inner Sanctum]] |
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| + | The tower, or the Inner Sanctum, serves as the living quarters and offices of the ranking members of the Children of the Cathedral, accessible only to them, their Servitors, and the [[nightkin]]. The Cathedral has three floors and nightkin protect them. They will attack if the player character has any followers, or trespasses (as in, does not have a red badge or does not wear the purple robes). Fighting on one floor does not turn characters on other floors hostile and will not affect relations with people on the main cathedral map. |
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| + | The first floor has [[Dane]], the stark raving mad servitor, and two nightkin in the chamber to the west. The next one has two bedrooms and a library with [[Mach IV computer]]s, and three nightkin. One of them faces the stairwell. |
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| + | The top floor has Morpheus in the easternmost chamber and a large barracks for nightkin. The footlocker contains the unique Tesla armor. |
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| + | {{Colbox|Notable loot| |
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| + | ; First floor |
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| + | * 310 [[Bottle cap (Fallout)|caps]] and one [[Frag grenade (Fallout)|frag grenade]] in the desk |
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| + | ; Second floor |
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| + | * ''[[Scout Handbook (Fallout)|Scout Handbook]]'', [[First Aid Book (Fallout)|First Aid Book]], ''[[Guns and Bullets (Fallout)|Guns and Bullets]]'', ''[[Dean's Electronics (Fallout)|Dean's Electronics]]'', and ''[[Big Book of Science (Fallout)|Big Book of Science]]'': On the shelves in the library. |
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| + | * [[10mm pistol (Fallout)|10mm pistol]], 48 [[10mm (Fallout)|10mm JHP]], [[Crowbar (Fallout)|crowbar]], and [[Club (Fallout)|club]] |
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| + | * Three [[Flare (Fallout)|flares]], [[Dynamite (Fallout)|dynamite]], 100 [[5mm AP]], 100 [[5mm JHP]], 100 [[.223 FMJ]], 60 [[14mm AP (Fallout)|14mm AP]], 48 [[10mm (Fallout)|10mm JHP]], 48 [[10mm (Fallout)|10mm AP]], [[10mm pistol (Fallout)|10mm pistol]], [[10mm SMG (Fallout)|10mm SMG]] |
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| + | ;Third floor |
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| + | * [[Electronic lock pick]], [[Tesla armor (Fallout)|Tesla armor]], [[Power fist (Fallout)|power fist]]: In the nightkin chamber. |
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| + | * [[Tool]], two [[Fruit (Fallout)|fruits]], [[First aid kit]], two [[Stimpak (Fallout)|stimpaks]] |
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| + | }} |
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| + | ===Los Angeles Vault=== |
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| + | [[File:Fo1 Demonstration Vault.png|thumb|220px|Los Angeles Vault entrance]] |
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| + | {{Main|Los Angeles Vault}} |
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| + | Located in the basement of the Cathedral, which requires a black badge to access. The entrance to the vault is hidden behind a fake bookcase. The bookcase in the southeastern corner can be used to activate the door with a lockpick, traps, or just waiting until [[Jeremiah]] opens the door (if the player character has followers or isn't disguised as a Cathedral member, he will kick them out; useful to teleport outside the cathedral). |
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| + | The access cavern contains several floaters and centaurs, with Mariposa mutants standing watch over the entrance. For details, see the relevant article. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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+ | * In the ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'', [[Lily Bowen]] can tell the Courier about the explosion of the Cathedral, if they ask about the Master. |
| + | * In the ''Fallout: New Vegas'' [[Fallout: New Vegas add-ons|add-on]] ''[[Dead Money]]'', [[Dog and God|Dog]] may sometimes say to himself: "I want to go back, back to the base. Or the Church. Liked the Church." As Dog was once a soldier of the Master, "the Church" is a reference to the Cathedral. |
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| − | * It is not known how the [[Master]] managed to get here, considering he was residing in the [[Mariposa Military Base]] beforehand, and he was also a horribly mutated, and probably immobile, blob of flesh. |
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| + | * The [[Richard Grey's audio diary|log of Richard Grey]] found on the vats control computer at [[Mariposa Military Base]] reveals that the Master chose to leave the base in order to find an ideal permanent location for his future operations, to avoid the disadvantages of a "mobile body." It is not known how he managed to get to the Cathedral, as he was a horribly mutated, and probably not ambulatory. |
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| + | {{Quotation|I almost regret not doing more with the Cathedral, but I did my best not to throw in side quests because I thought at that time the player would be pretty much streaking for the endgame and any quests at this point would be more annoying than useful. There's a time for speed bumps, and there's a time when you have to let them cut loose. So the Cathedral's mostly for color. I tried to come up with a few NPCs there who weren't despicable; I thought it'd be more interesting if the cult attracted a few people who weren't stupid and thuggishly evil. That way, they'd contrast better with people like Morpheus (whose dialogue was written before I came on the project) who *was* an opportunistic scumball.|[[Scott Bennie]], [[Fallout Bible 8]]}} |
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| + | The player character was supposed to be able to enlist the [[Brotherhood of Steel]]'s aid for the assault on the Cathedral. Two [[crack assault paladin]]s would spawn at the entrance, one with a [[Minigun (Fallout)|minigun]] and 300 rounds of ammunition (150 of each type), the other with a [[Rocket launcher (Fallout)|rocket launcher]] and 20 rockets (10 of each type). Each would carry five [[Super stimpak (Fallout)|super stimpaks]]. This option was disabled in the released game. |
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| + | {{FO1CC|end}} |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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| − | + | Fo1 Cathedral Front.png|The majestic entrance |
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| − | + | Fo1_Cathedral_Tower.png|The Tower of Doom |
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| − | + | Fo1_Cathedral_Ground_Floor.png|The interior |
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| − | + | Cathedral_Ruins.png|The Cathedral, after the nuclear explosion |
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| + | Fo1 Cathedral background.png|Cathedral background used for [[talking head]]s |
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| + | Fo1 Cathedral 2.jpg |
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| + | ==Video== |
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| + | <gallery widths=300 hideaddbutton=true> |
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| + | Fallout Cathedral Explosion |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | ==See also== |
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| + | * [[Fallout endings#Cathedral|Ending cutscenes for Cathedral]] |
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關於the Point Lookout location，參見Ark & Dove cathedral。 |
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“This is the Cathedral of the Children of the Cathedral. I don't know why they say Cathedral twice.”— A teenager
The Cathedral is the holiest site of the Children of the Cathedral and the seat of power for Morpheus and other leaders of the faith. It doubles as a facade for the Los Angeles vault, concealing the Master's headquarters.
Location
The Cathedral can be found one square west and nineteen squares south of Vault 13.
Background
The building that would become the Cathedral dates back to the pre-War times. It likely belonged to the Vault-Tec Corporation and was used in conjunction with the technology demonstrator vault built below its foundations. The vault was fully functional and when the Great War came, it was used to full effect. The survivors would emerge after 15 years, in 2092, helping found the Los Angeles Boneyard.[1]
In 2152, after Morpheus and his doomsday cultists pledged allegiance to the Master, the Cathedral was turned into the central church of the newly formed public face of the Unity.[2] The Children were formally established in 2156, starting to spread out into the wastelands from their new Cathedral, adapted from its pre-War role.[3][4]
As the heart of the Children's religion, the Cathedral was frequented by numerous visitors, chanters, enforcers, and even zombies failed candidates for Servitors, brainwashed and released into the Cathedral to support the cause with what remained of their minds.[5] The massive main chapel, with its ceiling lost in darkness, was used to display holographic images of the Master to the faithful, inspiring awe in the assembled. The holo-projector, hidden beneath the podium, was not common knowledge and most interpreted it as a supernatural apparition. Father Morpheus, the leader of the Children, would occasionally give sermons in the main nave, though most of the time the faithful had to contend with a giant monochrome display reciting dogma at a feverish pace.[6]
Visitors could purchase souvenirs at the Cathedral shop, receive treatment from the infamously foul-mouthed Dr. Wu, and even seek spiritual guidance from the many thinkers meditating inside rooms and chapels... Or at the end of Father Lasher's prod. All of this ceased when the Cathedral was destroyed on March 3, 2162, as the Vault Dweller assassinated the Master and the vault, together with the building above, was engulfed in nuclear fire.[7]
Layout
Entrance
The entrance. Followers appear from the west, if recruited at the library
Rising from among the sea of ruins, the Cathedral is almost pristine. Together with the destruction and erosion of the shoreline, it would likely qualify as a seaside property. Various children devotees, enforcers, and chanter mill before the entrance, under the stony gaze of a radiation angel defiantly posing over the ornate entrance.
Named characters include Slummer, Zark, and Calder, though they offer little in the way of assistance and act mostly to give flavor to the location. If the player convinced Nicole to aid in the attack on the Cathedral, four Follower scholars will appear from the west. They all wear metal armor (unlootable) and are equipped with spears (two of them), a sledgehammer, and a Ripper.
Interior
The main section of the cathedral has a cruciform layout, inspired by Christian cathedrals. The main nave contains an atrium, which leads to a narrow passageway flanked by side chapels and meditation rooms. Laura is in the chapel to the west, while Viola is in the meditation room to the south of the chapel.
The main chamber is filled with benches for the faithful, all facing the central altar with a podium used by Morpheus for his speeches and in his absence replaced by the large monitor in the back. Sister Francis and Ton, who leads the Children's enforces, stand by the locked entrance to the Cathedral tower, requiring a red Cathedral badge to enter.
To the northwest is Father Lasher, in the rectory, whose office doubles as his quarters and study chamber (or cattle prod lashings). South of it is the dormitory and the infirmary staffed by Dr. Wu. The opposite end contains the cathedral gift shop and a small maintenance chamber with a nuclear generator hooked into the cathedral's power grid.
The storage room in the back is only accessible with the black Cathedral badge and contains the stairs leading down into the basement and the hidden Vault entrance.
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Tower
The Inner Sanctum
The tower, or the Inner Sanctum, serves as the living quarters and offices of the ranking members of the Children of the Cathedral, accessible only to them, their Servitors, and the nightkin. The Cathedral has three floors and nightkin protect them. They will attack if the player character has any followers, or trespasses (as in, does not have a red badge or does not wear the purple robes). Fighting on one floor does not turn characters on other floors hostile and will not affect relations with people on the main cathedral map.
The first floor has Dane, the stark raving mad servitor, and two nightkin in the chamber to the west. The next one has two bedrooms and a library with Mach IV computers, and three nightkin. One of them faces the stairwell.
The top floor has Morpheus in the easternmost chamber and a large barracks for nightkin. The footlocker contains the unique Tesla armor.
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Los Angeles Vault
Los Angeles Vault entrance
主页面: Los Angeles Vault
Located in the basement of the Cathedral, which requires a black badge to access. The entrance to the vault is hidden behind a fake bookcase. The bookcase in the southeastern corner can be used to activate the door with a lockpick, traps, or just waiting until Jeremiah opens the door (if the player character has followers or isn't disguised as a Cathedral member, he will kick them out; useful to teleport outside the cathedral).
The access cavern contains several floaters and centaurs, with Mariposa mutants standing watch over the entrance. For details, see the relevant article.
Notes
- In the Fallout: New Vegas, Lily Bowen can tell the Courier about the explosion of the Cathedral, if they ask about the Master.
- In the Fallout: New Vegas add-on Dead Money, Dog may sometimes say to himself: "I want to go back, back to the base. Or the Church. Liked the Church." As Dog was once a soldier of the Master, "the Church" is a reference to the Cathedral.
- The log of Richard Grey found on the vats control computer at Mariposa Military Base reveals that the Master chose to leave the base in order to find an ideal permanent location for his future operations, to avoid the disadvantages of a "mobile body." It is not known how he managed to get to the Cathedral, as he was a horribly mutated, and probably not ambulatory.
Behind the scenes
“I almost regret not doing more with the Cathedral, but I did my best not to throw in side quests because I thought at that time the player would be pretty much streaking for the endgame and any quests at this point would be more annoying than useful. There's a time for speed bumps, and there's a time when you have to let them cut loose. So the Cathedral's mostly for color. I tried to come up with a few NPCs there who weren't despicable; I thought it'd be more interesting if the cult attracted a few people who weren't stupid and thuggishly evil. That way, they'd contrast better with people like Morpheus (whose dialogue was written before I came on the project) who *was* an opportunistic scumball.”— Scott Bennie, Fallout Bible 8
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The player character was supposed to be able to enlist the Brotherhood of Steel's aid for the assault on the Cathedral. Two crack assault paladins would spawn at the entrance, one with a minigun and 300 rounds of ammunition (150 of each type), the other with a rocket launcher and 20 rockets (10 of each type). Each would carry five super stimpaks. This option was disabled in the released game.
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Gallery
The majestic entrance
The Tower of Doom
The interior
The Cathedral, after the nuclear explosion
Cathedral background used for talking heads
Video
Fallout Cathedral Explosion
See also
References
- ↑ Fallout Bible 0: "2092 LA Vault opens, the Boneyard is founded and attracts survivors."
- ↑ Fallout Bible 0: "2152 As their influence slowly spreads throughout the wastes, the Master finds humans, doomsday cultists, and rather than dip them in the vats, he demands their obedience as spies - their leader is a man named Morpheus, and he pledges his followers to the Master. Morpheus and his cultists form the future core of the Children of the Cathedral."
- ↑ Fallout Bible 0: "2156 The Master sees advantages in establishing a benevolent "religion," the Children of the Cathedral, and using them as spies in settlements throughout the wastes. Missionaries from the Children of the Cathedral spread slowly across the wasteland, acting as eyes and ears for Morpheus and the Master."
- ↑ The Vault Dweller: "{177}{}{Tell me about the Cathedral.}"
Lasher: "{216}{}{The Cathedral is a sanctuary for the human race. When the apocalypse fell on this foul city, the Cathedral was spared, which allowed for the birth of the Master. Thus a healing darkness emerged from a terrible light.}"
"{217}{}{ When I came, I saw this place lacked a moral center, and so I have endeavored to administer teaching pain to a place once consumed with idle pleasure. That is all you need to know.}"
(Lasher's dialogue) - ↑ Dane: "{170}{}{This is the baptismal. They make Servitors here. When acolytes have been indoctrinated, they bring them here and they go through the process. A few of them survive . . .}
{171}{}{Most lose their minds, but they're still useful. They throw them downstairs, rant at them about the Master and walk around in a stupor. You've seen the zombies. Great slave labor -- and soldiers . . .}
{172}{}{John Brown's body is molderin' in the Grave. John Brown's body is molderin' in the Grave, John Brown's body is a-molderin' in the Grave, and the Master's screwing us overrrrr . . .}" - ↑ Laura
- ↑ Fallout Bible 0: "2162 March 3 Vault Dweller kicks the Master's ass."
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