Summary

• Characters in Fallout series, like The King and Three Dog, bring depth to the post-apocalyptic world through their unique personalities and stories.
• Icons like The Master and Frank Horrigan have left a lasting impact on the Fallout universe, shaping the world with their sinister ways.
• Dogmeat and Fawkes showcase the loyalty and strength of companions in Fallout games, proving to be invaluable allies in your journey.

The Fallout series has been a fan favorite for decades now. From combining RPG and FPS elements, storylines that tug on yo🐼ur heartstrings, and graphics that make the apocalyptic wasteland come to life. There are plenty of reasons to be fans of this longstanding series.

One thing that keeps players coming back for more is the characters. The characters that you come across during your travels in various harsh locales across the U.S., and are so often the last dregs of society in the harsh alternate future. These NPCs are sometimes serious, always a bit odd, but no matter what, they've found a way to survive post-nuclear America. But, which of the many characters in this series stands out above the rest?

Updated May 22, 2024, by Zackary Wiggs: Through the various journeys in the Fallout games you're sure to run across plenty of characters. While most of them align themselves against you, some of them may help, and others will be neutral to you and your adventures. Whether you're in the Mojave, Appalachia, the Capital Wastes, New California, or even the Midwest; there are all sorts of different NPCs the creators behind Fallout would love you to meet. Just make sure to keep an eye out for any ulterior motives.

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20 The King

"Every Man Is A King In His Own Right"

The leader of Freeside's King's, The King himself is a respectable figure in the area, especially with all the trouble that seems to fall in and around the area. He and the rest of his group are all Elvis impersonators that have taken to being an aide group for those who are all shook up, and somewhat of peacekeepers in the area.

The King isn't your usual hound dog, he's well-spoken, smart, and seems to rule over The King's with ease. He's also more than happy to aid Courier Six with anything he needs, at a price, which is comforting since everyone else in the area seems to be a devil in disguise. All he asks, is that you don't be cruel.

19 Three Dog

"Because One Dog Ain't Enough, And Two Is Too Low, It's Me Three Dog"

For many, the only vo𝓰ice of comfort in the Capital Wasteland.📖 Three Dog is the host of the Galaxy News Radio station that many survivors have tuned into across the wasteland.

His often calming voice and music repertoire make him an easy choice to keep you company on your travels in Fallout 3. It only gets better when you get to meet him in person during the Following In His Footsteps mission to find your father. He's happy to talk about your exploits from then on, good or bad.

18 ꦕ Shaun (Father)

"You're Either With Us, Or You're Not"

Speaking of family in the Fallout series, finding your kidnapped son was the most important thing to your character in Fallout 4. Well, that and building cool settlements. It was a big surprise to see that the leader of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:the illusive Institute known as Father was none other tha♏n your son Shaun.

Thanks to being re-frozen, Shaun had out-aged you and went on to become an important figure in the Commonwealth. Whether you decided to join him or stop the Institute, there was something so stuꦗnning about meeting your son after all that time.

17 Dog/God

"Dog Is Hungry"

Fallout: New Vegas had a lot of amazing and memorable characters. One such, found in the Dead Money DLC, is actually two characters that share the same body. That ofꦰ Dog and God. They are a type of super mutant known as nightkin, referred to as such fo🌜r their love of StealthBoy use and stalking tactics.

His mind torn after the death of The Master in the first Fallout game, he now serves Elijah, but is just as trapped as you are. These two personalities are diametrically opposed in mood, and there's no such character quite like them in the rest of the Fallout series.

16 😼 🍒 Joshua Graham

"I Have Been Baptised Twice, Once In Water, The Other In Fire"

Once Caesar's right-hand man, now shamed after the defeat at the Hoover Dam, he is a boogeyman for Caesar's Legion. Your character meets him in Zion, as a main character in the Honest Hearts DLC.

He is a deeply religious man, and has used this fanaticism to stoke his own hatred of those who stand in the way of him and his foꦏund family in the form of 𒊎the Dead Horses. He is a rather Stoic character, but it becomes quite apparent early on why so many in the Mojave fear him and what he has become.

15 Harold

"Something In Me Changed"

A repeating character in the ꦬFallout series, Harold and his plant companion Bob have quite an odd history. After Bob, who was used as a hat by Harold, was exposed to the FEV he had a sort of growth spurt.

Unfortunately, that meant that Bob took root in Harold, forcing them into a sort🌼 of symbiosis as they shared one body. His plight in Fallout 3 and the cult that surrounds him is one of the wackiest, albeit also morally and ethically diverse, quests in the game.

14 Vance

"Everyone Has Their Own Path"

The Capital Wasteland is a hard place to live as is. What doesn't make it easier on local farmers is a group of youths hiding in an abandoned metro pretending to be vampires.

Vance, the leader of these vampires known as The Family, takes in anyone who feels abandoned by society and who may have rather "unique" tastes. As their leader, he is an odd sort. Rather moody, but well-spoken, he hopes to see a kindred spirit in the Lone Wanderer. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Whether he does or not is up to you.

13 👍 🧸 The Master

"As Long As There Will Be Differences, We Will Tear Ourselves Apart"

Part man, part machine, but not in a cool way. If you have run into a super mutant in one of the Fallout games set in the West𝔍 Coast, then you probably have The Master to blame.

Once human, he was turned into the monster you meet in the original Fallout thanks to the FEV. His goal being to make as many human survivors into super mutants as he can. This obviously doesn't set well with your character, but even after his death, The Master has forever altered post-apocalyptic America.

12 𓆉 Frank Horrigan

"You're Ride's Over Mutie"

If super mutants weren't scary enough, an Enclave super mutant in power armor is nightmare fuel in the Fallout universe. But, that's just what Frank Horrigan is. One of the deadliest enemies in the series, you have to defeat them to stop the Enclave's evil plans at the end of Fallout 2.

Doing so was no easy task 🌌thanks to all his weapons and cybernetic enhancements. Even after splitting him in half, he still lived on to spite you one last time, arming a nuke that he hoped would end you.

11 𒉰 John Henry Eden 🌸

"We Put Our Trust, Our Faith, In Halfwits"

For a United States that doesn't really exist anymore, there sure are a lot of "last presidents" in the Fallout universe. John Henry Eden is one of those presidents that you come across in the main quest-line of Fallout 3.

Surprisingly, the weirdest thing about him isn't that no one seems to have voted for him, it's actually that he is a computer. He is the AI leadership responsible for the Enclave's endeavors in the Capital Wasteland. While his time in the game is rather short, he is one of the more memorable characters on weirdness alone.