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	=== [[Eastern Brotherhood of Steel]] ===		=== [[Eastern Brotherhood of Steel]] ===
−	[[File:Gametitle-FOT.png|20px|Gray paragraphs are based on Fallout Tactics and are not part of the main continuity.]] <span style="color:dimgray">The Midwestern branch, a splinter faction which lost contact with the Brotherhood leadership at Lost Hills has been an independent organization since 2197, when the airship of its founders crashed near [[Chicago]]. Unlike the original, isolationist Brotherhood, the Eastern Brotherhood expanded aggressively and eventually established a network of bunkers and vassalized towns from Illinois to Kansas, drafting folk from tribes and cities under Brotherhood protection into its ranks. While more open to the outside world, this faction of the Brotherhood is by no means altruistic - the villagers under Brotherhood rule, while protected from raiders and mutants, live in fear of the infamous Brotherhood Inquisitors. The Brotherhood main bases were bunkers that were probably pre-Great War military bunkers that were found, taken, and rebuilt. In accordance with the Brotherhood's military roots, they were renamed Bunkers Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Epsilon.<ref>See [[Eastern Brotherhood of Steel]] for references. Note that the game was disregarded by Bethesda Game Studios in the development of ''Fallout 3'', placing it outside the main continuity.</span>	+	[[File:Gametitle-FOT.png|20px|Gray paragraphs are based on Fallout Tactics and are not part of the main continuity.]] <span style="color:dimgray">The Midwestern branch, a splinter faction which lost contact with the Brotherhood leadership at Lost Hills has been an independent organization since 2197, when the airship of its founders crashed near [[Chicago]]. Unlike the original, isolationist Brotherhood, the Eastern Brotherhood expanded aggressively and eventually established a network of bunkers and vassalized towns from Illinois to Kansas, drafting folk from tribes and cities under Brotherhood protection into its ranks. While more open to the outside world, this faction of the Brotherhood is by no means altruistic - the villagers under Brotherhood rule, while protected from raiders and mutants, live in fear of the infamous Brotherhood Inquisitors. The Brotherhood main bases were bunkers that were probably pre-Great War military bunkers that were found, taken, and rebuilt. In accordance with the Brotherhood's military roots, they were renamed Bunkers Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta and Epsilon.<ref>See [[Eastern Brotherhood of Steel]] for references. Note that the game was disregarded by Bethesda Game Studios in the development of ''Fallout 3'', placing it outside the main continuity.</ref></span>
	=== [[Texas Expedition]] ===		=== [[Texas Expedition]] ===
−	[[File:Gametitle-FOBOS.png|20px|Gray paragraphs are based on Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel and are not part of the main continuity.]] <span style="color:dimgray">After the death of John Maxson, Rhombus, the head of the Brotherhood's Paladins, became the new High Elder. After the death of the Master, the Brotherhood of Steel helped the other human outposts of New California drive the mutant armies away with minimal loss of life on both sides of the conflict. However, a super mutant faction under the leadership of Attis moved east and attempted to recreate the mutant army in Texas using the Secret Vault. Rhombus, despite some criticism from the ruling council of the West Coast Brotherhood of Steel, started a crusade against the still existent threat of the super mutant army, now led by Attis. They traveled eastward to Texas. There, he discovered a prototype Vault which was abandoned and installed the Brotherhood's main base of operation in this area. Their principal mission was to eradicate the menace of all super mutants. For this reason, they created a new Texas Brotherhood icon, which featured a pair of wings, topped by dual pistols, all of a red color.</span><ref>See [[Texas Expedition]] for references. Note that the game was disregarded by Bethesda Game Studios in the development of ''Fallout 3'', placing it outside the main continuity.</span>	+	[[File:Gametitle-FOBOS.png|20px|Gray paragraphs are based on Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel and are not part of the main continuity.]] <span style="color:dimgray">After the death of John Maxson, Rhombus, the head of the Brotherhood's Paladins, became the new High Elder. After the death of the Master, the Brotherhood of Steel helped the other human outposts of New California drive the mutant armies away with minimal loss of life on both sides of the conflict. However, a super mutant faction under the leadership of Attis moved east and attempted to recreate the mutant army in Texas using the Secret Vault. Rhombus, despite some criticism from the ruling council of the West Coast Brotherhood of Steel, started a crusade against the still existent threat of the super mutant army, now led by Attis. They traveled eastward to Texas. There, he discovered a prototype Vault which was abandoned and installed the Brotherhood's main base of operation in this area. Their principal mission was to eradicate the menace of all super mutants. For this reason, they created a new Texas Brotherhood icon, which featured a pair of wings, topped by dual pistols, all of a red color.</span><ref>See [[Texas Expedition]] for references. Note that the game was disregarded by Bethesda Game Studios in the development of ''Fallout 3'', placing it outside the main continuity.</ref></span>
	=== [[Maxson bunker]] ===		=== [[Maxson bunker]] ===

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