Boneyard

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	==Background==		==Background==
−	Most people in L.A. who survived the nuclear blasts died after the bombs dropped, due to radiation poisoning, disease, famine, and other reasons. The city itself was ravaged by fires and nuclear bombs themselves – in fact, one of the warheads effectively turned Orange County into a crater. Some inhabitants took shelter in the [[Los Angeles Vault|demonstration vault]], and eventually most of them emerged in [[Fallout timeline#2092|2092]], founding the Boneyard.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair: Second strike|Fallout Bible 0 Timeline repair]]: ''""2092 LA Vault opens, the Boneyard is founded and attracts survivors."''</ref> Many of them were the founders of [[Adytum]], a fenced sections in the suburbs of the old Los Angeles. Some, however, founded gangs, like the [[Blades]] and the [[Rippers]].<ref>The [[Vault Dweller]]: ''"{110}{}{Tell me a bit about the other residents of Adytum.}"''<br/>[[Lorraine]]: ''"{156}{}{Lots of people lived here. From what I hear, the survivors hid in a big place called a Vault, and came out years later. Some of them started the Regulators and then founded Adytum, while the }"''<br/>''"{157}{}{others formed the Blades. The Gun Runners aren't from here originally.}"''<br/>([[LORRI.MSG]])</ref>	+
		+	Most people in L.A. who survived the nuclear blasts died after the bombs dropped, due to radiation poisoning, disease, famine, and other reasons. The city itself was ravaged by fires and nuclear bombs themselves – in fact, one of the warheads effectively turned Orange County into a crater. Some inhabitants took shelter in the [[Los Angeles Vault|demonstration vault]], and eventually most of them emerged in [[Fallout timeline#2092|2092]], founding the Boneyard.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair: Second strike|Fallout Bible 0]]: ''""2092 LA Vault opens, the Boneyard is founded and attracts survivors."''</ref> Many of them were the founders of [[Adytum]], a fenced sections in the suburbs of the old Los Angeles. Some, however, founded gangs, like the [[Blades]] and the [[Rippers]].<ref>The [[Vault Dweller]]: ''"{110}{}{Tell me a bit about the other residents of Adytum.}"''<br/>[[Lorraine]]: ''"{156}{}{Lots of people lived here. From what I hear, the survivors hid in a big place called a Vault, and came out years later. Some of them started the Regulators and then founded Adytum, while the }"''<br/>''"{157}{}{others formed the Blades. The Gun Runners aren't from here originally.}"''<br/>([[LORRI.MSG]])</ref>
−	In 2155, the [[Master]] learned the location of the Los Angeles Vault, conquered the inhabitants and set up operations there, and the human cultists began to use the vault as their powerbase. Eventually, a monumental building known as the [[Cathedral]] was constructed above the vault. The cultists thus became known as the [[Children of the Cathedral]]. Of those that remained in the vault, most became the Master's servants and members of the Children of the Cathedral. Those that left could be part of almost any organization in L.A.	+	In 2155, the [[Master]] learned the location of the Los Angeles Vault, conquered the inhabitants and set up operations there, and the human cultists began to use the vault as their powerbase. Eventually, a monumental building known as the [[Cathedral]] was constructed above the vault. The cultists thus became known as the [[Children of the Cathedral]]. Of those that remained in the Vault, most became the Master's servants and members of the Children of the Cathedral. Those that left could be part of almost any organization in L.A.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair: Second strike|Fallout Bible 0]]</ref>
−	In the [[Fallout timeline#2150|2150s]], a pack of [[deathclaw]]s appeared in the Boneyard, taking over the base of the Rippers. In [[Fallout timeline#2159|2159]], [[Jon Zimmerman]], the town's mayor, hired a band of mercenaries known as the [[Regulators (Fallout)|Regulators]] to help protect Adytum from the deathclaws and the odd random attack by raiders, who by [[Fallout timeline#2161|2161]] were in control of Adytum. The [[Vault Dweller]] [[Vault Dweller's memoirs|recounts]] that "[he] found many enemies, and a few friends, in the Boneyard. [He] killed when necessary and learned more about the nature of [his] true foes." Sometime during his journey in the Boneyard, he killed the deathclaws which allowed the Gun Runners to expand their business.	+	In the [[Fallout timeline#2150|2150s]], a pack of [[deathclaw]]s appeared in the Boneyard, taking over the base of the Rippers. In [[Fallout timeline#2159|2159]], [[Jon Zimmerman]], the town's mayor, hired a band of mercenaries known as the [[Regulators (Fallout)|Regulators]] to help protect Adytum from the deathclaws and the odd random attack by raiders, who by [[Fallout timeline#2161|2161]] were in control of Adytum. The [[Vault Dweller]] [[Vault Dweller's memoirs|recounts]] that "[he] found many enemies, and a few friends, in the Boneyard. [He] killed when necessary and learned more about the nature of [his] true foes." Sometime during his journey in the Boneyard, he killed the deathclaws which allowed the Gun Runners to expand their business.<ref>[[Fallout Bible 0#Timeline repair: Second strike|Fallout Bible 0]]</ref>
	By [[Fallout timeline#2189|2189]], the Boneyard became one of the states of the [[New California Republic]] and Adytum became known as New Adytum, holding seats in the NCR Senate.<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"Why are funds tied up at the Boneyard?"''<br/>[[Hanlon]]: ''"Senate elections are coming up. Local representatives don't want to push any more funding to the Mojave campaign because it's unpopular. Most of the folks around the Boneyard haven't been to New Vegas and probably never will. All they know is that their money gets sucked away to this desert and their brothers, sisters, sons, and daughters die here."''<br/>([[Hanlon's dialogue]])</ref> As one of the largest cities on NCR territories, it was a natural choice for many organizations to place their headquarters. Thus, by [[Fallout timeline#2281|2281]], the Boneyard is host to the Republic's Reserve<ref>[[:File:FNV 5$ bill.png]], [[:File:FNV 20$ bill.png]], [[:File:FNV 100$ bill.png]]</ref> and the Follower's [[Angel's Boneyard Medical University]]<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"Are you one of the Followers of the Apocalypse?"''<br/>[[Usanagi]]: ''"Yes, I am. I received my medical training at the Angel's Boneyard Medical University back in the NCR. It's not a requirement to be a Follower to enter the university, but I believe in what they do, so I joined them."''<br/>([[Usanagi's dialogue]])</ref> among many others. As the NCR now has control over the Boneyard, it has become much more stable, with the buildings rebuilt, redecorated and renovated. However, some people that live there claim it is not the best place to grow up,<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"So, what's your story?"''<br/>[[Razz]]: ''"Ain't much to tell. Grew up out west, in the Boneyard. Heard of it? Yeah, not many people have. Wasn't really a good place for kids, you know? I joined up to get out. My family's still back there."''<br/>([[Razz's dialogue]])</ref> indicating the NCR still has some work to do and are working to fix it.<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"How is NCR doing?"''<br/>[[Hanlon]]: ''"It's no secret that we've had better campaigns. Holding this whole length of river isn't easy. We're stretched thin and the Long 15 just keeps getting longer. Slow to get supplies. Slower to get reinforcements. NCR's senate has got funds tied up at the Boneyard and President Kimball ordered our most experienced rangers to chase ghosts down in Baja."''<br/>([[Hanlon's dialogue]])</ref>		By [[Fallout timeline#2189|2189]], the Boneyard became one of the states of the [[New California Republic]] and Adytum became known as New Adytum, holding seats in the NCR Senate.<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"Why are funds tied up at the Boneyard?"''<br/>[[Hanlon]]: ''"Senate elections are coming up. Local representatives don't want to push any more funding to the Mojave campaign because it's unpopular. Most of the folks around the Boneyard haven't been to New Vegas and probably never will. All they know is that their money gets sucked away to this desert and their brothers, sisters, sons, and daughters die here."''<br/>([[Hanlon's dialogue]])</ref> As one of the largest cities on NCR territories, it was a natural choice for many organizations to place their headquarters. Thus, by [[Fallout timeline#2281|2281]], the Boneyard is host to the Republic's Reserve<ref>[[:File:FNV 5$ bill.png]], [[:File:FNV 20$ bill.png]], [[:File:FNV 100$ bill.png]]</ref> and the Follower's [[Angel's Boneyard Medical University]]<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"Are you one of the Followers of the Apocalypse?"''<br/>[[Usanagi]]: ''"Yes, I am. I received my medical training at the Angel's Boneyard Medical University back in the NCR. It's not a requirement to be a Follower to enter the university, but I believe in what they do, so I joined them."''<br/>([[Usanagi's dialogue]])</ref> among many others. As the NCR now has control over the Boneyard, it has become much more stable, with the buildings rebuilt, redecorated and renovated. However, some people that live there claim it is not the best place to grow up,<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"So, what's your story?"''<br/>[[Razz]]: ''"Ain't much to tell. Grew up out west, in the Boneyard. Heard of it? Yeah, not many people have. Wasn't really a good place for kids, you know? I joined up to get out. My family's still back there."''<br/>([[Razz's dialogue]])</ref> indicating the NCR still has some work to do and are working to fix it.<ref>The [[Courier]]: ''"How is NCR doing?"''<br/>[[Hanlon]]: ''"It's no secret that we've had better campaigns. Holding this whole length of river isn't easy. We're stretched thin and the Long 15 just keeps getting longer. Slow to get supplies. Slower to get reinforcements. NCR's senate has got funds tied up at the Boneyard and President Kimball ordered our most experienced rangers to chase ghosts down in Baja."''<br/>([[Hanlon's dialogue]])</ref>

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