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Fallout: The Beginning

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After the atomic war, nothing was ever the same as before. Creatures underwent horrific mutations due to the radiation they took in, most towns were destroyed, and the world was changed forever. For the people, it depended on how lucky you were. The lucky ones managed to get into vaults which protected them from the nuclear blast, albeit some vaults were used for Vault-Tec's own scientific experiments. Some were caught in the blasts and perished, leaving burn marks that would stain the ground or crumbling walls for generation. Last were the ones who got caught in the blast, but didn't quite come out the same. The Ghouls. They got extended lifetimes, but suffered severe physical damage, altering their appearance hugely, to the point where some people couldn't bear to look at them. But the worst part was that some of them never stayed sane. The radiation slowly rotted their brains from the inside, till they went feral, scouring the world, and ravaging anything they saw.

This story's protagonist is John, a lucky person who was a descendant of the war survivors. Born into the vault, it was all he ever knew. He had no idea what laid outside the huge, cog-like door, and never bothered to. Why would he need that information? It wasn't as if he'd ever be out there. But one can never factor in random chance happening.All Rights Reserved

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Project: Savior (Splatoon x Fallout NV/4 Male Reader) by JenoYT

So yeah, you've all heard the story told by many. About how embracing nuclear power instead of fearing it would lead to having technology advanced quicker, you'd be partially correct about that... The year 2234 was the first and last time humanity was wrong about this statement. After the threat of WW5 many countries were locked into the doctrine of MAD (mutually assured destruction) if war with this power was to happen. But, worry not as many smart people did many smart things like make the Pip-Boy a kind of personal computer strapped to your wrist, there was also the assist bots (creative, I know) who helped the common folk with menial tasks, and stasis chambers or more commonly known as cryogenic pods (cryo pods for short). Well, after some undisclosed country(ies) launched their nukes at both the north and south poles, the world as we knew it was being flooded. People from all over the world had scrambled to try to get to their local vaults that were built by Vault-Tech to try and weather this worldwide catastrophe. Unfortunately, like many stories began the entirely of the human race was not fortunate. Nearly the entirety of the human populace was wiped out. There were was at least a few known places like Alterna and Vault 111. Well, like all the other places, they didn't last long. Alterna went into the dust after a failed attempt at flying a rocket into space to try and find a more suitable planet for humans. And almost every Vault had some sort of problem from a lack of power to improper oxygen filtration to radiation leaks. Well there was one Vault that's in an undisclosed location in a place called Vault 069 and it held the best and brightest people. This is the story of one of its only surviving residence lived with the new life that was created after ~12,000 years of not being seen. This is the story of a man nicknamed The Savior also known as (Y/N) the last remaining human on earth or at least what's left of it.

To What End? (Old) by Shadowninja1095

What happens when two heavily interconnected societies suddenly go to war out of nowhere? What happens when that war lasts for over 6 years? What happens when one side of the war is completely cut off from their home world? Kalimaria is a planet that was discovered a long time ago. Through ancient portal technology the planet was discovered by humans and earth. The inhabitants of this planet were a race of anthropomorphic alien creatures that resembled what most people in the modern age call "anthros" or "furries." Humanity, despite everything, managed to coexist and even integrate this highly intelligent alien species into our society and also help bolster the Kalimarian world's own technological advancements. For over 80 years the two species coexisted with only minor skirmishes between humans and Kalimarians occurring. That is until the war happened. A war that many question the true motives behind. Was it to protect the sovereignty of the Kalimarian species and its people? Was it to gain power and influence over people of the planet? This no one could truly answer. The war however started and all of humanity on that planet was stuck there as the portals that once allowed free travel between the two worlds was shut down. Scott Caine, a once proud member of the U.S. Army was now stuck here with the forces that had been cutoff from earth and the United States. A young man who had been forced to do things he shouldn't have had to do. A man given little choice in what life brought him.

Fallout: Healdsburg by RobertDeffenbaugh

This story takes place in the small town of Healdsburg. In the year 2077 the bombs fell and I was immediately born in Vault F, a couple days after I turned 8 years old my Parents sacrificed their lives to protect the Vault from a Super Mutant Invasion. It was the last straw as I ran out of the Vault crying and exploring the Healdsburg Hellhole. What will I find out there? There is over 200 locations to explore.

Exclusion Zone by MassEffectRPGFan

In the year 2086, the world is a graveyard of ash and radiation. Seventy-four years ago, an unexplained solar surge triggered a catastrophic event known as The Meltdown-a chain reaction that detonated every nuclear reactor on Earth. The first to go were Chernobyl's aging reactors, followed by the rest, plunging humanity into an age of fire, famine, and unrelenting nuclear winter. In the ruins of Seattle, now one of the most hostile wastelands on the planet, Cody Sarge emerges from a bunker that was once his family's salvation. Alone and desperate, he must navigate The Exclusion Zone, a nightmarish landscape of collapsed skyscrapers, irradiated rain, and grotesque mutants warped by decades of radiation exposure. But the creatures aren't the only horrors lurking in the ruins-something else stirs beneath the ruins, something drawn to the echoes of the past. With only his father's old rifle and a fading map scrawled with warnings, Cody embarks on a journey to find any remnants of civilization. But in The Exclusion Zone, survival isn't just about fighting the elements or avoiding the monsters in the dark-it's about confronting the truth of what The Meltdown really was... and what still lingers at its core. The sun caused the first destruction. But what if it wasn't done yet?

To Survive by maiodin

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Vault 115 by serenefreakgeek

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Live, Die, Repeat - In Fur by Overripemuffin57

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From the ashes, we remain........ InFAMOUS by BL4CKW4TCH

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The hellhound in New Vegas by DennisPanting

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