The Wasteland (Fallout Supplement)

The Wasteland

For those who haven't played Fallout but still want a Fallout style campaign it is important to note that the collective area commonly referred to as "The Wasteland" is actually different depending on one's location. For example in Fallout 3 there is the "Capital Wasteland" which refers to the area of Washington D.C. and all surrounding areas but in Fallout New Vegas there is the "Mojave Wasteland" which refers to the majority of the Mojave desert.



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