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| rdfs:label | - Fallout Brotherhood of Steel
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| rdfs:comment | - The first Fallout game to reach the consoles. It was generally not well-received, and is viewed quite negatively by some fans. It is apparently considered Canon Dis Continuity by Bethesda Softworks. The Texas Wasteland is not an okay place to live -- there's raiders, mutants, and the occasional pests who plague the wasteland. That is why the Brotherhood was supposedly cleaning house here. While hunting for mutants, raiders and tech, of course, they all go missing in the town of Carbon and you are sent to find them before they are pilfered by the Raiders. Oh, the Vault Dweller from Fallout 1 is also here. Apparently, he took a Wrong Turn At Albuquerque and is now in the Texan Wasteland along with Rhombus.
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| abstract | - The first Fallout game to reach the consoles. It was generally not well-received, and is viewed quite negatively by some fans. It is apparently considered Canon Dis Continuity by Bethesda Softworks. The Texas Wasteland is not an okay place to live -- there's raiders, mutants, and the occasional pests who plague the wasteland. That is why the Brotherhood was supposedly cleaning house here. While hunting for mutants, raiders and tech, of course, they all go missing in the town of Carbon and you are sent to find them before they are pilfered by the Raiders. Oh, the Vault Dweller from Fallout 1 is also here. Apparently, he took a Wrong Turn At Albuquerque and is now in the Texan Wasteland along with Rhombus. Of course, it didn't matter to you. You are the Initiate, one of the three new recruits to the Brotherhood of Steel, with the unenviable task of finding what happened to the Paladins who have gone missing and bring them back. All while taking out anything that opposes you.
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