Changes: Boot Riders

Revision as of 21:57, 22 July 2013

The Boot Riders were a rag tag gang of nomadic tribals before they became known as the Chairmen.

Background

The Boot Riders, a gang of ruffians, were of the tribes that scratched out an existence roaming the ruins of Las Vegas before becoming a member of Mr. House's "Three Families". Initially, the Boot Riders were approached by a single Securitron that was sent as an emissary by House; however, the Securitron was immediately destroyed on sight. On the next day, the Boot Riders were convinced to negotiate with House after being confronted by a larger contingent of twenty Securitrons and made an agreement in which the tribe were to be rehabilitated and lived on the New Vegas Strip. While most of the tribe agreed to join House's offer, the tribe's chief at the time, Bingo, strongly wanted the Boot Riders to stay nomadic. But Bingo's refusal was challenged by one of his tribe members, Benny, who wanted to leave the old ways behind. Benny quickly disposed of his leader in a battle of knives and took over the Boot Riders that subsequently became the Chairmen.

Appearances

Boot Riders as such are mentioned in Fallout: New Vegas and appear only as the Chairmen. The Boot Riders, before they became the Chairmen, are shown in the All Roads graphic novel.

Factions in Fallout: New Vegas

Major factions		Caesar's Legion · New California Republic (New California Republic Army (Bravo Company · First Recon · Military Police · The Misfits) · New California Republic Rangers (Alpha Squad) · Office of Science and Industry) · Free Economic Zone of New Vegas (Mr. House · Yes Man)

Prospective factions		Boomers · Enclave remnants · Followers of the Apocalypse · Great Khans · Mojave Brotherhood of Steel · Three Families (Chairmen · Omertas · White Glove Society)

Secondary factions		Aliens · Bright Brotherhood · Cassidy Caravans · Crimson Caravan · Davison's nightkin · Fiends · Greasers · Gun Runners · Jackals · The Kings · Maud's Muggers · Mojave Express · Powder Gangers · Rad Pack Revue · Scorpions · State of Utobitha · Van Graffs · Vipers · Westside Cooperative (Westside Militia)

Add-on factions		Dead Horses · Happy Trails Caravan Company · Mormons · Sorrows · White Legs · Think Tank

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-|game         =none
+|games        =none
+|mentions     =AR, FNV
-|name         ={{PAGENAME}}
 |image        =Boot_Riders_All_Roads.jpg
-|desc         =Boot Riders in an ''[[All Roads]]'' flashback
+|image desc   =Boot Riders in an ''[[All Roads]]'' flashback
-|founder      =Unknown
+|founded by   =Unknown
 |leader       =[[Bingo (Fallout: New Vegas)|Bingo]]
-|headquarters =empty
+|headquarters =
 |locations    =[[Mojave Wasteland]]
-|parent       =empty
+|parent       =
-|divisions    =empty
+|divisions    =
 |related      =[[Chairmen]]
-|members      =[[Benny]]<br>[[Swank]]<br>[[Singer (All Roads)|Singer]]
+|members      =[[Benny]]<br />[[Swank]]<br />[[Singer (All Roads)|Singer]]
 }}{{Games|AR|FNV}}
-The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' were a rag tag gang of nomadic tribals before they became known as the [[Chairmen]].
+The '''Boot Riders''' were a rag tag gang of nomadic tribals before they became known as the [[Chairmen]].
 ==Background==
-The Boot Riders, a gang of ruffians, were of the tribes that scratched out an existence roaming the ruins of Las Vegas before becoming a member of [[Mr. House]]'s "[[Three Families]]". Initially, the Boot Riders were approached by a single [[Securitron]] that was sent as an emissary by House; however, the Securitron was immediately destroyed on sight. On the next day, the Boot Riders were convinced to negotiate with House after being confronted by a larger contingent of twenty Securitrons. In which the tribe were to be rehabilitated and lived on the [[New Vegas Strip]]. While most of the tribe agreed to join House's offer, the tribe's chief at the time, Bingo, strongly wanted the Boot Riders to stay nomadic. But Bingo's refusal was challenged by one of his tribe members, [[Benny]], who wanted to leave the old ways behind. Benny quickly disposed of his leader in a battle of knives and took over the Boot Riders that subsequently became the [[Chairmen]].
+The Boot Riders, a gang of ruffians, were of the tribes that scratched out an existence roaming the ruins of Las Vegas before becoming a member of [[Robert House|Mr. House]]'s "[[Three Families]]". Initially, the Boot Riders were approached by a single [[Securitron]] that was sent as an emissary by House; however, the Securitron was immediately destroyed on sight. On the next day, the Boot Riders were convinced to negotiate with House after being confronted by a larger contingent of twenty Securitrons and made an agreement in which the tribe were to be rehabilitated and lived on the [[New Vegas Strip]]. While most of the tribe agreed to join House's offer, the tribe's chief at the time, [[Bingo (Fallout: New Vegas)|Bingo]], strongly wanted the Boot Riders to stay nomadic. But Bingo's refusal was challenged by one of his tribe members, [[Benny]], who wanted to leave the old ways behind. Benny quickly disposed of his leader in a battle of knives and took over the Boot Riders that subsequently became the [[Chairmen]].
 ==Appearances==
-Boot Riders as such are mentioned in ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'' and actually appear only as the [[Chairmen]]. The actual Boot Riders before they became the Chairmen are shown in the ''[[All Roads]]'' graphic novel.
+Boot Riders as such are mentioned in ''[[Fallout: New Vegas]]'' and appear only as the [[Chairmen]]. The Boot Riders, before they became the Chairmen, are shown in the ''[[All Roads]]'' graphic novel.
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