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Colin Moriarty
Colin Moriarty
Biography
raceHuman, Caucasian
genderMale
affiliationMegaton
roleSaloon owner
locationMoriarty's Saloon, Megaton
familyMoriarty Senior - father
Gameplay
appearancesFallout 3
questsFollowing in His Footsteps
300 Pieces of Silver
Statistics
karmaNeutral
SPECIAL5 ST, 5 PE, 4 EN, 7 CH, 5 IN, 5 AG, 5 LK
Technical
voice actorMike Rosson
base id00000a61
ref id00003b3c
 
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Maybe you could use a drink.

Colin Moriarty is a resident of Megaton and the owner of Moriarty's Saloon in 2277.

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BackgroundEdit

Some Megaton residents wonder who's really in charge -- Sheriff Simms, or saloon owner Colin Moriarty...

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Moriarty, 50, has been here nearly his entire life. He claims that his grandfather helped found the original settlement a few years after the war. His father used the nearby trade routes to amass wealth, which is used to help secure Megaton. Colin inherited this wealth when his father was killed during a raider attack when Colin was 14. Colin's first move was to build a fence around the town. Since then, the people have looked to Colin as a benefactor despite his running drinks, chems, girls, and games out of his saloon. Lucas Simms turns a blind eye to Moriarty's activities, because he is acutely aware that the town needs Colin's support and resources.[1]

According to Andy Stahl, Moriarty urinates in his bar's still. Moriarty is also very knowledgeable about information regarding the townspeople, and is always keeping tabs on them in case he needs to blackmail them later. He comes off as a very proactive businessman, extorting caps from whoever possible.

Daily scheduleEdit

He spends most of his time in the saloon, but occasionally goes outside to smoke, leaning on the rail out in front of the bar.

Interactions with the player characterEdit

Interactions overviewEdit

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QuestsEdit

  • Following in His Footsteps: He tells the player where their father is, and recalls the time he saw the player's character as a child. If the player tells Moriarty they don't have 100 caps to buy information on James, he will ask the player to find a woman called Silver and get his money back.

Effects of player's actionsEdit

  • If the player kills Moriarty, Gob takes over the saloon and changes the name on the sign to Gob's.
  • Once Moriarty is killed, Nova can no longer be hired.

Other interactionsEdit

You can pay Jericho 20 caps to get him to tell you that Moriarty wears a key around his neck that unlocks Gob and Nova's pay stash; however, this key was cut from the game.

InventoryEdit

QuotesEdit

  • "Welcome to Moriarty's! My saloon, my home, my slice of heaven in this backwoods little burg."
  • "I run a saloon kid, information is part and parcel."
  • "Information is a commodity."
  • "Maybe you could use a drink."
  • "You're still standing there but I can't seem to figure out why, I told you where your father is, now bugger off."

NotesEdit

  • If, by any means, the player's character is wearing Lucas Simms's sheriff's duster inside the saloon, Moriarty will state "Who do you think you are wearing that badge in here?"
  • Despite being rude and insulting, blackmailing half the town, keeping slaves, treating his workers horribly (Gob implies that he beats him), forcing women into prostitution, and sending the Lone Wanderer to "take care" of former prostitute Silver, Moriarty isn't coded as an evil person. As such, the player will lose Karma for accessing his terminal and/or killing him.
  • Moriarty refers to Jericho as a deadbeat bastard on his terminal.
  • Despite Galaxy News Radio being played in Moriarty's Saloon, Moriarty himself will never acknowledge the Lone Wanderer finding his father, instead asking "Any luck finding dear old dad?"
  • Moriarty grew up in the wasteland but has a slight Irish accent.

AppearancesEdit

Colin Moriarty appears only in Fallout 3.

ReferencesEdit

  1. Fallout 3 Official Game Guide

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