Dog (Fallout)

For an overview of dogs in the Fallout series, see dog.
For the lone surviving dog, see Pariah.
For the companion dog, see Dogmeat (Fallout).

Fallout / Fallout 2 creature
Dog
Variants
Variants	Dog Wild dog
Location
Location	New California
Other
Appearances	Fallout Fallout 2

 

Dogs are animals common found across the wasteland.

Background

Through the 200 years since the Great War, dogs have stayed generally unaltered by radiation. Dogs are a favored pet for traveling merchants and scavengers, as they provide both companionship and protection.

Characteristics

Biology

Dogs are quadrupedal canines that can run at incredible speeds allowing them to chase down prey. While running, they use their long tails to keep their balance. They are carnivorous, with sharp teeth designed to rip into the flesh of an animal.

Gameplay attributes

Dogs are usually encountered in packs. To low level characters, this could mean trouble since they can easily overwhelm and surround them. To higher level characters, they are little more than a nuisance. They can be difficult to put down as a result of their erratic and quick running patterns. They cannot open doors.

Variants

Dog

The average wasteland canine. They can be encountered throughout the wasteland.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Dog 00000036	? ? 40 HP: 14 H.Rate: 2 AC: 10 Sequence: 6 AP: 7 Melee Dam: 5 Crit. Chance:3%	Normal: 0/ 15% Laser: 0/ 15% Fire: 0/ 15% Plasma: 0/ 15% Elect.: 0/ 20% Explosion: 0/ 10% EMP: 0/ 500%
Dog 00000009	? ? 40 HP: 14 H.Rate: 2 AC: 5 Sequence: 6 AP: 7 Melee Dam: 5 Crit. Chance:3%	Normal: 0/ 15% Laser: 0/ 15% Fire: 0/ 15% Plasma: 0/ 15% Elect.: 0/ 20% Explosion: 0/ 10% EMP: 0/ 500%

Wild dog

A slightly tougher variation of the average dog. As they live in the wild, they can be found throughout the wasteland.

Name (Proto ID)	Statistics	DT/DR	Abilities
Wild dog 00000082	? ? 60 HP: 25 H.Rate: 2 AC: 14 Sequence: 14 AP: 8 Melee Dam: 7 Crit. Chance:5%	Normal: 0/ 20% Laser: 0/ 20% Fire: 0/ 20% Plasma: 0/ 20% Elect.: 0/ 25% Explosion: 0/ 15% EMP: 0/ 500%

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