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Just like before the [[Great War]], '''dogs''' are animals commonly found all over the world. |
Just like before the [[Great War]], '''dogs''' are animals commonly found all over the world. |
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==Characteristics== |
==Characteristics== |
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===Biology=== |
===Biology=== |
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+ | 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. |
==Variants== |
==Variants== |
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===Dog=== |
===Dog=== |
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Normal dogs seen in towns like [[Carbon]]. A friendly animal living with townsfolk. If the Brotherhood of Steel Initiate has a perk [[Man's Best Friend]], he gets a dog companion, who will attack his enemies. |
Normal dogs seen in towns like [[Carbon]]. A friendly animal living with townsfolk. If the Brotherhood of Steel Initiate has a perk [[Man's Best Friend]], he gets a dog companion, who will attack his enemies. |
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===Poison dog=== |
===Poison dog=== |
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These dogs are common in the city of [[Los]] which is inhabited by ghouls. High level of radiation caused them to become glowing, poisonous, radioactive beasts, like some ghouls and radscorpions. The [[Church of the Lost]] uses them as its enforcers. |
These dogs are common in the city of [[Los]] which is inhabited by ghouls. High level of radiation caused them to become glowing, poisonous, radioactive beasts, like some ghouls and radscorpions. The [[Church of the Lost]] uses them as its enforcers. |
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Revision as of 02:17, 6 June 2012
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For appearances of this creature in other games, see dog. |
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Just like before the Great War, dogs are animals commonly found all over the world.
Background
Through the 200 years since the War, dogs have stayed generally unaltered by radiation, which is seemingly a miracle. Dogs are a favored pet for traveling merchants, 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.
Variants
Dog
Normal dogs seen in towns like Carbon. A friendly animal living with townsfolk. If the Brotherhood of Steel Initiate has a perk Man's Best Friend, he gets a dog companion, who will attack his enemies.
Raider dog
Specially trained killers, these dogs wear spiked armor and are highly aggressive.
Poison dog
These dogs are common in the city of Los which is inhabited by ghouls. High level of radiation caused them to become glowing, poisonous, radioactive beasts, like some ghouls and radscorpions. The Church of the Lost uses them as its enforcers.
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