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Talking deathclaws are a variety of the reptillian dangerous species that was experimented on by the Enclave, which gave them higher intelligence and the ability to speak. While the Enclave hoped that the Deathclaws would be intelligent enough to obey orders without being so intelligent as to question them, the Enclave's deathclaws began to doubt the morality of their masters. While they helped the Enclave in storming Vault 13 in 2242 and kidnapping the population, they later abandoned the Enclave, adopting the now-empty vault as their new home under the leadership of Gruthar. |
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| ... that the Great War lasted only two hours but released more energy than that of every war before that combined? ... that only a single Ballistic Orbital Missile Base survived until 2253? ... that the Jackals were planned to appear in three Fallout games but never actually appeared in any? ... that there were 17 vaults which actually worked as advertised? ... that you can make Jo cut off his finger? ... that BADTFL stands for Bureau of Alcohol, Drugs, Tobacco, Firearms and Lasers? |
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