Leo Stahl
From The Vault
 |
Fallout 3 NPC overhaul project
This article is within the scope of the Fallout 3 NPC overhaul project. This project is dedicated to improving the quality of articles about Fallout 3 NPCs. If you want to participate, please check the project page.
|
|---|
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Leo Stahl lives a double life - during the day he is found inside the Brass Lantern and around town, while at night he satisfies his Chem addiction at the Water Processing Plant. Together with his brother Andy Stahl and sister Jenny Stahl they run the local diner - the Brass Lantern.
In Colin Moriarty's private computer, he writes this about Leo Stahl: "Never trust a junkie. That's what I've learned trying to deal with this piece of work. He wanders in here higher than a bird in flight and tried to make it with Nova. She slapped him silly after he didn't want to pay, the good girl. I almost kicked him out myself, but he staggered out of here. That guy may just be the straw I need to break Andy's back."
Contents |
[edit] Background
[edit] Quests
[edit] Loot
On Leo's corpse you'll find:
[edit] Bugs
- Leo is one of the NPCs who are known to go missing, see Recovering missing NPC in Fallout 3 to learn how to resolve the issue.
- Leo will randomly die and the body sink through the ground.
- When asked about the location of the Lone Wander's father, Jenny Stahl says that her parents were killed, and also states that Leo is the oldest and raised herself and Andy. This however, does not make sense, seeing as when you help Leo with his drug addiction and then proceed to talk to Andy, he states that Leo is his younger brother.
[edit] Appearances
Leo Stahl only appears in Fallout 3.
[edit] Origins
- Possibly a reference to the writer Jerry Stahl, who wrote the book Permanent Midnight, that was later adapted into a movie starring Ben Stiller, about his double life as a TV writer and drug addict.
- Possibly a reference to The Big Bang Theory in which Sheldon pretends to have a drug addled cousin called Leo. Season 1, Episode 10, The Loobenfeld Decay.
[edit] References
| |||||||||
