Maud's Muggers
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Background
Interactions with the player character
Appearances
Behind the scenes
References
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“
Looky what we have here, ladies, another unsuspecting ponce!
”— Malefic MaudMaud's Muggers[1] are a gang in Freeside in 2281.
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Background
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Maud's Muggers are a roving gang of elderly women in matching pink spring dresses who terrorize Freeside.
Interactions with the player characterEdit
At Cerulean Robotics, Maud's Muggers attempt to mug the Courier after leaving the building or as you approach the door in Freeside.
AppearancesEdit
Maud's Muggers appear in Fallout: New Vegas if the player has the Wild Wasteland trait.
Behind the scenesEdit
- This gang of elderly women is a reference to a Monty Python skit about geriatric ladies who were terrorizing London and went by the title "Hell's Grannies." In the sketch, the old ladies favored attacking telephone kiosks.
- A fourth member of the gang, Catty Clara, is present in game code but does not appear in the game.
- Their existence is acknowledged and commented on by people in the Mojave.
ReferencesEdit
- ↑ Quest name from Fallout: New Vegas Official Game Guide
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