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+ | '''Ouroboros''' is a village in Western [[Utah]]. It is where [[Hecate]], the mad [[tribal]] "goddess" resides, as well as the [[Vipers]], a group of [[raiders]] from the West who serve her. [[Jordon]] Captain of Ouroboros elite city guard also resides here. |
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Ouroboros is a village in Western Utah. It is where Hecate, the mad tribal "goddess" resides, as well as the Vipers, a group of raiders from the West who serve her. Jordon Captain of Ouroboros elite city guard also resides here.
Appearances in games
Ouroboros did not appear nor was mentioned in any of the published games, but was to appear in the cancelled Fallout 3 project by Black Isle codenamed Van Buren. It is not certain if it will appear in any future Fallout game.
Notes
- Ouroboros means "Tail devouring snake" in Greek, and is usually depicted by a snake or dragon eating its own tail.
Sources
- Van Buren leaks at the No Mutants Allowed forum
- Wikipedia article on Ouroboros.
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