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Reginald Rothchild

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Scribe Rothchild
race: Human, Caucasian
affiliation: Capital Wasteland Brotherhood of Steel
role: Brotherhood of Steel Scribe
location: The Citadel
appearances: Fallout 3
quests: Picking up the Trail
Death From Above (Broken Steel)
Some Assembly Required (Broken Steel)
actor: Duncan Hood
SPECIAL: 3ST, 5PE, 4EN, 6CH, 7IN, 4AG, 6LK
ref id: 0001F0C7
base id: 000156EA

Reginald Rothchild[1] is the Head Scribe of the Capital Wasteland Brotherhood of Steel and usually to be found in the Citadel's labs. A close and trusted advisor to Elder Owyn Lyons, he is one of the few Brotherhood of Steel members who originally accompanied him on his trek across the continent to Washington, DC. He supports Lyons even if he does not necessarily agree with the Elder's views.

Rothchild is also the one in charge of the ongoing efforts to get Liberty Prime operational and publishes regular status reports which can be found at nearly every terminal in the Citadel. Nonetheless, there is no real progress made until Dr. Li joins up with him after her escape from Jefferson Memorial.

During the quest Finding the Garden of Eden the Head Scribe helps you locate a G.E.C.K. by first pointing you to an old Vault-Tec terminal in the Citadel's A-Ring and then telling you about the location of Vault 87.

Rothchild makes a mention to the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel saying they have fallen on hard times.

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Apparel Weapon Other item On death
Brotherhood Scribe Robe N99 10mm Pistol

[edit] Appearances

Reginald Rothchild appears only in Fallout 3.

[edit] Notes

  • It seems Rothchild's voice actor did not voice him for Broken Steel, his new voice is slightly higher in pitch. A way to observe this is by asking him something that was added via Broken Steel, ("What's happening at the Purifier?") and then asking him something that was there from the beginning ("Can you repair my stuff?"). It seems that Rothchilds' voice actor has either changed or overcome some sort of voice problem as he sounds rather different. His voice now sounds a lot like Doctor Lesko.

[edit] References

  1. Fallout 3 Official Game Guide
The Citadel