St. Louis
From The Vault
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The following is based on Fallout Tactics. This information may be considered semi-canon as long as it does not contradict canonical sources.. |
In the old times, St. Louis was a big city that was mostly destroyed during the Great War. Around 2197, the Eastern Brotherhood of Steel Fang Squad encountered a large contingent of heavily armed super mutants in the region of St. Louis. They fought bravely against this overwhelming force and managed to radio in a distress call right before they were annihilated.
Eight battle-hardened squads led by General Simon Barnaky rushed to the scene and engaged in pitched combat with the super mutants. While the Brotherhood was able to push them back initially, its losses have been staggering. As a result, they needed to pull their forces out of there.
At General Barnaky's request, the squad led by the one later known as the Warrior was sent to rendezvous with his mobile command center and execute the evacuation of the wounded Brothers.
Unfortunately for the Brotherhood, while many soldiers were evacuated, General Barnaky was taken prisoner by the super mutant leader, High Inquisitor Toccamatta.
[edit] Appearances in games
St. Louis appears only in Fallout Tactics.
| Fallout Tactics missions | |||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fallout Tactics demo: | Dirt Haven | Devil's Graveyard | ||||||||
| Chapter 1 (Bunker Alpha): | Brahmin Wood | Freeport | Rock Falls | ||||||||
| Chapter 2 (Bunker Beta): | Macomb | Peoria | Quincy | Mardin | Springfield | ||||||||
| Chapter 3 (Bunker Gamma): | St. Louis | Jefferson | Kansas City | Osceolla | ||||||||
| Chapter 4 (Bunker Delta): | Junction City | Great Bend | Cold Water | Newton | ||||||||
| Chapter 5 (Bunker Epsilon): | Canyon City | Buena Vista | Scott City | ||||||||
| Chapter 6: | Cheyenne Mountain | Vault 0 | Calculator's Lair | ||||||||
