From The Vault
Super Mutant Masters are the top tier of the regular-sized Super Mutant enemy class in Fallout 3. They are discernible by their fighter pilot headgear and vest with tubes running the girth of their lower torso.
These are the second toughest super mutants in the game, Only the Super Mutant Overlord is tougher, (Excluding Super Mutant Behemoths, though they never spawn unless in a scripted event) Super Mutant Masters are rarely alone and generally have Super Mutant Brutes or regular Super Mutants nearby. They tend to hang around old Slaver Camps or Abandoned Towns, and they are rarely out in the open. Some reports suggest they may also be found at abandoned Enclave facilities.
Masters usually carry one of the following weapons:
Masters, apart from having some of the strongest weapons Super Mutants can wield, have 3.6 times as much health as a standard Super Mutant, or several times as much health as a normal human combatant. At lower levels, it is difficult to take out a Master without explosives such as the Missile Launcher or Frag Grenades.
[edit] Statistics
| SPECIAL
|
| Statistic
| ST
| PE
| EN
| CH
| IN
| AG
| LK
|
| Value
| 10
| 6
| 9 (normal)
10 (heavy weapons)
| 5
| 4 (normal)
5 (heavy weapons)
| 5
| 8 (normal)
5 (heavy weapons)
|
| Other statistics
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| Statistic
| Level
| Hit Points
| XP
| Combat skill
| Attack damage
| Special damage
|
| Value
| 12
| 360
| 60
| 80
| N/A
| N/A
|
[edit] Appearances
- Super Mutant Masters appear only in Fallout 3.
[edit] Behind the scenes
- The Master's Headgear is quite clearly a reference to Fallout 2's Marcus.
| Creatures in the Fallout games |
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West Coast
(Fallout, Fallout 2)
| Brahmin · Centaur · Coyote · Deathclaw (Baby deathclaw, Talking deathclaw) · Dog (Cyberdog) · Floater · Gecko (Fire gecko, Golden gecko, Little gecko) · Ghoul (Glowing One) · Giant ant · Giant catfish · Giant rat (Mole rat, Pig rat) · Lobotomite · Mantis · Radscorpion · Slags · Spore plant · Super Mutant · Wanamingo · Wolf
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East Coast
(Fallout 3, Fallout Tactics 2)
| Abomination · Alien · Alien Squid · Alien Worm · Bloatfly · Brahmin · Centaur · Deathclaw · Dog · Fire Ant · Ghoul (Feral Ghoul, Feral Ghoul Reaver, Feral Ghoul Roamer, Glowing One, Swamp Ghoul) · Giant Ant (Giant Ant Queen) · Giant catfish · Lamprey Floater · Manowar Tendril Floater · Mirelurk (Mirelurk Hunter, Mirelurk King, NukaLurk, Swamplurk, Swamplurk Queen) · Mole Rat · Mutant crocodile · Mutant Wanamingo · Needle Tooth Floater · Radroach · Radscorpion (Albino Radscorpion, Giant Radscorpion) · Super Mutant (Super Mutant Behemoth, Super Mutant Brute, Super Mutant Master, Super Mutant Overlord) · Swampfolk · Trog · Yao Guai
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Midwest
(Fallout Tactics, Van Buren)
| Boom Bug · Brahmin · Dog · Endless Walker · Gehenna · Ghoul (Born Ghoul, Feral Ghoul, Glowing One) · Giant albino ant (Giant albino ant queen) · Giant leech · Giant rat · Giant wasp · Hairy deathclaw (Baby hairy deathclaw) · Komodo dragon · Molech · Mutant cannibal · Radroach · Radscorpion · Radtoad · Trog · Super Mutant · Wolf
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Texas
(Fallout: BOS, Fallout: BOS 2)
| Brahmin · Coyote · Dog · Experimental deathclaw (Baby experimental deathclaw) · Ghoul (Glowing One) · Giant rat (Mole rat) · Radbug · Radscorpion (Glowing Radscorpion, Spitting Radscorpion, Unique Giant Radscorpion) · Super Mutant
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Southwest
(Fallout d20)
| Ghoul · Golden gecko · Radscorpion · Reptilian deathclaw · Super Mutant
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