They consider wastelanders, super mutants and everything else that isn’t part of their group as abominations. They’re the most technologically-advanced faction in the Fallout universe but they’re known for not taking in outsiders as new recruits, unlike the Brotherhood of Steel. It’ll be interesting to see where the morality of the Enclave lies in Fallout 76 too, because they haven’t been particularly kind in previous games. We reckon you’ll be able to join the organisation and carry out quests for them, rather than interacting with actual members of the faction. Fallout 76 doesn’t have any non-playable characters though, so it seems like the Enclave will be represented by the players themselves. Where is that bunker? We’ve not the foggiest of ideas. “The Enclave’s mission – to re-establish governmental control of America from key locations, like a secret bunker hidden somewhere deep in Appalachia. “Just before the bombs fell, US leadership re-located to a remote Oil Rig off the coast of San Francisco,” the tweet reads. The Enclave’s mission – to re-establish governmental control of America from key locations, like a secret bunker hidden somewhere deep in Appalachia.

Just before the bombs fell, US leadership re-located to a remote Oil Rig off the coast of San Francisco. The official Fallout Twitter account tweeted out an image of an Enclave member yesterday, alongside the official Enclave logo. They were only mentioned in passing in Fallout 4, but it seems like they’ll play a much larger role in Fallout 76. First seen in Fallout 2, they’re comprised of descendants of members of the pre-War U.S. The Enclave are one of Fallout’s oldest factions.

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