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When Maxson’s first radio calls were sent out across the wasteland following the Great War not all of the army detachments that agreed with Maxson’s orders and doctrines simply chose to stick with that tradition. The Guardians were one such offshoot diverting from tradition and evolving separately from the Brotherhood. Superstitious, and consumed by their own religious beliefs on the dangers of language as well as technology, contact with Lost Hills was severed an age ago.
Such things are apt to change however, and while they step into the Esmerelda Valley as Guardians, who can say what they may be when they step out?
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The Guardians are a religious Brotherhood of Steel offshoot in the West Coast region.
Historical background
Such things are apt to change however, and while they step into the Esmerelda Valley as Guardians, who can say what they may be when they step out?
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Events
Main article: Guardians events (4.0)
Politics
National spirits
The Guardians start with two national spirits:
Bunker Blues
- Foreign subversive activities efficiency: -75%
- Factory Bomb Vulnerability: -60.00%
- Trade deal opinion factor: -50.00%
- Special Forces Minimum Capacity: +60
- Energy Cell Gain per Energy: +10.00%
- Energy Cell Capacity: +50.00%
- Damage to Garrisons: -30.00%
- If you own La Resistance, this idea also adds 2 counter-intelligence and 1 crypto strength
Leaders
Gameplay
Military
The Guardians begin with four divisions, three being Bleak Soldiers and one being Cardinals.
Conscription Law
Brotherhood of Steel Chapters follow strict caste systems allowing only the wasteland famous Paladins to serve in combat. However some Chapters are not as codex compliant allowing Knights, Scribes, and even Initiates to serve in battle for the Brotherhood. Thought even with compliance to the codex some chapters may elect to allow those not of the Paladins to fight when the need arises. Paladins
The wasteland is an extremely harsh place. Not only will our external forces have to face raiders and mutants but also pockets of radiation, little to no food or water, and constant risk of debris in urban zones. As such, we will decide to only deploy the best of the best in this harsh place. Only the famous paladins, the highest rank our soldiers can achieve will be deployed. They shall be the brotherhood's sword, as well as its shield. Requirements
Senior Knights
As the need to project our power throughout the wasteland makes itself know, we have to compromise more and more. One cannot efficiently control vast pockets with soldiers requiring years of experience before they are deployed. Allowing senior knights, distinguished soldiers barely a rank below paladins, to deploy with them as support will bolster our troops, and still only allow the best into the wasteland. Requirements
Knights
With senior knights still taking a vast amount of training to deploy, and them being few in numbers in our already small manpower pool, we should consider allowing proven knights to deploy alongside higher ranks. Knights are still battle-proven soldiers, having earned not only their rank but the best weapon we can give them. Deploying them will come to the detriment of the effectiveness of our forces, but doing so will let us have many more units ready to defend the Brotherhood. Requirements
Scribes
The need for troops is overwhelming. We cannot sustain our military occupation and campaigns with only proven soldiers coming from our bunkers. Scribes are competent technicians eager to help our cause, and we can deploy them as rank and file soldiers, protected by knights and paladins. But this will mean they will not be safe in the bunker, studying technology. Deploying our scientist on the battlefield is also sure to make some of our citizens lose faith in our cause. Requirements
Initiates
Initiates are a numerous group of recruits that still need a lot of training before becoming knights. In case of extreme danger, we can decide to deploy them before they achieve that rank. Doing so means we can get troops necessitating little in terms of training, and would considerably increase the size of our army. But it will also mean sending untrained recruits in the wasteland, which is sure to turn away a number of citizens from our cause. Care is to be taken, as this decision is not done lightly. Requirements
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Behind the scenes
- The Guardians are a mix of both a Wasteland series faction, the Guardians of the Old Order from the 1988 post-apocalyptic role-playing game Wasteland,[1] and the Guardian Brotherhood from the cancelled Fallout online game, Project V13, also known as Fallout Online.[2]
- The Guardians leader, Cardinal Scott, wears T-51c Power Armor, which was to be featured in Fallout Online.[3]
References
- ↑ Zusk: "https://wasteland.fandom.com/wiki/Guardians_of_the_Old_Order
( Guardians are cool, since they are both a Fallout reference, and a Wasteland reference, since the Fallout one was a 1-1 reference to Wasteland )"
- Obtained from Discord, 10/22/2021 - ↑ Who are the guardians, their boss has cool armor
Zusk: "https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Guardian_Brotherhood"
- Obtained from Discord, 10/21/2021 - ↑ Zusk: "Yeah, Cardinal Scott's's armor is T-51c, which is from V13 - aka Interplay's Fallout Online
not the Fallout Online F2-project!"
- Obtained from Discord, 10/21/2021