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The Brotherhood of Steel claims to protect humanity by hoarding technology. Fallout shows how that belief turns into control and decay.

The season 2 premiere featured Vault 24, which was cut Fallout: New Vegas. We finally learn the type of experiments taking place inside that Vault.

Mr. House survived the Great War and ruled New Vegas. It’s hard to tell if he’s the villain or a lesser evil compared to Vault-Tec?

Fallout Season 2 leans on New Vegas lore without continuing the game’s story. Here’s what viewers should know before watching.

Season 2 introduces a terrifying device from RobCo and Vault-Tec that can control someone’s mind.

Fallout season 2’s premiere “The Innovator” drops little hints that Vault-Tec’s experiments for Vaults 31, 32, and 33 are starting to crack from the inside.

After taking a mystery serum to heal his damaged foot, Thaddeus gains the ability to regenerate. Does this mean he’s turned into a Ghoul or a mutant?

Season 2 of Fallout is set in New Vegas with the characters making tough choices as they fight to survive in a post-nuclear apocalypse world.

Together Vaults 31, 32, and 33 are an example of Vault-Tec’s need for control, wrapped up in one twisted experiment.