Every Fallout London Faction Explained

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The team for the ambitious Fallout 4 mod Fallout London released a gameplay trailer last month. The video showcased the mod’s general premise, the first few minutes of the main quest, and some notable characters. It gave players a glimpse into a completely new post-apocalyptic wasteland, with a different environment and distinct factions.

Just like in Fallout 4, factions are a central part of the Fallout London experience, and the mod introduces seven of them to post-war London. According to the mod’s website, there won’t be any pre-existing factions from the official games, as the goal was to bring in new groups that would fit the context. Here’s a rundown of each known faction featured in Fallout London. Note that this is based on information found online and may change when Fallout London updates or is released.

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The Gentry is comprised of the descendants of pre-war aristocracy and the British government. And based on the concept art above, it may also feature some familiar albeit ghoulified faces. Though despite the members’ pedigree, the Gentry does not have full control over London, likely because the other factions of Fallout London despise its influence.

Still, the Gentry has lofty plans for the Fallout London mod’s post-apocalyptic UK, and it intends to achieve this through strict rule over the people. To be considered “official” (perhaps in the context of the Gentry’s post-war society), people must possess a royal charter and pay tribute to the Gentry. In return, the organization will provide defense and aid. It’s unclear what this entails, but it might have to do with the Tommies’ or the Royal Guards’ support.

The Tommies are a civilian militia