Fallout 4: Every Returning Character From Fallout 3

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As the fourth main game in the franchise, has a lot of lore to draw upon, with past events and characters referenced throughout the epic RPG. It also means that a fair few familiar faces can make a return, traveling up from the Capital Wasteland to the Commonwealth to join in the fun. While some of the returning characters might only appear under specific circumstances, others play vital roles in the main storyline.

Set 10 years after, and its DLCs shifted to a new area along the east coast of the United States, setting its new story in Massachusetts, now known as the Commonwealth. This small time gap allows for plenty of characters from to make an appearance and for long-time fans to catch up on their lives. From strange guardian angels and giant robots to young boys who are all grown up, here are all the returning characters from.

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To call Sierra Petrovita a Nuka-Cola super fan would be something of an understatement. When met in Sierra is one of only two people living in Girdershade, a very small settlement southwest of Evergreen Hills, where Sierra spends her time building her Nuka-Cola museum, which she will ask the Lone Wanderer to help with. Sierra's quest in is where she will happily show the Lone Wanderer around her museum before asking for their help to find 30 Nuka-Cola Quantums to fill her vending machine and make her museum perfect.

Sierra can be encountered in during the DLC and the fanatical collector will be hanging around Nuka-Town USA. Sierra will ask for help with a pre-war competition with the quest requiring travel all over the DLC area. In the end, Sierra will be able to come face-to-face with her idol, John-Caleb Bradberton, who has spent the last 200 years as a head in a jar. The Sole Survivor has the choice to either side with Sierra and keep Bradberton alive for her to talk to or allow the man to