How Fallout London's Wayfarer Compares to Official Protagonists

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With the release of Fallout London’s gameplay trailer, players got an extensive look into what the Fallout 4 mod would bring to the table. This included new factions, new NPCs, and, of course, a new protagonist.

Fallout London’s Wayfarer sets themself apart from the other protagonists in the official Fallout series with a distinct origin story. Not to mention, the setting provides a novel environment much different from what mainline Fallout fans are used to. These factors and more contribute to the creation of a unique Fallout London protagonist, adding to the Fallout 4 mod’s already innovative premise.

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According to the Fallout London mod’s official website, the player will be exploring post-apocalyptic London in the year 2237. This places the events of Fallout London between the games Fallout and Fallout 2. With the mod, players will see firsthand the consequences of Fallout’s Resource War and how it’s affected the different classes of British society. This entails meeting and perhaps working with post-war factions, then inevitably butting heads with rival organizations.

Players will also get to explore war-torn London to see how the war has ravaged the region’s most iconic landmarks. Trailers have shown structures like Tower Bridge, the Palace of Westminster, and even Big Ben. Of course, this element of exploration is to be expected in any player’s Fallout experience, but the protagonist is a bit more unique.

With the release of Fallout London’s gameplay trailer, the community can glean some information about the Fallout 4 mod’s protagonist, who is referred to in-game as the “Wayfarer.” The Wayfarer first wakes up in a large containment chamber filled with an unknown fluid