A courier fights for power and peace. A young hero loses her home, but finds herself. A sniper reckons with the life he's lost. A former warlord aims to fix old mistakes, and makes a few more. A ghoul with blood on his hands struggles against the stranglehold of his past.

The Vault Dweller's time is coming to an end. Twelve years after leaving Arroyo to wander the wastes, the old man still lingers on. Arriving in the small Oregon town of Trespa with nothing but his dog, his gun, and his trusty Vault 13 canteen, he finds himself drawn into trouble with a local raider gang for what may be his final adventure. Part of the Diaryverse.

A different, somewhat unique take on the story of Fallout 4. There will be tears, laughs and love. F!SSx MacCready happens eventually. Music from right and “wrong” time periods may be added to set certain scenes. It’ll be groovy I promise.

This is the Commonwealth Republic Mentioned and made appearances in Fallout: South Carolina. People have probably wondered what happened in the Commonwealth. I thought about it myself so I decided to make a prequel Story. Here it is

A medical and political drama about the the Followers of the Apocalypse and their new "Freeside Emergency Medicine" initiative. Bags are spiked and IVs flushed. Stretchers roll across uneven pavement. The streets are a brave new frontier, and a lot is on the line both at the bedside and behind the desk. But don't worry too much- all bleeding stops eventually!

New Vegas is finally governed by the people of the Mojave lead by the Courier. Caesars Legion and the NCR have been dealt with, but the Courier is still on a mission, his amnesia. What he discovers will change his fate and his reality forever. (Re-Write)

When tragedy strikes, Ella is forced into the unforgiving wasteland of the Commonwealth. Seeking refuge, she joins the Brotherhood of Steel under the watchful eye of Paladin Danse. As war looms, Ella is thrust into the heart of the conflict that will challenge her beliefs and the sacrifices demanded by love and loyalty.

What if Nate and Nora died while the rest of their Vault survived their cryo sleep? Among those residents are Andy and Vera, friends from the pre-war thrust into the nuclear wasteland together. When a mysterious man begs them to help him find his kidnapped son and they come face to face with wastelanders from all walks of life, they find themselves involved in something far bigger.

In one world, nobody left Vault 76 until 2102, after the people of Appalachia had been killed by the Scorched Plague or their own hands. In another, Vault 76 opened to let one dweller out in the year 2086, and changed Appalachia forever. One person can't save the world alone, but they can set events in motion. Maybe, just maybe, Appalachia could be saved.

When you're put into the position to make great change... via one of the goofiest villain organizations in fiction, what's a man to do? At the end of the day, the only choice is to give it the best try and hope you improve the lives of everyone. Augustus Autumn hopefully is the right man for the job. With memories of a different life, perhaps he might even succeed.

After leaving the Frontier, a former NCR Exile heads north in search of a home, he will have to earn his place and work hard to rebuild his life, will he be able to find peace or will his past ruin him forever? Rated M, OCxOC

A man of the New Canaan guard is chosen to witness and facilitate the return of the community's Prodigal Son. In one of the most uncertain and dangerous times of the community's history, Paul and the community wrestle with the question of what being a faithful servant of God looks like as the hostile world around them inches closer and closer for the Burned Legate.

A novelization of Fallout 3. This will be a long story, covering pretty much the entirety of the game and expanding on multiple characters. The MC will go through harrowing experiences and question morals. Mature audiences only.

Is there even truly such a thing as good and evil - or are these simply the words we assign to the abstract concept of what it means to truly be human? Maybe what they say is true; war never changes... ... but 'we' do - for better or for worse. This is just one girl's story; be she a saviour or a sinner, well... you can be the judge.

Danse usually thinks the worse of Nates mental health state when things are about his dead wife but its only natural that after 3 years things were slowly healing, even by little steps

Lillian Parker had the nightmare again. The sirens blaring. Running up the hill to the vault. People shouting and crying. The enormous nuclear blast. Her husband shouting. A gunshot and blood. Her baby crying then fading away. And she couldn't do a thing about it. (Repost of deleted fic formerly called 'Lillian of the Commonwealth')

The courier and Sunny smiles fall in love.

In post-nuclear San Francisco, Henry is a rare survivor. Waking up two-hundred years out of his time, he is determined to retain the old world values he grew up with. But, when he learns that his work from before the war is the key to a new era for the wasteland, he's not sure he can anymore.

A lonely mechanical scientist uses his knowledge to make a robot to keep him company in the Post-Apocalypse.

Hancock is more than impressed and maybe a bit infatuated when a woman from one of the fabled Vaults arrives at Goodneighbor's front gate and defies all expectations with the cunning and brutality of a woman on a mission. Skills he discovers he may need as the dangers of the Commonwealth threaten everything he's built. And she might just need him too if she's to save her son.

What if the Sole Survivor wasn't the Sole Survivor? What if Minutemen General Nate Rogers's wife survived the bullet to her head in Vault 111? How did she survive? How does it impact the fight against the Institute? What's hidden in her buried memories and how could the secrets within alter the Commonwealth's future?

Fallout is a cool universe to witness from the safety of your home. Fallout isn't a cool universe when witnessed from the relative safety of a sketchy government sanctioned Vault.

The Institute in its hubris has perfected the humanoid machine. Synths, created to serve, are its lifeblood. While most live and die by their masters' will, a few of these nameless souls manage to become more than what they were manufactured to be. This is their story.

After an incident with one of the Minutemen, Strong is isolated in a bathroom and given some paper and crayons. (A short read that at least made me chuckle when writing) (Now on AO3)

What happened to the rest of the world after the nukes? I decided to summarise as best I can, and it probably isn't completely accurate. But not everyone has the same problems that the United States has.