What It’s REALLY Like to Be an NCR Trooper

Inside The Deadliest Regiment In Fallout - NCR 1st Recon (visiual)

A farm boy named Torrin Vance survives a night raid on an NCR outpost by picking off a Legion flanking squad from a thousand yards out, and is conscripted into First Recon for it. Under the silent, hollowed-out sniper Petra Novak, he is trained to erase men without feeling their deaths, filling a chalk-scrawled quota board one name at a time. Sent alone to kill the Legion tactical genius commanding the push on Hoover Dam, Vance finally gets his target in his scope atop the cliffs above Cottonwood Cove, and watches him remove his helmet to reveal the face of Ruben Keats, the quartermaster who recruited him in the first place. The shot he cannot take unravels everything he was trained to believe, sending him from the wastes into New Vegas in search of the men who profit from keeping the war alive.

What It’s REALLY Like to Be an NCR Trooper

Three mismatched NCR troopers are sent to hold Outpost 37, a shallow trench nicknamed The Tooth, against a coming Legion offensive along the Colorado River. Corporal Valerie, a defector from the sterile order of Vault City, commands Private Kael, a tribal warrior whose family was slaughtered by the Legion, and Private First Class Junior, a terrified conscript from the scrapyards of Junktown. Sent as little more than bait to buy the main camp a few extra minutes, the three of them face wave after wave of Legion assault with dwindling ammunition and no promise of rescue. What begins as a forced, hostile alliance becomes something closer to family as they bleed, break, and hold the line together — and the medals waiting for them afterward turn out to cost more than any of them expected.

The Brutal Life of a Deathclaw

The Brutal Life of a Deathclaw — Story Description Told entirely from inside the mind of an unnamed deathclaw, this script follows one animal from hatching to death across the Mojave's Quarry Junction, in nine non-chronological episodes bound together by territory and instinct rather than plot. It opens mid-fight, as the deathclaw defends its claim on the pit against a younger challenger, then moves between a radstorm birth in a stone den, a clumsy first solo hunt, a lethal encounter with a Legion scouting party, a raid on its own egg nest, the slow arithmetic of losing ground in old age, two near-fatal run-ins with a sniper stationed at Novac, an NCR checkpoint watched from below, and a final quiet death in the den where it was born. No human dialogue appears anywhere in the piece — every person the deathclaw encounters is perceived only through scent, sound, and movement, never through language it has no way to understand. The result is a wasteland history told from outside the human perspective entirely: caps, rifles, power armor patrols, and Caesar's Legion all still present, but registered only as weather the deathclaw has learned, over a long life, to read.

Enclave Soldier Day in The Life

Day in The Life of an Enclave Soldier

The Complete Chronological History of the Wasteland

A single unbroken record connecting the Vault Dweller, the Chosen One, the Lone Wanderer, the Courier, and the Sole Survivor across the two centuries and more that followed the Great War.