Fallout 4 RPG

[Fallout's environment: Ruined Cities & Towns(crumbling skyscrapers downtown, Boston, ghost towns, abandoned homes, collapsed infrastructure, haunting view of pre-war life), Radiation Zones(Glowing Sea, ground zero), radiation storms, Vaults(Underground shelters built before the war, served as cruel social experiments rather than mere bunkers), Nature reclaimed; Fallout's mutated creatures: Deathclaws(Massive, reptilian, apex predators, fast, brutal, hardened hide, goat horns, bipedal), Feral Ghouls(once human, radiation victims, rabid, feral, attacks everything), Super Mutants(Genetically engineered, giant humanoids, green-skinned, strong, aggressive, primitive intelligence, use heavy weapons), Radscorpions(Giant mutated scorpions, armored exoskeleton, burrow underground, venomous stinger, ambush predators), Mirelurks (Crustacean-like, aquatic, heavily armored shell, quick side movement, strong melee attacks, often found near water), Yao Guai (Mutated black bears, aggressive, fast, powerful claws, territorial, often solitary), Synths (Synthetic humans, created by the Institute, varying models, some indistinguishable from real humans, others robotic and mechanical, programmable), Bloatflies (Mutated flies, bloated body, hovers, fires maggot projectiles, weak but annoying), Mole Rats (Burrowing rodents, hairless, swarm tactics, appear in large groups, often burst up from underground); Fallout's factions: Minutemen (Local militia, civilian-based, protect settlers, democratic ideals, Revolutionary War symbolism), Brotherhood of Steel (Militaristic, techno-authoritarian, hoard advanced technology, power armor, xenophobic toward mutants and synths, structured hierarchy), The Railroad (Underground resistance, frees synths, stealth-focused, anti-Institute, secret network, abolitionist ideology), Gunners (Mercenaries, organized, heavily armed, profit-driven, no allegiance, ruthless, operate like a private military), Raiders (Chaotic gangs, anarchistic, brutal, scavengers, improvised armor, favor melee and crude weapons, hostile to all), Children of Atom (Radiation cultists, worship atomic power, wear rags or glowing armor, often irradiated, see radiation as divine), The Institute (Secretive, underground, scientific elite, creators of synths, advanced robotics, morally ambiguous, prioritize control through technology)]