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Vault 101

Vault 101 is a fictional underground fallout shelter in the 2008 action role-playing game Fallout 3, created as part of the Fallout franchise by Bethesda Game Studios. Located in Virginia, it serves primarily as the tutorial area for the player character, known as the "Lone Wanderer." Set in an alternate timeline of the United States, it was among many…

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Genre
Action role-playing game
Location
Virginia, United States (Fallout)
Characters
Lone Wanderer (formerly), James (formerly), Overseer, Amata, Butch
First appearance
Fallout 3 (2008)

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Vault 101

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples73
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Vault 101

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related to Reception · 33
Vault 101 → Amata, America, Another TheGamer, As, Ash Parrish, Bethesda Game Studios, Charlie Ridgely, Christopher Livingston, Comicbook, Fallout, Fallout TV, He, In, Issy, Jade King, Jordan Forward, King, Lone Wanderer, Lone Wanderer's, Lucy MacLean
related to Appearance · 31
Vault 101 → Agility, Bethesda Game Studios, Brotherhood, Capital Wasteland, Catherine, Charisma, Endurance, Fallout, For, Great War, In, In Fallout, Intelligence, James, Lone Wanderer, Luck, Perception, Project Purity, Since, Steel
related to External links · 4
Vault 101 → Fallout, Fallout Fandom, Nukapedia, Vault
Characters · 1
Vault 101 → Lone Wanderer (formerly), James (formerly), Overseer, Amata, Butch
First appearance · 1
Vault 101 → Fallout 3 (2008)
Genre · 1
Vault 101 → Action role-playing game
Location · 1
Vault 101 → Virginia, United States (Fallout)
is a · 1
Vault 101 → fictional underground fallout shelter in the 2008 action role-playing game Fallout 3

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vault 101 player lone game fallout wanderer character residents wasteland amata world overseer game's united outside character's one tutorial purity

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Vault 101CharactersLone Wanderer (formerly), James (formerly), Overseer, Amata, Butch1.00infobox
Vault 101First appearanceFallout 3 (2008)1.00infobox
Vault 101GenreAction role-playing game1.00infobox
Vault 101LocationVirginia, United States (Fallout)1.00infobox
Vault 101is afictional underground fallout shelter in the 2008 action role-playing game Fallout 30.90text
Vault 101related to AppearanceVault0.60section
Vault 101related to AppearanceVirginia0.60section
Vault 101related to AppearanceVault-Tec Corporation0.60section
Vault 101related to AppearanceFallout0.60section
Vault 101related to AppearanceBethesda Game Studios0.60section
Vault 101related to AppearanceUnited States0.60section
Vault 101related to AppearanceVault-Tec0.60section

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