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==Background== | ==Background== | ||
===Pre-War=== | |||
The capital and largest city of West Virginial, Charleston was founded at the confluence of the Elk and [[Kanawha River|Kanawha rivers]] at the end of the 18th century; Charleston steadily grew thanks to the salt mines and natural gas deposits found in the area, which combined with coal gave the city - and the region - a steady economic foundation through salt works. During the [[American Civil War]], the city was briefly occupied by [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] forces in 1862, before being permanently pushed out by Union forces. The division of Virginia into Confederate and Union territories was resolved by declaring West Virginia a separate state on June 20, 1863. Charleston became a state capital and its boom continued, thanks to the natural resources and steady railroad expansion. New industries were established, producing chemicals, glass, timber, and state, exploiting the availability of resources.<ref>Real-world history.</ref> | The capital and largest city of West Virginial, Charleston was founded at the confluence of the Elk and [[Kanawha River|Kanawha rivers]] at the end of the 18th century; Charleston steadily grew thanks to the salt mines and natural gas deposits found in the area, which combined with coal gave the city - and the region - a steady economic foundation through salt works. During the [[American Civil War]], the city was briefly occupied by [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] forces in 1862, before being permanently pushed out by Union forces. The division of Virginia into Confederate and Union territories was resolved by declaring West Virginia a separate state on June 20, 1863. Charleston became a state capital and its boom continued, thanks to the natural resources and steady railroad expansion. New industries were established, producing chemicals, glass, timber, and state, exploiting the availability of resources.<ref>Real-world history.</ref> | ||
In the 21st century, Charleston became the heart of a major push towards automation throughout [[Appalachia]]. Governor [[Evans]], a strong proponent of automation and a corporate ally, pushed through measures despite stiff opposition from what unions remained after governmental crackdowns and congressmen like [[Sam Blackwell]]. | In the 21st century, Charleston became the heart of a major push towards automation throughout [[Appalachia]]. Governor [[Evans]], a strong proponent of automation and a corporate ally, pushed through measures despite stiff opposition from what unions remained after governmental crackdowns and congressmen like [[Sam Blackwell]]. | ||
After the Great War, Charleston became the heart of Appalachian reconstruction. It escaped nuclear devastation and was intact, allowing an emergency government to form, using the [[Charleston Capitol Building]] as a foundation. Together with the first responders, the city had an actual shot at rebuilding fast and hard. Problems with the sheer volume of refugees, however, forced them to deny requests for aid and supplies that could not be handled on the spot. That includes survivors from the [[Pleasant Valley Ski Resort]]. Humiliated and left without help, the survivors banded together under [[David Thorpe]], a cold and brutal man who turned them into a terrifying raider warband.<ref>[[The Christmas Flood (holotape)|The Christmas Flood]]</ref> | ===Post-War=== | ||
After the Great War, Charleston became the heart of Appalachian reconstruction. It escaped nuclear devastation and was intact, allowing an emergency government to form, using the [[Charleston Capitol Building]] as a foundation. Together with the first responders, the city had an actual shot at rebuilding fast and hard. Problems with the sheer volume of refugees, however, forced them to deny requests for aid and supplies that could not be handled on the spot. That includes survivors from the [[Pleasant Valley Ski Resort]]. Humiliated and left without help, the survivors banded together under [[David Thorpe]], a cold and brutal man who turned them into a terrifying raider warband.<ref name="Christmas Flood" >[[The Christmas Flood (holotape)|The Christmas Flood]]</ref> | |||
Charleston grew in the meantime and by 2082, a raider group led by [[Rosalynn Thorpe]] was routed handily by the [[Responders]], after they were spotted early. Rosalynn was injured and taken prisoner along with some of the other raiders. By then, the Responders were more or less running things in the city and were doing well. their confidence made them attempt a confrontation: Face the raiders on their home turf, in the mountains, and see if they could make a deal. The Responders hoped they could get them to leave them alone in exchange for prisoners. They were wrong. Thorpe had somehow got his hands on a mini-nuke, and he used it to [[The Christmas Flood|blow]] the [[Summersville Dam]] on Christmas morning, 2082.<ref | Charleston grew in the meantime and by 2082, a raider group led by [[Rosalynn Thorpe]] was routed handily by the [[Responders]], after they were spotted early. Rosalynn was injured and taken prisoner along with some of the other raiders. By then, the Responders were more or less running things in the city and were doing well. their confidence made them attempt a confrontation: Face the raiders on their home turf, in the mountains, and see if they could make a deal. The Responders hoped they could get them to leave them alone in exchange for prisoners. They were wrong. Thorpe had somehow got his hands on a mini-nuke, and he used it to [[The Christmas Flood|blow]] the [[Summersville Dam]] on Christmas morning, 2082.<ref name="Christmas Flood" /> | ||
In a flash, the Responders lost almost everything: Homes, supplies and most of their friends and family. Although they suffered under the devastation, they survived, keeping the idea of the [[Responders]] alive. Although the city was largely abandoned in the wake of this devastation, the [[Fire Breathers]] found it to be the perfect training environment when the [[Scorchbeasts]] appeared.<ref>[[Charleston terminal entries]]</ref> | In a flash, the Responders lost almost everything: Homes, supplies and most of their friends and family. Although they suffered under the devastation, they survived, keeping the idea of the [[Responders]] alive. Although the city was largely abandoned in the wake of this devastation, the [[Fire Breathers]] found it to be the perfect training environment when the [[Scorchbeasts]] appeared.<ref>[[Charleston terminal entries]]</ref> | ||
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==Layout== | ==Layout== | ||
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As the capital city of the state of West Virginia, it is home to the [[Charleston Capitol Building]]. Other facilities and structures include [[Wade Airport]], the [[Charleston Fire Department]], [[Charleston trainyard]], [[AVR Medical Center]] and the [[Hornwright Industrial headquarters]]. | As the capital city of the state of West Virginia, it is home to the [[Charleston Capitol Building]]. Other facilities and structures include [[Wade Airport]], the [[Charleston Fire Department]], [[Charleston trainyard]], [[AVR Medical Center]] and the [[Hornwright Industrial headquarters]]. | ||
Charleston stretches through the valley west to east, bounded on the eastern end by the [[Summersville Dam]] and on the western by the [[Poseidon Energy Plant WV-06]]. Perched on top of the hill to the north is [[Wade Airport]], while the [[Charleston Fire Department]] is on the southern slope of the valley, home to the Fire Breathers. In front of the Capitol Building, the West Virginian replica of the [[Liberty Bell]] can be found. It bears a plaque that reads: | |||
Charleston stretches through the valley west to east, bounded on the eastern end by the [[Summersville Dam]] and on the western by the [[Poseidon Energy Plant WV-06]]. Perched on top of the hill to the north is [[Wade Airport]], while the [[Charleston Fire Department]] is on the southern slope of the valley, home to the Fire Breathers. In front of the | |||
{{Quotation|This reproduction of the Liberty Bell was presented to the people of West Virginia, by direction of The Honorable John W. Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury. As the inspirational symbol of the United States Savings Bonds Independence Drive from May 15 to July 4, 1950, it was displayed in every part of this state. The dimensions and tone are identical with those of the original Liberty Bell when it rang out our independence in 1776. In standing before this symbol, you have the opportunity to dedicate yourself, as did our founding fathers, to the principles of the individual freedom for which our Nation stands.}} | {{Quotation|This reproduction of the Liberty Bell was presented to the people of West Virginia, by direction of The Honorable John W. Snyder, Secretary of the Treasury. As the inspirational symbol of the United States Savings Bonds Independence Drive from May 15 to July 4, 1950, it was displayed in every part of this state. The dimensions and tone are identical with those of the original Liberty Bell when it rang out our independence in 1776. In standing before this symbol, you have the opportunity to dedicate yourself, as did our founding fathers, to the principles of the individual freedom for which our Nation stands.}} | ||
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==Anecdote(s)== | ==Anecdote(s)== | ||
Charleston is based on the real world location of [[Wikipedia:Charleston, West Virginia|Charleston, West Virginia]], the capital city of the state. The West | Charleston is based on the real world location of [[Wikipedia:Charleston, West Virginia|Charleston, West Virginia]], the capital city of the state. The West Virginian [[Liberty Bell]] seen in-game is identical to that of [[wikipedia:Liberty Bell|real life]], including the transcription on the plaque. | ||
==Galerie== | ==Galerie== | ||
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Fallout76 E3 Vista.jpg|Overlooking the city | Fallout76 E3 Vista.jpg|Overlooking the city | ||
FO76 Washington Street sign 915 13.png|Washington St. | FO76 Washington Street sign 915 13.png|Washington St. | ||
FO76 Charleston (Grafton Dam editorial 01).png|[[Grafton Dam editorial]] at a book store | FO76 Charleston (Grafton Dam editorial 01).png|[[Grafton Dam editorial]] at a book store | ||
FO76 Charleston (Grafton Dam editorial 02).png|Grafton Dam editorial at house | FO76 Charleston (Grafton Dam editorial 02).png|Grafton Dam editorial at house | ||
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