Modification de Charleston
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The capital and one of the largest cities of West Virginia became the heart of a major push towards automation throughout [[Appalachia]] before the [[Great War]].<ref>[[Fallout 76 loading screens|''Fallout 76'' loading screen]]: ''"Charleston was the capitol of West Virginia and one of the largest cities in the area. Prior to the Great War, it was a hotbed of political dissent and saw countless protests for workers' rights.''"</ref><ref>[[Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries#Memos|Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries; Memos]]</ref> [[Evans|Governor Evans]], a strong proponent of automation and a corporate ally, pushed through measures despite stiff opposition from what unions remained, supported by politicians such as Senator [[Sam Blackwell]].<ref>[[Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries#Energy Meeting|Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries; Energy Meeting]]</ref> | |||
After the Great War, Charleston became the heart of Appalachian reconstruction. It escaped nuclear devastation and was intact, allowing an [[Charleston Emergency Government|emergency government]] to form, using the [[Charleston Capitol Building]] as a foundation. Together with the first responders, what remained of scattered pre-War leadership began to rebuild.<ref>[[Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries#Grafton Steel|Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries; Grafton Steel]]</ref> | |||
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.<ref>[[Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries#That could've gone better|Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries; That could've gone better]]</ref> 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> | |||
In 2082, a contingent of his raider group led by [[Rosalynn Thorpe]] attempted to attack the settlement, but were spotted early and routed by the [[Responders]].<ref name="rose">[[Charleston Capitol Building terminal entries#Crime log terminal|Charleston Capitol Building terminal entrie; Crime log terminal]]</ref> Rosalynn was injured and taken prisoner along with some of the other raiders.<ref name="rose" /> The Responders hoped to negotiate the following day, but in retaliation, David Thorpe used a mini-nuke to destroy the [[Summersville Dam]] on Christmas morning, causing catastrophic damage to the town.<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.<ref>[[Charleston terminal entries#Terminal (Tattoo parlor)|Charleston terminal entries; Terminal (Tattoo parlor)]]</ref> | |||
By 2103, the only human resident of Charleston is [[Gnash]]. | |||
==Agencement== | ==Agencement== | ||