Emerald Wasteland

This article is intended as a reference for the gamemaster and thus contains spoilers for Fallout: Emerald City.

The Emerald Wasteland is the setting of Fallout: Emerald City. As of the year 2286 when the game is set (209 years after the Great War and five after the events of Fallout: New Vegas), industrial civilization is returning to the region and multiple factions are vying to implement their version of the future.

Economy

Pre-war corporations

• Med Tek
• Poseidon Energy
• RobCo
• Vault-Tec
• Yoyodyne Aerospace

Postwar industry

As settled society has returned to the Emerald Wasteland, so has industry. The Northwest's abundant resources have been a springboard for development.

Trade

Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean more broadly act as a highway for trade. Where other regions see traders struggling through harsh terrain with land-based caravans travelling only at walking pace, one can see trading clippers and even steamboats plying the waters of the Emerald Wasteland on a daily basis, carrying timber, bituminous coal, and even high-tech manufactured goods from the repurposed Yoyodyne factory in Renton to buyers in the New California Republic further south.

Locations by subregion

Southern British Columbia and Vancouver

• Annacis Island
• False Creek
• UBiC

Whatcom

• Border Security Zone
• Peace Arch–Pacific Highway Joint Checkpoint

Skagit Valley

• Skagit City
• Lower Baker Dam
• Vault 12

Fidalgo, Whidbey, and San Juan Islands

• Anacortes
• Fort Casey
• March Point Nuclear Power Plant

Snohomish

• Mt. Forgotten bunker
• Yoyodyne Everett Factory

Seattle

• The Denny Triangle Arcology
• Magnolia
• Pacific Tower
• Renton Landing
• RobCo Northwest campus
• The Space Needle
• Volunteer Park
• Yoyodyne Renton Factory

Kitsap and Eastern Olympic Peninsulas

• Bremerton Crater
• Port Townsend
• USS Turner Joy