Cyrus
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Cyrus is one of the Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel player characters.
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[edit] Background
He grew up in a post-war semi-tribal farming community (hence the tattoos). This community had its share of problems with raiders, radscorpions, and the like, but was finally devastated by the super mutant army when he was just a boy. So, like a lot of adrift-in-the-wilderness youths, he wandered briefly, hearing stories about the defeat of the mutant army and the forces that opposed them. It was inevitable that Cyrus would eventually go to join the Brotherhood of Steel. As a soldier, Cyrus is a strange combination of idealist and bad-ass. In short, he is the modern-day post-apocalyptic knight.
[edit] Benefits
- Has the ability to use very big guns to fight with
- He maneuvers better than the other characters with heavy weapons
[edit] Drawbacks
- He isn't able to run while firing weapons; instead he slows to a walk
- Isn't able to use dual pistols
[edit] Appearances
Cyrus appears in Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel and was to appear in the sequel Fallout: Brotherhood of Steel 2.
[edit] Gallery
Cyrus concept art
Cyrus with metal armor and monster ripper
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