Averted by Season 4's episode 12, where it's revealed she escaped from him in the Glowing Sea and has since been tracking him down to kill him. Badass in Distress: NCR Ranger Tanner is kidnapped by the Vault Droid at the end of Season 3 and is presumably being held captive by him somewhere in the Commonwealth.Artifact Title: While certainly the Lore of Fallout is still front and center, the Storyteller's adventures at times take up more space in a episode than the actual lore itself, come the third season onward.

Arc Words: 'But that is a story for another day.'.April Fools' Day: A humorous, presumably non-canon installment co-created with the 'Asynchrony' channel was released on Apfeaturing.Animation Bump: Justified, in Season 4 due to it being filmed using Fallout 4's engine as opposed to the one present in 3/New Vegas.Also, occasionally non-canon endings or decisions will be brought up, showing how the events could have gone differently. Alternate History: Part of the fun of the series is how it delves into what makes the Falloutverse one.After the End: It's set in the Fallout universe, which predominantly takes place several hundred years after several minutes long nuclear war during which China and the United States nuked the ever loving shit out of each other.Action Girl: The Storyteller runs into a few now and then (most notably Ranger Tanner) and of course talks about some in his stories.Fallout Lore: The Storyteller contains the following tropes:

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