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name: The NCR 4th Division- The Mechanized Division

Flag: The standard NCR flag but with Tank behind the Bear

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Territory: West Oregon. Headquarters in the town of Eugene

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The youngest of the NCR divisons, the mechanzied divison orginally starting out as an Branch of the Supply core but as more vehicles (both per-war and in a few cases post war) where found, repair and pushed into service it was decided to make proper Division to organise the effecive use of the NCR Vehicles.

By the time of the second battle of the Hoover dam the Mechanized Division was an small force to be reckoned with over [record redacted] units. However after the first few units sent to the mojave began to suffer mechincal flaws due to sand and dirt intake it was decided not to field them in mojave- espically after the hopevilie supply line blew up.

instead the order was given to spread the bulk of Mechanized Division out along the I-15, ready to pretty much slaughter the legion should they succed at hoover.... Or would have slaughtered with couriers nuke dashing any chance of an Quick mechanized counter-victory.

Colonel Alex Kimball, the black sheep of the kimball family had been scouting out territory up north Oregon and thus avoided the fate of his fellow officers. As the highest ranking Mechanized officer to survive Alex was recalled to the capital, he learned enroute that he had been promoted to general... and that his older brother had shot himself.

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Colonel/General Alex Kimball

Captain Skylar- Hates communists

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200 Mechanized Division troopers- You tend have an staffing issues after most of your army is nuked.

17 motorcycles- An collection of Per-war "lone wanderer" Motorbikes and post-war handmade "motorbikes" of various degrees of qaulity. Fast, easy to fix and fuel (fusion cells) they are useful for getting around quickly.

2 Post-war buggies- Post war production buggies

12 Automobiles- An collection of per-war Civilian Cars that the Mechanized Division seized from NCR elite ruling class has access to. Supposedly Highwayman #5 belonged to someone famous long ago.

7 IVF'S- The infantry fighting vehicle (the APC from Fallout4 ) Would be useful for carrying troopers to the front and providing covering fire.... if the Mechanized Division had the Men to transport in these.

2 military flatbed trucks- Simple nuclear power trucks for carrying stuff around on.

1- Vetibird- on permanent loan from the air force Along with the pilot, Captain Skylar

3 - NCR tanks - The Per-war united states of American and NCR frontline two barrel battle tank- Heavy armoured and with considerable firepower it can take on pretty much anything the wasteland has to offer (provided it's well supplied and looked after)

1- AT APA (Anti-power armour) experimental Puma vehicle - With the development of power armour soon came the fear that rival nations would soon invent their own.

One such proposed countermeasure was the Puma- an lightly armoured but quick & agile all-terrain Willys MX200 Jeep but with an powerful (and experimental) Anti-power armour Gauss rifle (F4 model) mounted in the Turret slot. The Great war and an argument over what to call the vehicle prevented the project from ever leaving prototype stage per war but the NCR has since improved design most notably not having engine die every time it was fired although it is still single shot.

Territory: Southwestern Half of Zion Canyon

Population: Super Mutants, Nightkin, Humans













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Name: The Imperators legion
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Territory: The province of Nova Roma
History: Little is known about the past of the man, that changed the world as the legendary courier six, the man that would change the fate of the west coast. Some say he was a Baja-Rebel, fighting the NCR tooth and nail, losing his family to their expansion. Other claim he was a Reno Caravaner, who was bought out by Brahmin barons. Yet one story seems to hold the most water, about a vagabund and gambler, that found himself on the wrong side of a firing squad for deserting the NCR army. None of these stories have been ever confirmed by the man that now is known as the Legate Six, the right hand of mighty Caesar himself.

The tales of his fateful gambits in the prelude of the second battle for the Hoover Dam are well-known, yet it would only be the stepping stone of a glorious career, as the right hand of Caesar himself. In the wars to come, he more and more replaced Lanius as Caesars second-in-command, as he had a far better understanding of the political game inside the legion. Able to be charismatic, yet also ruthless, he used his connection to Caesar to install his own men into positions of power, the declining health of the dictator of clear benefit to his own ambition. In the final year, with Caesar unable to leave his own bed, the First Legate used his position to "convey" the words of Caesar, banishing all his enemies to other parts of the Legions empire. For the day will come, when Caesar will die..
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Name: Legio Orientis (informally "Eastern Legion")
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Population: 350,000 (according to most recent census)
Territory: New Mexico and Colorado, minus the southeastern quadrant.

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When Caesar's forces triumphed at the Second Battle of Hoover Dam, it marked the start of the Legion's focus on the west, in both military and civil matters. New Vegas was Caesar's Rome, and the NCR was to be the Legion's next conquest. Legionaries and resources were diverted from the Legion's eastern holdings to fuel these ambitions, leaving behind minimal garrisons to maintain order and keep their borders secure against the Brotherhood of Steel.

The ranking official in charge of the eastern holdings, the Praetor of Denver, sought to mitigate Caesar's neglect by spearheading his own efforts to build up the east in military, civil, and economic matters. Able-bodied men were conscripted from settlements to build up the Legion's forces, while militias of both men and women were organized to maintain order in towns. The Followers of the Apocalypse, no longer welcome in the Legion's western territories, were invited and allowed to ply their services in exchange for assistance in agricultural assistance. Protection was offered to any Brotherhood Scribes who agreed to defect. Educated slaves from as far away as Nova Roma were purchased at a premium.

The next few years were difficult due to the lack of available resources, but the Praetor's efforts to bring needed talent to the east bore fruit. Food production grew, order was maintained, and trade routes remained safe. Cities began to be built up and an uneasy armistice with the Brotherhood of Steel was maintained. At the same time, however, loyalty to Caesar diminished and his influence began to fade, as many in the east felt neglected by his all-encompassing focus on the west. Rumors of Caesar's origin as not the Son of Mars, but a Follower of the Apocalypse began to spread.

When Caesar died, all pretenses ceased, and the Praetor made his move. Renaming himself Constantine, he implemented a number of policies that flew directly in the face of Caesar's old regime- persecution of New Canaanites and their allies was outlawed, the Cult of Mars was replaced by Christianity as the state religion, and Joshua Graham was venerated as a saint. The Praetor was determined to see his nation survive the second Fall of Rome, just as the Eastern Roman Empire outlived the west.

Government: The Eastern Legion is currently an autocracy, led by Praetor Constantine. Beneath him are the civil leaders presiding over Denver, and the Legate and Centurions presiding over the military. The Legion is additionally in the process of organizing its new state religion, the leaders of which will be expected to wield a degree of power.

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Praetor Constantine

The Praetor of Denver, the Centurion who would later become Constantine was a veteran Decanus who distinguished himself during the Second Battle for Hoover Dam and was promoted to Centurion under the former Courier's command. The two became friends throughout Caesar's campaigns, and the Courier even confided in his underling the truth of Caesar's origin- that he was not the Son of Mars, but a Follower of the Apocalypse who had based his society around an ancient empire.

As time went by, however, they grew apart. The Courier delved more deeply into the luxuries and debaucheries of life in Nova Roma, while the Centurion rejected such pleasures, instead yearning for spirituality to fill the void left by the truth of the Cult of Mars. As their purposes grew further apart, the Courier had the Centurion "kicked upstairs" and promoted as the Legate of Denver, out of the way but far from the bloody front lines of Caesar's war of conquest in the west. Intended to be effectively a backwater assignment, the Legate found himself fighting a number of skirmishes with the Brotherhood of Steel,

During this period of peace, the Legate was promoted to Praetor and tasked with building up Denver with what little he was provided with. He made an effort to bring in educated men and women to help modernize, from Brotherhood defectors to enslaved Followers of the Apocalypse. He also sought out the history of the empire that Caesar had emulated, seeking to draw inspiration from it himself. What stuck with him, however, was not the military genius of Marius or Caesar, but rather the rise of Christianity, the faith of the disgraced Malpais Legate and his people. This became an obsession, one he relentlessly pursued behind Caesar's back, to the point of seeking out those who had preserved the faith, not to martyr them, but to learn from them.

When Caesar passed away, any semblence of loyalty to the man's vision disappeared. Renaming himself Constantine, he instituted a number of radical reforms, ending the persecution of New Caananites and promising legal protection to them, declaring Joshua Graham a saint, adopting the symbol of the Chi Rho in place of the Legion Bull, and replacing the Praetorian Guard with power armored Palatini. While some opposed his reforms, the East had by this time grown distant from the West and Caesar's cult of personality had long faded.

Economy: In most of the Eastern Legion's holdings, the economy is centered around agriculture. The exception is Denver, which is a major trading hub, linking the Legion's western holdings with the lands to the east.

Culture: Under the direction of its leader and far from the conflicts in the west, the Eastern Legion has grown less militaristic and more focused on civil, artistic, and philosophical development, with the intention of emulating the Roman society that Caesar idolized- a project that has been simultaneously accelerated and derailed by the revelation of Caesar's inspiration and Constantine's insertion of elements of later Roman society. Their society is more puritanical than that of the western Legion, due to both the rise of Christianity and the lack of influence from havens of debauchery in the west such as New Reno or Nova Roma, but crucifixion is banned as sacrilege.

Religion: With the diminishing of Caesar's influence in eastern lands and Constantine's reforms, Christianity has replaced the Cult of Mars as the dominant religion in Constantine's territories. Surviving New Canaanites and their converted followers have established a presence in Denver, while Constantine has funded the rebuilding of the Cathedral Basilica. Outside of Denver, tribal paganism is still common among more primitive settlements, and despite Constantine's efforts to phase it out, the Cult of Mars retains some presence.

Technology: WIP

Military: The Legio Orientis was undermanned for many years as a result of most of Caesar's forces being diverted to California, and much of its armed forces were built up by Constantine as a result. Composition is similar to that of Caesar's model, and relative peace in the east has resulted in them being well-supplied but poorly experienced compared to those in the west. One aspect that has not suffered, however, is their mongrels; because of Denver's role in the breeding and training of the Legion's war dogs, the Legio Orientis has ample access to some of the Legion's best mongrel stock. Beyond this, there exist a few key differences in the form of troops that do not exists elsewhere in Caesar's lands:

Scholae Palatinae- Based on the military unit created by the Praetor's namesake, the Scholae Palatinae serve as Constantine's bodyguards as well as his most elite shock troops. Recruited primarily from the Legion's best and most loyal veterans and based on the Brotherhood of Steel's Paladins (and further inspired by the fact that the term Paladin was derived from the Roman Palatine), the Palatini wear power armor and carry the best weapons that the Legio Orientis has access to. On the battlefield, they serve as the tip of the spear.

Militia- The Legio Orientis maintains state-sponsored militia in many of its settlements rather than waste manpower garrisoning them with Legionaries. Militias are composed of local volunteers trained and equipped by the Legion, and while they lack the combat ability of proper Legionaries, they have proven sufficient for maintaining order. Unlike the Legion's regular forces, women and mutants can join the militia.