Mordecai

Die nachfolgenden Informationen basieren auf Van Buren. Sie sind nicht Teil des Kanons.

Bishop Mordecai war ein Einwohner von Neu Kanaan im Jahr 2281.

Hintergrund

Dieser zornige, alte Mann wurde zum Bischof von Neu Jerusalem vor vielen Jahren.

Technically speaking, he should still have been the head of the congregation at New Canaan at the time of his death, but the Living Prophet is the ultimate authority short of God. Several years ago, Mordecai left New Canaan, along with almost half the population. They moved south, towards New Jerusalem, claiming that they were going to re-settle it. They were not successful. Mordecai and a handful of followers returned to New Canaan and never spoke about what happened to make them return. However, it is apparent that they were the only survivors of that ill-fated expedition.

In his final years, the silver-haired Mordecai angrily watched Jeremiah, fuming at what he believed was an imposter getting away with the mass deception of the Mormon community. Though he was in his seventies, he was every bit as passionate about the livelihood of New Canaan as he was about New Jerusalem decades earlier. He did not support the violent removal of Jeremiah, but did believe he should step down.

Mordecai perished when New Canaan was sacked by the White Legs, burning to death on the first floor of the Church.

Interactions with the player character

Quests

• Deal with Marshall - Mordecai and Doc Angela are concerned with Apostle Jude's visits to Marshall and want different actions to be taken.

Other interactions

He can help the player by telling details about the Burned Man before they go to meet him in Burham Springs.

Ende der Informationen, die auf Van Buren basieren.

Appearances

Mordecai was going to appear in  Van Buren, dem verworfenen Fallout 3 von Black Isle Studios, Black Isle Studios's canceled Fallout 3, and is mentioned in the Fallout: New Vegas Add-On Honest Hearts (Add-On).