Developed by the US Army and Med-Tek as a part of the REAP Initiative, Thaw is an experimental chem meant for quick organ transplant. Post-war, it's used to set broken bones and limbs, and is almost exclusively found in the hands of the organ-stealing Patchwork gang. 🌲

Before the bombs fell, Washington played host to scores of soldiers, either returning from Anchorage or taking up occupation duties in annexed Canada. After the Great War, all that remained was equipment, arms, and dead soldiers. Happy 4th of July! See you in Seattle! 🌲

"From Vancouver to Snoqualmie Valley, The Red Leaves fight. Happy #CanadaDay everyone!"

Buried in volcanic ash, Covington has become the ideal hideout for the enterprising Patchwork. Their pride and joy is a town-wide filtration system, the Iron Lung. Created by Lewe - Senior Level Designer and Environment Artist | artstation.com/artwork/OvdO2…

Visiting Seattle? Why not take a ferry ride! Our state-of-the-art ferry system makes sure you always get where you're going, right on time!* * Regular downtime between the hours of 2:00 AM to 5:00 AM. Delays may occur. See ferry schedules for details.

New Deepwell is the oily engine fueling the Republic of Cascade's expansion. Its greenhouses and hydroponic systems feed the city's biofuel refinery, which likewise keeps the city's Cascade-installed biofuel generator running.

Known for its natural landscapes, the Pacific Northwest's forests are a beautiful maze to get lost in. Created by Lewe - Senior Level Designer and Environment Artist artstation.com/artwork/8b8Jk…

Located in the charming neighborhood of May Creek, the May Creek Yacht Club is the perfect place to spend the day! Its well kept and its friendly members are sure to help you have an excellent day on the water. Created by Gryphon - Level Designer | artstation.com/artwork/eR5QR…

When your weapon wears out, you have two options; repairing it at a workbench with scrap, or using a repair kit in the field. Either way, a busted gun is a sure way to die. See you in Seattle!

Before the Great War, Bellevue was a monument to wartime industry and ingenuity. Its destruction was almost absolute. Now, only Deathclaws and other wasteland horrors stalk its irradiated streets. The following image is a work-in-progress and subject to change.