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There are many, many critters that you will see in Fallout. They range from rats to super mutants to Deathclaws. This is an incomplete list, as there is quite a large number of creatures in the game.

==Rats==
Rats are relatively easy creatures that you will see in the beginning of  the game.

===Cave Rat===
  - 6 hit points, 25 xp
  - Weapon: teeth
  - Armor: fur
  - Special: instant death (to the rat) with strong critical

===Pig Rat===
  - 10 hit points, 50 xp
  - Weapon: teeth
  - Armor: skin
  - Special: instant death (to the rat) with strong critical

===Lesser Mole Rat===
  - 22-26 hit points, 65 xp
  - Weapon: teeth
  - Armor: fur
  - Special: instant death (to the rat) with strong critical

===Greater Mole Rat===
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  - 26-30 hit points, 120 xp
  - Weapon: teeth
  - Armor: fur
  - Special: instant death (to the rat) with strong critical

===RADSCORPIONS===
Radscorpions are closely related to the North American Emperor Scorpion, and have been mutated by the war. The increased size makes them larger than humans, and the venom contained in their tails can be used to make an antidote.

- Radscorpion
  - 26 hit points, 110 xp
  - Weapon: tail
  - Armor: carapace
  - Special: poison attack

===HUMANS===
Range from varying (townsfolk) to medium (raiders, guards) to difficult (Brotherhood Guards) - note that they have no special. Experience earned is not dependent on the hit points and/or difficulty of the target.

- Townsfolk
  - 10 to 141 hit points
  - Weapon: varies (one guy carries a Super Sledge at the Boneyard)
  - Armor: varies from none to combat armor

- Raiders
  - 12-35 hit points
  - Weapon: Pistols, SMG's, various melee weapons
  - Armor: Leather Armor

- Junktown City Guards
  - 20-50 hit points
  - Weapon: Pistols, rifles, shotguns, various melee weapons
  - Armor: Leather Armor

- Hub City Guards
  - 59 or 83 hit points
  - Weapon: Combat Shotguns, Assault Rifles, unarmed/melee weapons
  - Armor: Combat Armor or Metal Armor

- Brotherhood Guards
  - 35-95 hit points
  - Weapon: Miniguns, gatling lasers, assault rifles, one has a rocket
            launcher
  - Armor: Power Armor/Brotherhood Armor

- COC Techs COC Priests, BOS Scribes and Elders
  - 35-75 hit points
  - Weapon: varies, none to small energy weapons or pistols
  - Armor: COC robes (BOS Scribes have bluish or dark purple robes)

==FEV creatures & Ghouls==
This is the direct result of what happens when a normal human is injected with the forced evolutionary virus. Extremely big and strong, Super Mutants make a formidable opponent. They are typically seen with floaters and  centaurs, two creatures that the FEV can also spawn. (At least I think so...)

Tim Cain stated that ghouls were victims of radiation poisoning, not victims of the FEV virus on an IGN post. It turned out that the ghouls were former inhabitants of Vault 12 (where Necropolis is at). Vault 12's doors never functioned, therefore Ghouls are victims of radiation poisoning.

NOTE: I have found evidence that supports both approaches to how ghouls were formed: Either speak with Talius at the Boneyards or see what happened to the inhabitants of Vault 12.

The FEV was designed at the place now known as the Glow with hopes of creating a super soldier. The virus makes the humans stronger, but lowers intelligence and in its current state, makes them sterile.

===Super Mutant===
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  - 40-140 hit points, 250-500 xp
  - Weapon: any big gun or large energy weapon (or unarmed)
  - Armor: green - very lightly armored black - somewhat armored (miniguns/SMG's don't work that well against them)

===Ghoul===
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  - 12-100 hit points
  - Weapon: same as humans, except they cannot use big guns or large energy weapons.
  - Armor: none

===Glowing Ghouls===
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  - 36-60 hit points
  - Weapon: same as humans, but I've only seen unarmed so far
  - Armor: none
  - Special: They can radiate you! If you use the geiger counter, you'll see about 5 to 10 rems. (Estimate here)

===Floaters===
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  - 50-75 hit points
  - Weapon: Some weird appendage that I have no knowledge of (it's reasonably powerful and can knock you over)
  - Armor: thick skin (like master)
  - Special: I'm not sure, but they can poison you.

===Centaurs===
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  - 94-130 hit points
  - Weapon: Teeth, virtually the same knocking-over capabilities of its "floating" brethren
  - Armor: thick skin, but not as thick as Floater skin
  - Special: Same as floaters (I think)

You'll only see Centaurs and Floaters in random encounters or in the first level of the Cathedral.

===ROBOTS===
Robots - in a post nuclear game. They are either found in the Glow or in the two mutant bases. Pulse grenades do the best job, but plasma grenades and energy weapons should also do the job.

- Sentry Robots (tan)
  - 40 hit points, 175 xp
  - Weapon: Unarmed
  - Armor: Steel

- Floating Eye Robots (red)
  - 60 hit points, 275 xp
  - Weapon: Unarmed
  - Armor: Steel

- Sentry Robots (black) / Robobrains
  - 80 hit points, 300 xp
  - Weapon: Rifles or Shotguns
  - Armor: Strong Steel

===Mr. Handy===
  - 113 hit points, 400 xp
  - Weapon: Minigun
  - Armor: Strong Steel

==CREATURES OF THE WASTES==
Creatures that wander around the wasteland, and don't fit under a particular classification.

===Deathclaw===
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|225
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|1000
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|Claws
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!Armor
|Thick skin (don't be fooled - very strong)
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!Special
|{{n/a}}
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Deathclaws are very strong and deadly creatures. Fighting one by itself isn't too hard with decent small guns skill, but fighting many is difficult. If you give Ian the .223 Pistol and Tycho the Sniper Rifle, then the two make an excellent Deathclaw-killing squadron. They (deathclaws) have an insane amount of action points, so watch out!
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===Mantis===
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|Exoskeleton
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Mantis are only found in random encounters outside.
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===Dogs===
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|14
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|Teeth
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|Fur
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