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In 2155, the [[Master]] learned the location of the L.A. Vault, conquered the inhabitants and set up operations there, and the human cultists began to use the Vault as their powerbase. Eventually, a monumental building known as the Cathedral was constructed above the Vault. The Cultists thus became known as the Children of the Cathedral.  
 
In 2155, the [[Master]] learned the location of the L.A. Vault, conquered the inhabitants and set up operations there, and the human cultists began to use the Vault as their powerbase. Eventually, a monumental building known as the Cathedral was constructed above the Vault. The Cultists thus became known as the Children of the Cathedral.  
[[File:Newcathedral.jpg|thumb|The entrance of new cathedral on the west coast]]
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The Children of the Cathedral (commonly abbreviated CoC) were a widespread religious cult that the Master established as a cover for his activities and to spread his philosophy.  
 
The Children of the Cathedral (commonly abbreviated CoC) were a widespread religious cult that the Master established as a cover for his activities and to spread his philosophy.  
  
 
Underneath the Cathedral was the seat of the Master's power: the Los Angeles Vault. A vault with no number, the LA Vault was meant to serve as a demonstration of the Vault technology by the Vault-Tec company. It was used during the war but evacuated soon after, leading to the formation of [[Boneyard|Adytum]] and the other [[Boneyard|Boneyard]] communities. The Master eventually discovered the abandoned Vault and moved in. From there, he plotted his grand scheme for the evolution of humanity through [[FEV]].
 
Underneath the Cathedral was the seat of the Master's power: the Los Angeles Vault. A vault with no number, the LA Vault was meant to serve as a demonstration of the Vault technology by the Vault-Tec company. It was used during the war but evacuated soon after, leading to the formation of [[Boneyard|Adytum]] and the other [[Boneyard|Boneyard]] communities. The Master eventually discovered the abandoned Vault and moved in. From there, he plotted his grand scheme for the evolution of humanity through [[FEV]].
  
After the destruction of the Cathedral by the [[Vault Dweller]] survivors went in search of a new place for their religion. Soon they found another cathedral located in the ruins of an unnamed city on the west coast south from [[San Francisco]]. This place became their new home. Many years later wasteland have heard of them again.  
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[[File:Newcathedral.jpg|thumb|The entrance of a cathedral south of San Francisco]]
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After the destruction of the Cathedral by the [[Vault Dweller]] remaining members of the religious branch of the Unity have moved to Necropolis.
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There is another cathedral located south of [[San Francisco]], but it isn't related in any way to the Children of the Cathedral, although the building looks astonishingly similar.
  
 
=== Children of the Cathedral's doctrine ===
 
=== Children of the Cathedral's doctrine ===

Revision as of 08:31, 7 November 2012

The Cathedral's entrance as seen in Fallout 1.
Residues from the Cathedral in Fonline: 2238
« We don't allow kill'n here. Even if it's justified. »

A Cathedral guard.

The Cathedral ruins in FOnline: 2238 can be found in location called Crater.

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History

Most people in L.A. died after the bombs dropped, due to radiation poisoning, disease, famine, and each other. Some, however, took shelter in the demonstration Vault, and eventually most of them emerged in 2092, founding the Boneyard. Many of them were the founders of Adytum, a fenced town in the suburbs of the old Los Angeles.

In 2155, the Master learned the location of the L.A. Vault, conquered the inhabitants and set up operations there, and the human cultists began to use the Vault as their powerbase. Eventually, a monumental building known as the Cathedral was constructed above the Vault. The Cultists thus became known as the Children of the Cathedral.

The Children of the Cathedral (commonly abbreviated CoC) were a widespread religious cult that the Master established as a cover for his activities and to spread his philosophy.

Underneath the Cathedral was the seat of the Master's power: the Los Angeles Vault. A vault with no number, the LA Vault was meant to serve as a demonstration of the Vault technology by the Vault-Tec company. It was used during the war but evacuated soon after, leading to the formation of Adytum and the other Boneyard communities. The Master eventually discovered the abandoned Vault and moved in. From there, he plotted his grand scheme for the evolution of humanity through FEV.

The entrance of a cathedral south of San Francisco

After the destruction of the Cathedral by the Vault Dweller remaining members of the religious branch of the Unity have moved to Necropolis.

There is another cathedral located south of San Francisco, but it isn't related in any way to the Children of the Cathedral, although the building looks astonishingly similar.

Children of the Cathedral's doctrine

The beliefs of the Cathedral's Children base on the belief that the nuclear holocaust (referred to as the Holy Flame, the Sacred Fire), invoked by human greed, corruption and selfishness was a chance to begin anew. It is the proverbial light that nearly destroyed humanity. The Master is the antithesis, the Dark God, waiting in the Darkness below (quite literally), leading his children into a new era of peace and unity.

He brings about the Unity, through which the Nexus of Rebirth will be reached, during which all the worthy ones will be baptized in the holy FEV and become the next generation of humans. When everyone reaches this next stage of evolution, the Age of Peace will come, when there will be no more war and no more suffering.

Morpheus, the cult leader, right after the Master...

About area

  • Only thing that left after majesitc cathedral building is big crater. Watch out for radiation!

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