Fallout: New Vegas introduces factions into the mix, and each group has strengths and weakness. A level of trust has to be gained from the faction groups, in order to gain perks and benefits of an alliance. Trust from the factions are usually accomplished in Quests. Alliance with one factions typically does come at cost of another rival faction.
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Fallout: New Vegas Factions
Main Factions
New California Republic Caesar's Legion Robert House
Minor Factions
Boomers Brotherhood of Steel Followers of the Apocalypse Great Khans Enclave Remnants
The Strip Factions
Chairmen Omertas White Glove Society
Merchant Companies
Crimson Caravan Van Graffs Gun Runners
Towns
Goodsprings Freeside The Strip Jacobstown Primm
Raider Gangs
Fiends Jackals Vipers Scorpions
Other Groups
Bright Brotherhood State of Utobitha Kings Powder Gangers Westside Militia
