They do make slight insults and berate the Lone Wanderer when able to. The Outcasts show poor taste in wastelanders, though not openly hostile towards them. However, patrols will fight raiders, Enclave, mutants, and rogue robots when encountered. Outcast patrols are neutral to the player character, though they do make insults towards the player in passing. Higher level Outcasts possess more hit points and carry better weapons. There are three ranks of the Brotherhood Outcasts, which appear according to the player's level in-game. Outcast patrols usually consist of three Brotherhood scouts, (one using a ranged weapon, one using a melee weapon, and one with a heavy weapon), or more commonly, 1-2 Outcasts with a Outcast robobrain/protectron. While the Pride patrols the central ruins of D.C, many Outcast patrols center around the greater Capital Wasteland area. Though their main base is inside Fort Independence, they do maintain another outpost in the Washington area. And while they do stockpile valuable - and viable - technology, they also analyze and reverse-engineer the technology they find, leaving work logs scattered around their headquarters. To make up for limited numbers, the Outcasts supply their forces with reprogrammed robobrains, sentry bots, and protectrons, covered with the Outcast paintjob. The Outcasts sport repainted T-45d power armored suits, adopting a new color scheme following the break-off of the Citadel. However, those sites are still struggling to be defended, as supermutants and raiders halt those operations. Until that day, the Outcasts continue to push the orginal Brotherhood mission, and scour the wastes for valuable technology, claiming pre-War sites such as the Virtual Strategic Solutions facility near the Bailey's Crossroads district as their own. The Outcasts believe that when the West Coast Brotherhood finally arrives to D.C, they will vindicate Lyon's Pride, and announce them as traitors.

In their eyes, they remain true to the orginal Brotherhood Of Steel's motives, and it was Elder Lyons who betrayed the morals of the BOS. The group was labeled 'Outcasts' by their former Brotherhood members, as the group adopted the insult proudly as a badge of honor, and painting their power armor red and black, to distinguish from their former, disgusting BOS friends they disrespected long ago.Īlthough called 'traitors' by the East Coast Brotherhood, and by extension, Lyon's Pride, the Outcasts view themselves as the opposite. However, the group continues efforts to push into the Fairfax region from raiders, with one recon team retreating mid-operation. There, they pushed back foolish raider groups, and secured safety inside the pre-War base. Journeying from this, the group travelled north, taking up residence inside Fort Independence. Unsatisfied with Lyons' change of heart of aiding the local people of the Wasteland, a group of angry BOS members, led by a Paladin named Henry Casdin, escaped from the Citadel during the dead of night, stealing weaponry and other advanced technology with them during the haul. The group attributes this to disagreements with the good Elder, saying he 'lost sight of the Brotherhood's true mission, and the orginal reason for the departure there: the recoverment and preservation of pre-War technology'. The Brotherhood Outcasts are a splinter group, formed after breaking ties with Elder Lyons' group inside the Citadel.

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