How Steel Reign Changes The Brotherhood In Fallout 76Īfter a series of missions tracking the source of the super mutant problem, players will finally find themselves dealing with the familiar figure of the enigmatic Dr. Players will get to know Rahmani and Shin more as individuals (and their stances on what the Brotherhood should and should not be) whilst putting an end to the growing super mutant threat in Fallout 76's Appalachia.

Regardless who players supported in that quest, they will be given a choice again after Steel Reign cleverly backtracks on the schism within the Brotherhood to deal with a more imminent threat.

The stage was already set for a standoff between Rahmani and Shin after the final mission in the previous update, which saw Rahmani destroy the comms array that would have allowed the Brotherhood to contact the Elders. Related: Fallout 76's New Customization Options In Fallout World Update While it may not be on the scale of previous Fallout faction decisions or on par with Skyrim's civil war, it is a return to form with the complex characters and moral dilemmas that make Bethesda games enjoyable. The rift between Paladin Rahmani and Knight Shin was already well established in the initial Brotherhood missions, but it finally comes to a head in Steel Reign, forcing players to make a more nuanced choice than any Fallout 76 has proposed thus far. But there is room for pockets of narrative that can be surprisingly profound, which is on display in Fallout 76's Steel Reign content. The latest update for Fallout 76, known as Steel Reign, brings an end to the current Brotherhood of Steel storyline in Fallout 76. Bethesda is often more known for the worlds it creates than the stories it tells with them, given that its games tend to focus on a world and what players make of it.

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